Just over $9 million in new or higher taxes and fees related to guns would be imposed – on ammunition and gun sales, gun licenses and bear-hunt permits.
Following the rally, participants will march to the State House and "pack the galleries," where the state Assembly and Senate are expected to vote on a flurry of gun-related bills.
Gov. Chris Christie says serious threats should suffice in qualifying for a concealed-carry permit, even without a specific threat. Senators are voting to say no.