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Your opinion doesn't matter, nor does mine,,,,tell that to your chief after they post the new NJSP requirements............they needed to accept what's been already done according to their past directive and list of ranges and personnel / instructors that they had already approved.....that's what the NJCAAAAP or whatever should have fought for, not a compromise...this is no win, just a lowering of the standard...what's next on the agenda....omo.

they love charging $$$$ for you to excercise your Constitutional Right as a US citizen deemed so by the USSC.....why would they care....and that's the best that our representatives here in NJ can do......past performance proves that......omo.

passing is not the issue.......keep repeating after you've completed it once and passed and $$$ are the issue. Been a life long resident, everything here comes with a price tag attached to it....another 200 $$$ to the State for something I already paid for 3 months ago.....Huh.

already paid for this once ....shot and passed the HQC1 COF...........I'll be resubmitting my Certificate come Dec.31.

IMO.....based on the directive to the Chiefs that will come down from the AG's office....then we'll see......whenever that is.

Every industry has it's whores........omo.

did you sign off on your original too and are you on the list of State approved instructors / ranges.

please let us know the outcome.......thanks.

They accepted your documents with you signing off on yourself...........

Well with the statement posted today by the NJSP regarding testing requirements....guess it negates all the BS coming from the gun ranges and their qual. testing.....smoke and mirrors, right Anthony..........yup, keep requalifying....eventually you'll get to like it. .$$$$...omo. 09/12/2023: At this time the New Jersey State Police - Firearms Investigation Unit has yet to receive formal guidelines from the New Jersey Office of the Attorney General (NJ OAG) pertaining to the Legislative Mandated Permit to Carry Training requirements. Once the training guidelines are available the New Jersey State Police - Firearms Investigation Unit, they will immediately make them available to the public on this webpage. Any inquiry (via. email or other means) pertaining to the Permit to Carry Training will not be responded to.

I was told by our...."it's frowned upon".

Please let us know how that works out for ya...........

Who is making these decisions....really.

19 days.........and for the ones that qual. under HQC1......we went beyond the required change.

10/1 is fast approaching......

write her out of the Will.........

this entire situation is NUTZ.........omo.

Well said...........

If you find yourself on your arse, you might wish you had a mouse on your ankle...........omo.

I could see the "gun butt forward" method if your riding as a passenger in a vehicle maybe........not as a driver behind the wheel, naturally.

Strong leg, outside..........Hmmm. An alternate carry mode sometimes used by experienced shooters. They place the ankle holster on the strong-side leg on the inside of the ankle. The butt of the gun is facing forward. This would make an awkward draw under most circumstances. However, if seated or driving, all that is needed is to cross the legs and the gun butt is readily at hand. If the ankle holster is secure and you practice, there are many options.

So I was told, the proper way to ankle carry was on the outside of ankle. Said a lot of first timers and those not so knowledgeable carry on the inside of ankle . Your Opinions.......let's hear it and which holster is best.

How I feel crossing the Delaware into Jersey.................omo.

....so how is that without holster draw, kneeling, barracade, etc........both places had their COF listed on their respective web sites.