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Last I heard the NJ dummocrat won in a last minute tally (sounds familiar) 🤔

I have experience with those I listed  above for .223.  I have my go-to loads, H335 for 62 grain, and WIN 748 for 55 grain.  Not saying these are the absolute best, but its what I've used and developed a load for.

Off the top of my head, CFE223 and Varget seem to be able to achieve higher velocities than a lot of the other powders (Lee Manual).

I've used UNIQUE powder for 9mm 124gn.  I heard good things about CFE Pistol.

On youtube, Johnny's Reloading Bench is one of my go-to's for watching load development, powder choice, and testing results.

I saw a Lee 3 turret press on FB marketplace a few days ago.

I suggest at a minimum to get on the waitlist from Security Equipment for the appropriate small rifle/small pistol primers and any powder you may want to use  ( i.e. H335, CFE223, WIN748, etc.)

im trying to get them to ship one but it comes with a 15 round mag they don’t want to send trying to work with them to see if they can ship with no mag

Will have to register a rifle soon, so checking on what's the latest.

From the HPD website (same as before, but figured I would verify):

Then:

For the "required firearm information", it should all be on the paperwork (ATF 4473), assuming purchase from LGS or from FFL transfer.  I recall reading need to fill out the permit application (same as before).  I was kinda hoping you could just hand then that form and they could enter the info into the system. . . maybe 

Are they allowing printing and filling out of forms ahead of time?  A while back, I printed out and filled out forms ahead of time, only to have to fill out the permit application when I got there.  Again, that was a while back and when the form was on the multi-page/copy format (like carbon copy).

This is the evening before oral arguments on Nov. 3. 2021. NPR broadcast an interview with Jennifer Mascia  and Prof. Darrell Miller.

https://www.wbur.org/onpoint/2021/11/02/supreme-court-rifle-big-gun-case-and-what-it-means-for-u-s-gun-law

The audio recording (47:22) is lengthy and contains more information than the short transcript. The extreme libertarian interpretation of the 2nd Amendment can theoretically be stretched to:

1. Allow mental defectives to bear arms.
2. Allow blind people to bear arms.
3. Remove ban on handguns aboard an airplane.
4. Permit those accused of a crime (but not convicted, yet) to carry weapons inside a court of law.

This is what you get when you treat the right to bear arms as absolute. Scalia's claim that common sense does not give individuals the right to possess any weapon in the universe. Wrong, Antonin. The forefathers' language is logically flawed, not anticipating the expansion in the meaning and scope of arms. Let's see what Judge Thomas does with the case. Balls to the walls worship of the second amendment should allow armed citizens to bear arms at speeches of politicians and rulers. To hell with Edward III.