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1. Yes. They said to "Trenton." 2. Yes. 3. Not sure who prints the """carry""" permit card itself for my part time gig. BUT....That card IS NOT designed to 'conveniently' fit in your wallet. I always trim mine down. They dont even want you to ""carry"" your """""carry""""" permit! LOL!

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Sometimes People have to leave these things alone. Folks are going crazy over that letter online (reddit etc). Some idiots will start calling their PDs or NJSP about "authenticity" of the letter, nit pick stuff in that letter, starting calling NJSP again about if they can "open carry" blah blah blah. Everything in that letter is "good" (as good as it gets in NJ), so better be left alone and let PDs process applications.

If any LEO on NJGF wants to send me the official letter ([email protected]), I will post it confidentially.

bs. they know how to process the applications. exactly the same as before 'cept they can't deny us now.

How about "The only firearms we permit carried in this store are those illegally carried by criminals." That's what they're really saying.

that's exactly what it is. otherwise, "openly" wouldn't be there in yellow.

Ole Bob must be hating this decision….I know he was very anti-CCW.

This is some of the worst advice I have ever seen on this forum. Money and time spent on a high stakes life saving defensive skill with abilities that degrade quickly without regular sustainment training is never, ever a waste. It’s not enough to just meet the minimum. We should always strive to improve. Always be a student. Be good Stay safe Get training Be an asset, not a liability.

Thanks to everyone who is sharing their real life world experience in this process. Very much appreciated.

Bob's Little Sport Shop · As of July 6, 2022 as per the NJSP 2C:58-4: The Applicant simpy needs to qualify with ONE HANGUN OWNED BY THE APPLICANT. THE APPLICANT CAN CARRY ANY HANDGUN ACQUIRED AFTER THE PERMIT TO CARRY IS ISSUED AND DO NOT HAVE TO RETRAIN WITH THAT NEW HANDGUN.

FINALLY, we can own slingshots!!

Suit filed against NJ Mag Limit! It looks like Governor Murphy may have to eat some serious humble pie, as the law he signed doing this to New Jerseyans looks like it’s in severe peril. With the FPC et.al. filing this brief, they found historical accounts of weapons with more than 10 rounds dating back to the 16th century. Wishing good luck to Murphy’s team in trying to defend that. Not really. https://bearingarms.com/john-petrolino/2022/07/08/some-marching-orders-in-njs-magazine-capacity-suit-gvr-n60189?utm_source=badaily&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=nl&bcid=00ea90fbf351bbfd29c96affd26f2dca49954a466ec9e3e8139f308bd8a1cb93 FU Phil!

This is a great primer on casting, knot tying, and rigging your tackle. Very helpful to me. https://www.flyfisherman.com/editorial/how-to-fly-cast-2/151833#:~:text=In conventional fishing%2C you cast the lure and,loading the rod)%2C and stroking the rod correctly.

Again you can technically get the 'permit' - but you cannot exercise your rights. You might not even be able to carry on a sidewalk - as they might have clearance exclusions zones etc. This will of course get shot down at some point - but how long and how painful. You cannot change the mindset of the liberal states - with one ruling, it is a long process and will take years to sort out That being said, this is a fight worth going after - and the more folks that get the permit and are denied their rights - makes it more likely to get overruled etc.

Exactly, and this needs to be thrown in the face of every liberal out there. They are making the argument that this last shooter in Illinois legally obtained the firearms. Well good news libtards, now if a psycho obtains firearms legally in the state of NJ, he gets training on how to use it first. Just goes to show these politicians pander just for votes. None of this makes any logical sense to actually deter gun violence.

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These are some profound words from Cryan; “It may be a right under the Second Amendment, but it should darn sure be a regulated right,” Cryan said. “It’s my opinion that it’s actually a privilege these days – that somewhere between AK and 47, it became a privilege.” He must have stayed up all night thinking that one up.

