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Finally got my CCW. Took over 2 years in Los Angeles County to go through all the BS.

But it’s finally done.

Now I have both open and concealed carry permits.
Where can you carry. In NJ, the relaxed the CCW requirements due to the SCOTUS ruling but they basically banned guns everywhere except on your own home. I believe this is being challenged in the courts but one case like this was already lost.
 

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Where can you carry. In NJ, the relaxed the CCW requirements due to the SCOTUS ruling but they basically banned guns everywhere except on your own home. I believe this is being challenged in the courts but one case like this was already lost.

The short answer?

Everywhere but schools and govt buildings. There are a few other minor places but that’s the gist of it
 

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Finally got my CCW. Took over 2 years in Los Angeles County to go through all the BS.

But it’s finally done.

Now I have both open and concealed carry permits.
Gruesome Newsome will be coming for your ass
 

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I am a little surprised by this. Based on what I read of the law this sounded like a legal shoot. It might seem dumb but I didn't see where the homeowner was required to announce himself. He felt threatened and fired. Of course just because it was a lawful shoot doesn't mean prosecutors won't press charges. If you follow the law in NJ and shoot someone breaking into your house, most lawyers will tell you charges are forthcoming. It is a means of intimidation and coercion. They really don't want people shooting people through the doors of their homes.
 

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This is a potentially ridiculous verdict, of course they claim Walmart KNEW this dude was a mental head case and suicidal.

If THAT is true and Walmart didnt follow proper protocols, I guess I can understand it. But I would need to hear more about how they KNEW all this beforehand.

 

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This is a potentially ridiculous verdict, of course they claim Walmart KNEW this dude was a mental head case and suicidal.

If THAT is true and Walmart didnt follow proper protocols, I guess I can understand it. But I would need to hear more about how they KNEW all this beforehand.


This is insane. How can Walmart properly diagnose a person's psyche? We have a Supreme Court justice who claims she can't define a woman because she is not a biologist. Must Walmart have roaming psychologists to analyze all there employees as the come to work?
 

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An order in council rolled out by then Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in May 2020 banned thousands of “assault weapons” and claimed to offer compensation to those who voluntarily turn in their weapons. According to Hagen, an order in council is a “non-democratic legal instrument” where the Canadian government can ban items like guns “without having to take legislation through parliament.”

The government also doesn’t guarantee compensation for turning in the designated weapons, only saying that gun owners “who choose to participate in the program may receive compensation subject to availability of program funds.”

Many Canadian provinces, including Yukon, Alberta, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Saskatchewan, and Ontario, have indicated they will not assist the national government in enforcing the ban.

“We will have nothing to do with this program. We will not spend any Alberta taxpayer dollars on this program,” Teri Bryant, the chief firearms officer of Alberta, told CBC News last month.

 
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