nj gun control

Bill Spadea thinks it's time that NJ finds a way to find the middle ground between gun advocates and gun control defenders so that those who need to protect themselves, finally have the ability to do so.

The governor has been tight-lipped when it comes to his feelings on gun control, he'll soon have to speak on it as the bill to lower ammunition magazines from 15 to 10 rounds should be voted on later within a week or so.

The state's latest gun buyback initiative has removed 1,599 guns from the streets of Hudson and Union Counties.  Acting Attorney General John Hoffman made the announcement today.

Earlier this week, Jim discussed the story about James Kaleda's removal from a Senate gun control hearing on April 30th. This morning, Kaleda called in to the show to tell his side of the story and explain exactly what happened that day at the hearing.

On April 30th James Kaleda was kicked out of a NJ Senate hearing on gun control.

If you were ever wondering what some of NJ's state Senators think of guns, now you have the audio to hear it right from their mouths.

State officials say they have now collected more than 10,000 firearms through gun buyback programs staged throughout New Jersey in recent months.