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  1. Colt 6920 M4 Carbine, can't get much more reliable than that. Steve at Monmouth Arms is an NJGF vendor and has one in stock: https://monmoutharms.com/product/colt-m4-carbine-cr6920/ No need to spend more, put the money towards ammo.
  2. He already has been denied, why risk another one from a Superior court judge no less. The safe strategy is to clean up the record then reapply and stay out of the N.J. courts. I was in the same situation (minus the involuntary commitment). Frank Pisano advised the above and it worked out very well, an appeal was the last resort if the Chief denied the second application.
  3. Without expunging the disorderly conduct charge and doing something about the involuntary commitment he will likely get denied again, this time by a Superior court judge, perhaps a 2nd amendment hating Leftist one at that. Even if he somehow got the FID he'd still have that stuff on his record and would have to disclose it on future PP applications. Any firearms attorney worth his salt would advise cleaning up his record first then reapplying (accompanied by a letter explaining the reasons for the failure disclose in the first application). Once his record is clear the Chief won't have a reason to deny the FID. Thats what I had to do and never had any issues with purchasing or getting PP's subsequently.
  4. Not at all. You just need to contact a firearms attorney and get those incidents on your record expunged then reapply. I wouldn't bother meeting with the Chief, your attorney will request a copy of the PD's investigation and the reason for the denial. Even if you don't pursue the FID get those things off your record, now. Who knows what other denials or disqualifications they may cause you in the future. It would be money well spent.
  5. It was decent of the Chief to personally call you, however I wouldn't take any legal advice from him. There are other options besides an appeal to a Superior court judge. Way back when I first applied for my FID I just got letter in mail from the Chief stating it was denied for something minor that also happened 14 years prior that I vaguely remembered and incorrectly thought had been dismissed and thus didn't mention on the application. I ended up hiring Frank Pisano to do an expungement, then reapplied the FID and it was granted. Regardless of the FID you need to get your record cleaned up and expunged if necessary. You don't want potential employers or others running backround checks on you and having this stuff come up: https://www.njgunlawyers.com/page.php?here=fidDenied "But in many cases, convictions for crimes can be expunged. N.J.S. 2C:52-27 states that the effect of having a conviction expunged is that the conviction shall be deemed “not to have occurred.” Commitments to mental health facilities, both voluntary and involuntary, can also be expunged".
  6. Withdraw the application ASAP or get it put on hold if possible. The Chief may have done you a favor by calling, he didn't have to do that. BTW- Including the involuntary commitment on a new application will still get your FID denied but for a different reason. Call Frank Pisano Esq. if you want to get an expert firearms attorney opinion.
  7. Let me guess, POC's have some of the lowest suicide rates, (they have way too much to live for). You rarely hear about some dirt poor illegal alien offing themselves.
  8. Thats why the dems don't give a hoot in hell about the rising suicide rate.
  9. Well, following the Left's twisted logic N.J. should increase access to guns so more people can safely kill themselves in the privacy of their own homes.
  10. Are these guys FID holders who decided to shoot themselves at a gun range or something else?
  11. That A-hole (and other trucks) was going way too fast in near zero visibility conditions driving a 50,000+ lbs. train on a slick road. I wonder if he killed the guy that had to dive out of the way?
  12. The way it worked was truckers traveling in either direction would get on their CB's and warn oncoming truckers of road hazards, preferably before crashing.
  13. Looks like that Swift foods truck is what really set off the carnage, going way too fast for the conditions as usual. And I guess truckers don't used CB's anymore to warn other truckers of hazards ahead? That or they can't speak english. I don't remember so many pile ups like this in the past, the truckers back then would've been on their CB's immediately with "Breaker 1-9, Breaker 1-9"!
  14. "Imma gonna go see if I can help someone", (after I upload this video to Facebook and get my shit out of my car)..
  15. Crash and burn all around and the guy is laughing about his totaled POS Charger..
  16. For CA maybe, eastern half of U.S. no.
  17. Is that the guy who a few years ago pulled a stunt by personally delivering a cardboard box of ballot signatures or something in an old Chevy Impala.
  18. That never stops the Dems. They keep hammering away year after year until they get what the want. Look what is happening with the fair housing mandates and massive apartment buildings going up all over the state in single family towns. The Dems laid the ground work for that in the 1970's through 3 republican governors and republican controlled assemblies.
  19. Yeah, thats crazy I would never spend that much on SD handgun As for Polymer handguns they're not that light when you've got 17-18 rounds on board (11rds. in N.J.) and thats what you want in a primary HD handgun high capacity. I was all set to buy a Glock until I picked one up, didn't care for the grip angle and texture at all. Went with S&W instead.
  20. The S&W SD9 is good entry level gun and can be had for around $300 with two nice 10 rd mags. That is a darn good price for a quality gun from S&W and close to what they were selling for pre-covid. Trigger may feel a little heavy at first but with an Apex spring kit and break-in period it lightens up a lot. https://battlehawkarmory.com/product/smith-wesson-13046-sd9-ve-crimson-trace-rail-master-9mm-luger-4-101-black-stainless-steel-textured-polymer-grip
  21. He said Clark. Steve at Monmouth Arms would be my suggestion.
  22. -Each PP is good for 90 days and can be extended for another 90 days, 180 total. However, thanks to that crook Jon Corzine N.J. now allows only one handgun purchase per month. -You're perfectly within your rights to request multiple PP's. The local PD doesn't get to decide the number of PP's they will or will not issue and applicants requesting multiple PP's is not unusual. -To purchase a long gun you have to present your FID card, drivers license and pass the NICS check. No PP necessary and no limit on the number purchased.
  23. Thats no guarantee they won't call. In my town sometimes they called, sometimes they didn't.
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