Anybody got friends in NJ? Gun ban vote monday.

[Wildscar]

Found this on another forum. Though some of yall might be from NJ or know people there.

NJ ASSEMBLY TO VOTE ON .50 CALIBER GUN BAN - MONDAY!

The New Jersey Legislature has decided to immediately move the bill that would effectively ban the .50 BMG in the state. The fifty caliber community has to join other law abiding gun owners in that state to prevent the passage of this bill. Please support the effort to stop this bill.

If you live in New Jersey Please Contact Your Assembly Members Today!

On Monday, November 17, the New Jersey Assembly is scheduled to vote on A2116 -- legislation banning most firearms over .50 caliber. Though previously amended in an attempt to address gun owner concerns, the legislation still bans many popular hunting guns, historical firearms, and large bore target firearms, based on alleged public safety concerns. Ironically, the legislation bans many of the guns that won the very freedoms the bill seeks to destroy, including some Revolutionary War and Civil War guns and their replicas. A2116 makes the fundamental mistake of banning guns based on the size of the hole in the barrel rather than punishing criminal behavior. It treats law abiding citizens who choose to exercise their Second Amendment rights like potential criminals. Please immediately email, call, and/or fax your Assembly Members and urge them to oppose A2116!

Their contact information is available here.
http://www.nraila.org/Legislation/Read.aspx?id=4228" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

[Nintao]

Well being that I am not a lawyer, but did that read: banning most firearms over .50 caliber???

So unless the bill actualy reads different, that would make the .50 caliber legal correct?

[asleepatthereel]

Well being that I am not a lawyer, but did that read: banning most firearms over .50 caliber???

So unless the bill actualy reads different, that would make the .50 caliber legal correct?

Thats how I read it too. I thought anything over .50, not including black powder, was already illegal? Makes about as much sense as outlawing hollow points. Whats in the water up there anyhow?