Anywhere taking longer than 30 days Is bullshit, my town without FARS took around 3 weeks. My last set of permits using FARS took.... 6 days...

Dont forget the senseless murders prevented or solved by : * Demanding that Criminals be trained before they are issued a FPID * Magical stamp with expiration date on FPID (only applies to new criminals. OGs have FPIDs that do not expire) * CSI Fairy godmother who can instantaneously tell who committed the murder from micro-stamping. etc.

But still, aren't you worried about getting your lungs blown out by a large caliber 9mm?

Well atleast all those 50bmg senseless murders will be non existent now. Finally i can leave my house now

"Preventing gun violence" is the Big lie, the Kabuki theater of gun control is built upon. They know it, we know it and they know, we know, they know it, etc, etc..

He does, but he is Murphy's toilet tissue. So Is Callahan.

I actually find the bill targeting dealers and manufacturers to be most egregious of the whole lot of them. Have you reviewed the actual wording on that? NJ Legislature (state.nj.us) There's just NO WAY that's constitutional! It basically says, we won't specifically define what these harmful acts are... and you don't even have to knowingly have done these undefined acts... but if I (the almighty NJ Attorney General) see fit to CLAIM you've done some amorphous, harmful "wrong"... which I and only I know the definition of... I can shut down your business while I investigate (presumably taking my sweet-ass time doing so). Totally cray-cray. No wonder ANJRPC called it an industry-killing bill! I hope that a number of large 2A organizations - including those that represent manufacturers, like NSSF - quickly file a class action lawsuit against that. NJ's "leadership" (I use the term loosely) doesn't even PRETEND to follow the law. Saddest of all that an AG is behind this... who ought to know better.

Remember these are the same group of morons that passed the 10 rd. mag limit, only to discover they made Felons out of every cop, immediately.

Joey Chestnut drops protester while competing in Hot dog eating contest. lmfao https://www.yahoo.com/sports/joey-chestnut-puts-protestor-brief-175356245.html

Have a Free and Unrestrained Independence Day! Hat Tip: Washington Free Beacon

I spent most of today running the two Weber Smokey Mountain smokers. First on were 11 lbs of St Louis style spare ribs, with three different rubs, misting with apple juice for the first two hours before wrapping with butter, brown sugar, honey (or maple syrup, on one) and a bit of sauce, a mix of commercial sauces I had in the fridge. They stayed wrapped for an hour, then went back on unwrapped for the final hour with a coat sauce towards the end. Next up, chicken legs that had been brined, injected with a custom mix I think I'm finally getting the way I want it, and rubbed with Jamaican Jerk seasoning. The thighs were brined, injected, trimmed to size, skin scraped free of all fat, then started in a muffin tin with chicken broth and butter, before transferring to the grate for a couple of hours...also with apple juice misting. The thighs were finished with a commercial sauce, because I ran out of time to try a bourbon blueberry sauce I had wanted to make. These recipes seem unnecessarily complex, but I wanted to practice competition recipes, and since the family is more than willing to sample... Finally, I filled the empty space on the smokers with ABTs, which are bacon-wrapped jalapeño poppers. The poppers are always a big hit. The jerk legs were also spot on. Ribs were pretty close to what I wanted, but still a little inconsistent in doneness from one end of the racks to the other, despite rotating and swapping top/bottom racks occasionally. The flavor of the thighs was excellent, but I didn't achieve the elusive 'bite through' skin with this batch. Have a happy 4th of July, everyone!

we’ve seen that stunt before, the fuel prices skyrocket up and then drops a couple pennies and the sheeple think they are getting a deal. At 15 or 20 cent drop off from $5 a gallon territory isn’t a great deal considering two years ago we were totally energy independent and 87 octane fuel was $2 a gallon. Preaching to the choir here but the fuel cost is only the tip of the iceberg. Anyone that’s been to the grocery store or has purchased building materials for home maintenance lately sees the impact there as well. I don’t know what the talking heads of cable TV are saying but I’m seeing at least a 30% increase for same shopping cart of groceries at the same store compared to Trump’s economy. So much for candidate biden and his "I'm Joe from Scranton PA" BS about how much he cares about "kitchen table" issues.

