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I just received the email with my 2 latest P2Ps applied for Aug. 20. Once I saw it was well over 60 days I began asking questions. It was approved Oct 13th, but no email was received, and I needed to contact local PD who tried but eventually gave me a tech number of the state. That rep was excellent and cleared the issue after 2-3 different tries. Anyone waiting an excessive length of time might consider doing the same. Tech # I used was 609-586-2600.

Sorry for the double pic, could not delete one of the images.

On Facebook today, new permits issued in Ocean County WITHOUT restrictions by Judge Marlene Lynch Ford, and another post cited Judge Guy Ryan for a letter rescinding previous letter with restrictions from judge Gizinski.

Facebook has a Monmouth County CCW page up, I check the Ocean County one for updates, that may clarify what you need to know on how it's being done there.

It depends on your county. Some judges do not limit you to the one gun you qualify with or list firearms on your permit. Ocean county so far has had those limits and restrictions, but the judge handling applications has been changed, and I have not heard of the new judge's disposition on the matter.

I have three I qualified with, Shield Plus 9, Bersa Thunder .380 and Ruger LCPII .380. I would have preferred my XDS9 over the Bersa but it had not arrived prior to my qualifying. Ocean County restricts me to the three for now, hopefully the "Letter" will be overturned soon. If it is my XDS and recently purchased XD 9 Subcompact will be added. The Shield Plus is my EDC unless some problem arises.

Just saw on Facebook, Ocean County has a new judge for permit approvals, Judge Gizinski will apparently handle the denials form the report. Trying to clarify the meaning of all this for ones like me with her restrictions. If anyone hears please post.

I may have missed something along the way, but has any of the bans/restrictions been challenged as a Civil Rights infringement?

Shield Plus: 1+1 10 rounders, (Two extra if I have to go north of the twin bridges or anywhere near Trenton/Camden.)

My OC permit was OCN-60-22 issued 9/6.

I applied 8/20 and still waiting for two P2P from Manchester. I have a new Springfield sitting in the dealers back room.

My post wasn't directed at anyone, just saying how pleased I have been with my Kore belt so far.

I've used the Kore Tactical Nylon 1.5" for well over a year. I had no trouble cutting or mounting the buckle. I've used it with 10 oz. to 40 oz. pistols, IWB & OWB.

I saw where the Strike force was able to have the Monmouth County Prosecutor step back from requiring applicants to agree to restrictions. Has anyone heard of their efforts in the cases of Ocean County judge's letter of restrictions?

The PD I applied at suggested to try walking in, they said some applicants had. When I walked into IdentoGo in Manahawkin I was flatly told no walk-ins, even though the office had no one there when I arrived. Made an appointment at home for a week later.

The best thing, IMO, is to get as many applications approved by the local PD's and sent to the courts as possible. The larger the number of apps is, the better it will be for a class-action type of suit to end these arbitrary restrictions by judges.

As you see in my signature, I found other organizations to support, all with a good track record of working to correct NJ over regulation. Apparently the three day rule is one of the other rights we have to lament.

The NRA has not led the fight on ANY NJ issue, but continues to cite their "support" for the actions taken by others and mail fund raising letters. When my membership expires it will not be renewed.

I've been waiting a month for a P2P so I can pick up a Springfield XD I bought. I really hate seeing the NIC so slow as well.

The renewal process in two years will probably be a lot different for better or worse, no way it remains as-is. The biggest factor that I see will be the number and severity of events involving the initial batch of PTCs. Sorting out the problems encountered now with local PDs reluctance to process applications and the mixed, uneven judges' orders will be a big enough challenge.

I've owned guns for over 50 yrs. and trained with handguns on and off for the better part of 40. What I've learned is there is always someone better than me who I learn from and most importantly that I don't ever want to use what I learned. Two police officers I used to shoot better than both saved lives in real situations because they were able to use the training they did effectively.

Kamala Harris National Disgrace & Class Clown

NJ.com reports: A gated estate, State Police protection and the Middletown PD adds patrols to the area? Any other neighborhood in the township flooded with armed LEO after cars stolen in the area?

<Where did you find a .9mm firearm? > Leave it to the court flunkies... I'll probably be charge with a felony if stopped while carrying a 9 mm Shield.

Yes, on the back, shows no restrictions, see court order not checked, yet the court order letter comes with it.