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Proof of Somerset County PTC I was #2 in Bridgewater to get it.

“The decision by the U.S. Supreme Court earlier this year stripped away the right for states to regulate who is able to carry concealed weapons in public,” that statement is patently false. the states never really had that right constitutionally. or shouldn't have anyway.

Hit up the New Jersey Firearm Owners Syndicate and Warren County CCW groups on Facebook. Jay Factor has a letter that should be sent to the courts to help move things along. ANJRPC Strikeforce is also aware of it - I talked to Dan Schmutter directly a couple weeks ago. They're working with the AG's office to do everything possible to get things moving again.

Contacted the Criminal Division and all I got was "I don't know" contacted ANJRPC strifeforce via email never got a replay, Contacted the judge Matthew Curry, never got a reply so I contacted Kevin M. Shanahan, Assignment Judge was told contact the Criminal Division, One big circle jerk. Waiting to hear from the Freeholders. Check this video out.

The vacate order does not stipulate that I carry it, but I feel better with a copy with me. I prefer the wallet type, it holds my DL, 2 PTCs, FID & range ID.

I have an original Colt 1860 Army, all matching #s. Made in January 1862. Not in bad shape for 160 years old. Bore is clean with sharp rifling. Anyone know the value of this? See pics belo. @CAL. .30 M1 @GRIZ

Awesome, congrats man. If I was cop I'd be confused by restrictions "none" and "see court order", seems contradictory.

I applied online with Delaware County 10/6, got an approval email 10/27. Went to the courthouse today in Media and got photographed, signed and was out of there with a laminated permit in 5 minutes. That is a 5 year permit, very easy process.

The vacate orders rightly point out that stipulating "sensitive place" restrictions are the job of the legislature and not judges.

Ironic timing, putting hammers back on the 'OK to Carry!' list.

CARRY-KILLER BILL AMENDED TO REMOVE BAN ON COMMON TOOLS https://www.anjrpc.org/page/CarryKillerBillAmended

It should read "stripped away the state's ability to restrict a citizen's constitutional right to carry a firearm"

Since I left this thread in suspense, I settled on this M1A which came with this neat army M14 manual and some accessories Now I just have to find time to shoot it...

Has your B-I-L had the grips off? Sometimes there is a name of a previous owner or more markings. Just a thought, I always loved those old Colts. Mis-matched numbers current condition, a quick guess a thousand as some else mentioned. Horse Solider in Gettsyburg Pa may have some in their inventory since they specialize in antique firearms such as this one.

I always liked the look of these pistols, simply classic!

Thank you Sir!

My wife also suffers from the same complaint about kick on pistols, she is 4’ 11” and has very tiny hands, although she can drive tacks with my Colt 1911 in 45acp, she doesn’t enjoy it, even though the single stack fits her hand well. I have a 38 captain special, she likes the small revolver, likes the 38 special round, but doesn’t like cocking the hammer, and double action is to strong a pull for her, grrr… She primarily shoots her M&P 380 EZ, small pistol but with a bit of kick, she will run 3-4 mags through it and say she had enough due to the kick. Today I took her to the range and her first question was, did you bring my Ruger .22, ahh back to the no kick, didn’t bring the Ruger but had her try my Beretta PX4 Storm compact Carry, explaining that it has less kick than her .380 EZ even though it’s a 9mm, she laughed. I installed the Langdon trigger job in a bag and the transfer bar, what a trigger pull it has now, so smooth. After 3 mags she says to me, ohh, I like this. The rotating barrel absorbs some of the recoil turning it into a very soft shooter, on par or less than her .380, at 27oz it’s not a deal breaker for my wife, soft shooting with a great trigger, finally I get a smile out of her. I know it’s not a revolver, but if your wife is anything like mine, you’re going to spend a bunch of money on hand guns to get a scrunched nose and a “I don’t like it”. Your wife is welcome to try it out, if you make it down to Weshoot in Lakewood some Sunday, send a PM and I can meet you there. Good Luck…

Find an old ‘Smith 586 or 686. One of the good ones, before the lock. If you can stretch a little more $, someone on here recently had a Colt Python with a 3 or 4” barrel. I’ve always wanted one.

Lol. NJ will just outlaw hammers. And prevent you from owning high capacity hammers. No one needs a hammer. Think of the children. And nails. Oh, and nail guns. And probably hot glue guns.

I can't wait for the update to the article that address what really happened here. The news had just broken of the attack on House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s husband by a lunatic with a hammer. “This is a prime example of why you need firearms for self-protection,” said Durr. “You can be attacked anywhere.”

I was initially issued a permit in Ocean County with 12 restrictions. I had taken a photo with my camera to carry as instructed, but it has since been vacate/rescinded by a new judge. I now have a printed copy of the vacate order folded because of type size not as readable in photos like the original. Fits nicely in a standard card wallet.

So after over a year of looking out for it, from @Displaced Texan 's, suggestion I finally came across a bottle of Eagle Rare Bourbon. The store had only one bottle and the owner didn't know when they might get another. It was awesome. I found it on my way to a friends house for a party. I got to taste it, but the other people at the party were like a bunch of seagulls at the boardwalk on some french fries. It was gone in no time. https://eaglerare.com/

$4.75 here this morning. I wonder why the big difference.

New Jersey now has among the nation's highest gas prices (nj1015.com)