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Not sure where in central NJ you are, but I got my prints inked at the Mercer County Sheriff's Office in Trenton no charge. Used the cards I got from FL, just call for an appointment. They were very supportive and accommodating.

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Some police agencies still do prints as well. I called around Ocean County and found Lacey Township did them no cost, 2 copies and they were as pleasant and accommodating as possible.

These forums have become a magnet for a group of extremely jaded and negative people who believe there is no hope and that we will never get CCW. Frankly, it's getting hard to listen to them. I listened to the oral arguments and legal scholars who did their own review of the scotus case and i believe we face the following four scenarios: A. Court sides with NY and we have no chance in hell and as a nasty bonus it threatens states that currently have "shall issue". B. The court strikes down NYs law in favor of a "shall issue" regime, but may allow states to apply the "sensitive locales" doctrine. C. The court provides a broad ruling striking down "may issue" regimes and "sensitive locales" doctrine and replacing it with "shall issue" only. D. The court provides the broadest possible ruling striking down any and all permitting regimes. So, A is possible but, unlikely considering the make-up of the court and the questions asked by the conservative majority. If A would to occur, it would ruin any hopes of conceal carry in the 7 renegade states (NJ). Scenario A, i don't wanna think about! Realistically, scenario D is a wet dream and though i would love to see it happen I just can't see the court ruling so broadly. So, that leaves us with scenario B and C. For many of us, this will be the last major SCOTUS gun case in our lifetimes. Considering it takes SCOTUS 20 years to hear a gun case of this magnitude, this will likely be the last case of our lives. I believe we have a small sliver of hope in getting carry by 2022. Illinois and DC had their day, we may too!