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You're on the 30 Day Clock to file the appeal. Forget the CLEO meeting. Figure out how many thousands of bucks you have to put towards this, and call a lawyer. Make sure that your lawyer is a firearms specialist, NOT a generalist that's a friend of the family. ANJRPC has a list they recommend (free initial consult to ANJRPC members btw) and Pisano (from above) is on that list! Getting someone qualified to give you "the letter" saying you won't harm yourself takes time & MONEY. It's not a single visit. Your attorney will know in what order things need to get done (filing appeal, expungement, reapplication) and about what the fees are. If you have dual residency in another state DO NOT TRANSFER any firearms. Lying on a 4473 opens up a whole new can of worms. Good luck! ---R

Perhaps we should blame Samuel Colt for people misusing revolvers, too? There are legitimate use cases for tracking devices. The misuse by some people does not remove those use cases.

Seriously, retain one of the lawyers recommended and fight this. This will have repercussions on your ability to receive firearm transfers and your security clearance should you ever pursue a job where security clearance matters.

Love the use of 1by!

Wrong movie.

It isn't Apple doing it. It is people misusing an Apple device. Also, if you had an Apple phone, it would alert you to the fact that there is an air tag following you around that is not registered to your Apple account. I am no Apple fan, but I don't see how Apple is to blame for this.

I wouldn't bother. Go directly to lawyer. Clock is ticking.

Not necessarily. It's gonna take a psych eval and a lawyer to get it straightened out, but it can be done.

Solid condition, I'm having a tougher time removing the threaded cap, but should be doable with a bit more elbow grease. Probably ~1000 rounds through it. No mags. Montclair - Matching FID and DL, permits in hand. $400 firm First to post "I'll take it" wins.

Not at all. You just need to contact a firearms attorney and get those incidents on your record expunged then reapply. I wouldn't bother meeting with the Chief, your attorney will request a copy of the PD's investigation and the reason for the denial. Even if you don't pursue the FID get those things off your record, now. Who knows what other denials or disqualifications they may cause you in the future. It would be money well spent.

Related to this topic, I recommend you go to “gun.lawyer” and listen to Evan Nappen’s latest podcast entitled “Guns and Mental Health”. Moreover, I concur with others in recommending you consult a firearm attorney. Otherwise you risk going down a rabbit hole and permanently losing your 2A rights. Also recommend you search these forums for “Question #26” for past informative info on this topic.

I like Brave, which also has a search function: search.brave.com.

Or two...

Sounds like you missed a Really interesting discussion.... Avb find a safe space where the big bad trucks can't hurt you.

Withdraw the application ASAP or get it put on hold if possible. The Chief may have done you a favor by calling, he didn't have to do that. BTW- Including the involuntary commitment on a new application will still get your FID denied but for a different reason. Call Frank Pisano Esq. if you want to get an expert firearms attorney opinion.

Therefore, we should shut down the rail lines so people don't throw themselves in front of NJ Transit trains. We should also stop selling rope at hardware / home improvement stores so that people don't hang themselves. We should stop selling vehicles that spew CO2 into the air so that people don't run their car in their closed garage to end it all. Let's stop selling pills as well. It's not the instrument, it's the intent. Please go back into hiding and stay there. I'd use stronger language, but having already been scolded for mocking you cost me with the mods.