NJSP investigating pistol ammo purchases
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So his comment was no comment. What an ass. -
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A lot of the permits issued by the courts before Chapter 131 (A4769) was passed into law restricted the carrier to specific handguns. My permit has the "no restrictions" box checked as well as the "see court order" box. There is no list of handguns on my physical permit. After Chapter 131 was passed, the restrictions did not go away for permits issued under the original process. I'll be applying for my renewal next week (4 months before expiry) and that will get me a new permit issued by the police, not the court. -
I dont get the "unrestricted " part. He should know that they are not restricted. Maybe a few yrs ago if you worked for an armored car service but I believe that no longer applies. I could be wrong... -
An NJSP Trooper pulled me over a few weeks ago. My setup is I carry at about 3:30 IWB under a shirt and almost always wear cargo pants. My wallet lives in my left side thigh pocket and my IFAK is in my right side thigh pocket. I have a folding knife clipped on my right front pocket, spare mag in a neomag clipped to left side front pocket and a flashlight in a pocket designed for a cellphone at the left front of my pants (forward of the regular front pocket). When he got to the passenger side window he was already starting his routine so I interrupted him and told him that I had a carry permit and was currently armed. He stopped his spiel and asked where it was. I told him holstered on right hip. His response - OK no problem. Then he wanted my DL & insurance. He asked me where they were. I told him left side thigh pocket for the DL and insurance was in the glove box. He said keep my hands on the wheel while he moved to the driver's side window. Then he asked me to get my DL. I'm not sure why he moved to the nearer window. I gave him my DL then he wanted the insurance so I got that from the glove box. He went back to his car to run them. He was just about at his car when he came back and asked to see my PCH. I showed him and he said I was lucky to have an unrestricted one. He handed it back and went back to his car. Quite quickly he came back and told me I was getting a warning for my speed. In parting he thanked me for the way I handled myself during the stop, but did not elaborate. I deliberately keep my wallet in my left side thigh pocket so it is nowhere near my gun for situations just like this. I think his parting comment was related to that as I didn't have to furkle around near my gun for anything during the stop.
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