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By Mrs. Peel
Did anyone else see this? Very clever. SilencerCo has leveraged a legal loophole with the creation of a muzzle loader with integral suppressor that is LEGAL in all 50 states - no permit needed, no wait time, etc. - due to the fact that muzzle loaders are not defined as "firearms" under the current law. I have to chuckle that they came up with this idea.... I guess it's true: adversity is the mother of invention! Here's the link:
http://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/2017/09/jeremy-s/silencerco-maxim-50-suppressed-muzzleloader-no-nfa-tax-wait-50-state-legal/
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Thats why I suspect the first wave of applicants have to throw everything and kitchen sink at it, which unfortunately costs an arm and a leg. I would be VERY surprised if the initial "package" of training, quals, paperwork help, BS photos etc put together by the ranges costs substantially less than $1000.
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So I have been searching for the last few days, and I did not find a single company that makes a hybrid holster for a VP9 with TLR-7A.
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Yeah, the AG directive cites that AC item (and Mr. Stu here previously referenced it as the official requirement), but the training requirements listed in the NJSP instructions for completing SP 642 differ from that substantially. And NJSP is the mandatory middleman between local PD and the Superior Court judge who makes the ultimate determination. So, that is a real problem. Also, if NJ views confusion over training/familiarity requirements as delaying applications and granted permits, what incentive do they have to quickly issue a meaningful clarification? I hate to be so cynical, but, except for 4 years in NY mountains, I have lived here all of my septugenarian life, and that experience indicates that when it comes to NJ State government, its ass-clowns all the way down...
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I question your implication by use of "can be" that there are cases when it is not I certainly cannot recall any contrary examples. Except for the principle of never ascribing to malice that which can be explained by incompetence, I'd almost suspect NJ of forcing the "judge shortage" issue intentionally... On the gripping hand, "incompetence" should probably be the motto of NJ State government. I also think that if and when it comes time for the Federal courts to whack NJ for failing to make a reasonable effort to comply with Bruen, "judge shortage" is not going to fly very far as a defense.
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There do seem to be a lot more nerds here than I anticipated
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