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From ANJRPC: GOVERNOR CHRISTIE VETOES GUN BAN / MAG BAN!

 

Today Governor Christie vetoed A2006 / S993, legislation that would have banned firearms magazines larger than 10 rounds and would have banned an entire class of popular .22 caliber semi-automatic rifles. The veto marks the end of the road for this legislation for the 2014-2015 session.

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"After months of intense battle over this misguided legislation that won't stop another crime or prevent another tragedy, we are grateful that Governor Christie has heard the voice of the outdoor community and ended the discussion," said ANJRPC Executive Director Scott Bach. "The Governor clearly recognizes the difference between legislation that punishes violent criminals vs. legislation that targets the rights of law-abiding citizens."

PLEASE THANK GOVERNOR CHRISTIE TODAY!

Please thank Governor Christie today for his veto of A2006 / S993. You can call the Governor's office at 609-292-6000, write him at P.O. Box 001, Trenton, N.J. 08625, or send an email using the online contact form (select "law and public safety" from the drop-down menu, then pick any sub-topic).

And thank YOU for weathering this months-long storm of attacks on gun owners along with us. It is because of YOUR actions, YOUR calls and letters, YOUR attendance at hearings, and YOUR refusal to give up no matter what the odds, that today's outcome was possible.

Although today's action marks the end of a long and very arduous battle, the fight is far from over. Lawmakers will be back after the November elections, and will continue their relentless attacks on legal gun ownership - and it will be up to gun owners to continue to defend freedom.

 

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That NJ bill wasn't nearly as bad as the SAFE Act.  Christie probably is trying to avoid the wrath of the NRA by vetoing the bill, but neither he, nor anyone prior to him, has even mentioned repealing the oppressive semi-auto rifle ban that Gov. Florio signed decades ago.  

 

An M1 Carbine isn't even legal in NJ with a 5 round magazine in it!

 

I fear this fate will also befall NY residents, even if Cuomo is thrown out with extreme prejudice.

 

 

 

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