Tactical Atlas Firearm Blog

Charlie and Robin start by talking about some of the nonsense that is New Jersey gun laws. In New Jersey, BB guns are illegal.

A federal judge ordered that California couldn’t enforce microstamping mandates earlier this year as it violates the 2nd Amendment. New Jersey might want to take note!?

NJ can’t meet that requirement because there was no such Founding-era tradition. The state has failed to show such examples, & the injunctions should be upheld.

The 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals announced on Thursday that New Jersey possesses the authority to sue firearm manufacturers under its "public nuisance" law.

The Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms has filed an amicus brief with the Third Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals in a case challenging New Jersey’s “sensitive places” concealed carry statute. The case is known as Koons v. Platkin. In May, U.S. District Judge Renee Marie Bumb granted a preliminary injunction and […]

Requiring average citizens to meet police-level training is a move by Democrats to make it much harder for average NJ citizens to obtain carry permits.

A new, much more difficult level of shooting proficiency is now required for subjects in New Jersey who wish to keep or obtain their state-issued permission slips to Carry a Handgun.

The NJ Attorney General has explicitly taken steps to limit the harsh unintended consequences of anti-gun lawmakers’ absurdly-crafted & ill-conceived legislation targeting gun owners.

New Jersey cannot criminalize licensed concealed carry virtually everywhere in the state by designating everything as a ‘sensitive area,’ nor should it be allowed to continue...

NJ has banned millions of rifles, shotguns, handguns, hunting guns, target shooting guns, military surplus guns, & virtually ALL muzzleloaders, black powder guns, antique guns, air guns, & BB guns.

I am extremely pleased to have put an end to these unlawful forfeitures in New Jersey. The State has no basis for weapon forfeitures in permit appeal matters.

The additional restraining order temporarily blocks enforcement of aspects of NJ's carry-killer law for a period of several weeks.