Balog
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I got this from an e-mail from the North American Hunting Club.
TRENTON, NJ—A New Jersey legislator has introduced a bill that would ban the use of .50 caliber and larger muzzleloaders.
The U.S. Sportsmen's Alliance (USSA) says Democratic Assemblywoman Loretta Weinberg is attempting to sneak Assembly Bill 3942 (AB 3942) through during the final days of the legislative session. The bill revises the definition of prohibited "destructive devices" to include muzzleloaders of .50 caliber or larger. Under the bill, muzzleloaders are listed in the same section of law as Molotov cocktails and self-propelled rockets.
In an effort to pacify muzzleloader owners, the USSA says Weinberg added a grandfather clause to the bill, allowing current muzzleloader owners to continue to use them.
New Jersey sportsmen should contact their assembly members and ask them to oppose AB 3942. To contact your assembly member, call (800) 792-8630.
TRENTON, NJ—A New Jersey legislator has introduced a bill that would ban the use of .50 caliber and larger muzzleloaders.
The U.S. Sportsmen's Alliance (USSA) says Democratic Assemblywoman Loretta Weinberg is attempting to sneak Assembly Bill 3942 (AB 3942) through during the final days of the legislative session. The bill revises the definition of prohibited "destructive devices" to include muzzleloaders of .50 caliber or larger. Under the bill, muzzleloaders are listed in the same section of law as Molotov cocktails and self-propelled rockets.
In an effort to pacify muzzleloader owners, the USSA says Weinberg added a grandfather clause to the bill, allowing current muzzleloader owners to continue to use them.
New Jersey sportsmen should contact their assembly members and ask them to oppose AB 3942. To contact your assembly member, call (800) 792-8630.