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Fastfire Arms Fastfire Arms is newest Gun Store in Lebanon, New Jersey. Visit us or check us out at www.fastfi****msnj.com

Visit us this Saturday, September 12th to celebrate our Grand Opening!
09/07/2026

Visit us this Saturday, September 12th to celebrate our Grand Opening!

What's the first thing to fail on most biometric safes?The electronics.Dead batteries.Fingerprint readers.Keypads.Circui...
08/27/2026

What's the first thing to fail on most biometric safes?

The electronics.

Dead batteries.
Fingerprint readers.
Keypads.
Circuit boards.

And if you've ever watched a few drop tests online, you've probably seen another issue: many inexpensive electronic safes don't handle impacts very well.

The StopBox Pro takes a different approach.

No batteries.
No electronics.
No fingerprint scanner.

Just a mechanical design built around reliability and repeatable access.

Simple doesn't mean outdated.

08/18/2026

Clarification from US U.S. LawShield

A couple spots left for our Wednesday, August 19th Concealed Carry class! Sign up today to guarantee your spot! www.fast...
08/12/2026

A couple spots left for our Wednesday, August 19th Concealed Carry class! Sign up today to guarantee your spot! www.fastfi****msnj.com

08/07/2026

FAVORABLE RULING ON AW/MAG BAN PAUSED WHILE
NEW JERSEY APPEALS TO U.S. SUPREME COURT

August 6, 2026. The same court that threw out New Jersey’s longstanding “assault weapons” ban and magazine ban has paused (or "stayed") its own ruling to allow the state of New Jersey to bring an appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court.

Importantly, the stay pauses the issuance of the Third Circuit’s “mandate,” which would have been the directive to actually implement the ruling. For this reason, ANJRPC urges gun owners to wait until New Jersey’s petition to the Supreme Court plays out in full before taking any action based on the Third Circuit’s excellent ruling throwing out New Jersey's "assault fi****ms" and magazine ban laws.

With the U.S. Supreme Court already poised to decide the assault weapons ban issue next year in other cases, and a pro-gun majority on the high court, one wonders what the state of New Jersey hopes to accomplish by bringing its appeal. Even if the Supreme Court joins New Jersey's appeal with the other cases already in cue, the ultimate ruling is not likely to go New Jersey's way. This may be New Jersey's attempt to simply delay the inevitable in New Jersey for as long as possible, or it may be a last gasp Hail Mary pass before the game is lost.

Whatever the reason, there is no assurance that the Supreme Court will agree to actually hear the New Jersey case. The Court could refuse to hear the case, which would immediately end the stay. It could also "hold" New Jersey's request until it decides the two AW ban cases it already has on its docket. The stay only remains in place if the Court grants or holds New Jersey's request. And in any event, the issue should be resolved for the entire nation by the middle of next year.

Please stay tuned. ANJRPC will continue to monitor the situation and update gun owners as this process unfolds.

Click the link below for the online version of this alert
https://www.anjrpc.org/page/AWMagBanRulingPaused

07/31/2026

NEW JERSEY SEEKS TO APPEAL THIRD CIRCUIT AW / MAG BAN RULING TO U.S. SUPREME COURT

Requested Stay Could Put Favorable Ruling on Hold

July 31, 2026. Today, the New Jersey Attorney General asked the Third Circuit federal appeals court to pause (or “stay”) its July 17, 2026 ruling throwing out New Jersey’s longstanding “assault weapons” ban and magazine ban. If the Third Circuit grants the stay, New Jersey would still have to convince the U.S. Supreme Court to consider the July 17 ruling in order to keep the stay in place. If the Third Circuit denies the stay, New Jersey could make the same request directly to the Supreme Court.

Importantly, New Jersey’s request pauses (until the stay application is decided) the issuance of the appeals court’s “mandate,” which is the directive issued to the trial court to implement the ruling.

For this reason, ANJRPC urges gun owners to wait until this stay application plays out in full before taking any action based on the Third Circuit’s excellent July 17 ruling.

With a Second Amendment-friendly majority on the Supreme Court, the question arises why New Jersey is seeking to appeal the Third Circuit’s ruling to the Supreme Court. The likely answer is, the issue is already headed there in unrelated cases from Illinois and Connecticut, as ANJRPC has previously reported. So New Jersey wants a seat at that table to try to influence the ultimate decision of the Supreme Court. New Jersey also is seeking to directly delay implementation of the Third Circuit’s July 17 ruling for as long as possible.

ANJRPC will continue to monitor, engage, and report to gun owners as this process develops.

Click the link below for the online version of this alert-
https://www.anjrpc.org/page/NJAppealingAWMagBanRuling

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