We get heritage pork here, it’s a bit darker and more marbled than the pork we used to buy in NJ. The loins came out perfect, nice and moist, aMd very flavorful! I think I like that rub I showed a few posts back better than anything else I’ve made or bought. Just the right amount of spice. Like brisket, I let the loins rest, wrapped in foil and a towel, sitting in an empty cooler. They sat for about 2 hours. This is key for retaining moisture. Brisket is at 170°, sitting at the stall. I’m not going to Texas crutch this one, I’m going to let it work through it all on its own.

Shooters Sporting Center Facebook posting: STARTING TUESDAY MORNING YOU CAN CALL THE STORE TO BOOK A CLASS. THIS 1 HOUR COURSE IS BY APPOINTMENT ONLY! YOU MUST BE AN EXPERIENCED SHOOTER TO REGISTER FOR THIS CLASS! This is not a training course! $90 Plus Tax Non-Refundable Fee! You will not be refunded if you do not pass! Please come prepared with the following: •Firearm/s you wish to carry (Must be .380 or Larger) Semi-autos preferred- Revolvers will require a speed loader •100 Rounds of ammunition •At least 2 magazines •Drivers License and Firearm’s ID card EYES & EARS required as well, just me adding a reminder.

That's is why CCW in NJ, will not be as easy as everyone might make it seem

Asbury Park Press 7/2/22 Supreme Court: Many gun cases deserve new look Justices: Lower courts should apply new guidance to decisions ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON – The Supreme Court said Thursday that gun cases involving restrictions in Hawaii, California, New Jersey and Maryland deserve a new look following its major decision in a gun case last week. In light of last week’s ruling – which said that Americans have a right to carry a gun outside the home – lower courts should take another look at several cases that had been awaiting action by the high court, the court said. Those cases include ones about high-capacity magazines, an assault weapons ban and a state law that limits who can carry a gun outside the home. The justices, in a 6-3 decision, last week struck down a New York law that required people to show 'proper cause,' a specific need to carry a gun, if they wanted to carry a gun in public. Half a dozen states have similar laws that were called into question by the ruling. In the New York case, the court’s conservative majority gave lower courts new guidance about how to evaluate gun restrictions. The justices rejected a two-step approach appeals courts had previously used as having one step too many. They said courts assessing modern firearms regulations should just ask whether they are 'consistent with the Second Amendment’s text and historical understanding.' Sending other gun cases back to lower courts gives them the opportunity to apply that new guidance. One of the cases the justices sent back to a lower court Thursday involved a Hawaii statute similar to New York’s. In that case, a panel of 11 judges on the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals had ruled in 2021 that the right to 'keep and bear arms' in the Constitution’s Second Amendment 'does not guarantee an unfettered, general right to openly carry arms in public for individual self-defense.' But the high court said in its latest gun case that the Constitution protects 'an individual’s right to carry a handgun for self-defense outside the home.' A lower court will now have to revisit the Hawaii ruling. The high court also told federal appeals courts to revisit cases involving laws in California and New Jersey that limit the number of bullets a gun magazine can hold. A 2018 New Jersey law limits most gun owners to magazines that hold up to 10 rounds of ammunition instead of the 15-round limit in place since 1990. A lower court upheld the law. California law also bans magazines holding more than 10 bullets. A panel of 11 judges on the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled 7-4 last year to uphold California’s ban. The justices also sent back for further review a case from Maryland that challenged the state’s 2013 ban on 45 kinds of assault weapons. The high court had in 2017 turned away a previous challenge to the law. More Liberal Tears coming!

Smoke on!

Brisket and pork loins rubbed down ready for tomorrow

Remember kids…