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  1. I don’t see the problem with adding 10, or 50 guns to your carry permit. Who gives a shit? If you are legal to carry and meet the requirements, you should be able to carry any damn thing you want. That’s REALLY the point that should be addressed.
  2. You should be able to carry whatever handgun you own period. On my NY permit depending on time of year and where I'm going I carry a full sized 1911 down to a North American Arms mini revolver (better than a pointy stick) and any thing I own in between.
  3. Shooters in Little Egg Harbor does a very good job and they charge less than many others https://www.shootersnj.com/
  4. THIS is the point….. If the statute says you can carry any gun you own, are some counties deciding upon their own that you can only carry what you qualify with/have listed on your permit? I’m not exactly sure how the law is written, but if it doesn’t specify that you can only carry what you qualify with, I see yet another lawsuit in NJ’s future.
  5. Exactly. This doofus thinks carjackers etc. will apply for permits? LOL The stupidity of these Democrats is beyond belief.
  6. Holsters made from jackalope hides will not mark or wear the finish.
  7. good for him because you know he has a huge following...
  8. So once the judges are removed from the equation, and they will be because they want to be, then we can carry any firearm we own. If it was only $10 per additional firearm I would have qualified with every one I own. I personally think the costs of the qualifiers across the board are prison rape but so is anything that has to do with firearms in NJ.
  9. It specifies you must qualify with the TYPE of pistol you will carry. Not any gun you own? Types of pistols. Semi and revolver. Jus sayen.
  10. back up and still cheaper than any black friday pre deal
  11. If we lived in America I would agree with you. Hell the statute even says the permit is good for any gun you own. But you have to remember where you are this is NJ and they will be damned giving you too much freedom. NJ is a boreline commie state and should be a sober reminder to those who think voting dem is ever a good idea. I always tell people NJ is like living in North Korea but instead of a lard-ass like kim jong un we have a giant gopher as the would be king of this 3rd world shit-hole he is turning the state into.
  12. Only in Texas...
  13. I don't think Nj legislatures care about our safety . just theirs... they have people protecting them 24/7
  14. Mr Colandro has been making the point as long as I’ve been listening to his GFH program that there is in fact a ruling class & tier system. The “no guns for minorities” audio further reinforces the point.
  15. Their fear is unfounded! The criminal element from those cities won't apply for a CCW! 99% have criminal records that would stop them! The politicians know that as well as we do. They are using that supposed fear to stop US!
  16. I sure hope Hannity is right when he says the House will have a Republican majority. It's not a guarantee against such legislation, but I think it's the better situation for us.
  17. I actually saw that wrapping paper at the grocery store today!
  18. Now, now... I don't dislike him per se. I'm merely disappointed, that's all. And only about this one issue. I'm sure CHEFSCE is quite marvelous in many other ways. I mean, I actually like several of you inferior pork rollers (even including yourself, might I add) despite that one glaring, obviously flawed and incorrect belief you all share that contributes to said inferiority....
  19. For those of you who want to listen (possibly watch) the Assembly Judiciary Committee vote on A4769, the bill designed to nullify carry in PRNJ, the meeting has been moved to noon. Here is a link to where you can watch. https://www.njleg.state.nj.us/live-proceedings
  20. The issuing / assigned judge was anti-carry, but they allegedly got replaced by a Christie appointee.
  21. The claim that Mercer has started issuing permits cannot be true. The claim originated after Mercer allegedly issued two permits. As of August 26th (it was sent to the judge) my application was in the 50s. I have not been notified of any changes to my application status.
  22. I have 2 Liberty safes. They are good quality and Liberty has different levels of fire ratings as well as paint and finishes. After liberty there is a massive jump in price to thicker and stronger steel. I have looked at the Tractor Supply safes and know a friend who owns one, not bad safes but not the quality of Liberty. Given some time and the right tools all of them can be broken into or more likely breached through the side steel. They are a necessity to keep your guns safe and out of the hands of kids, they will stop most robberies of opportunity Another thing to know is that for any gun safes they do not hold as many guns as they advertise. A 20-gun safe might hold 14-16 long guns.
  23. Schools, colleges, universities or other educational institutions [N.J. Stat. Ann. § 2C:39-5]; Casinos [N.J. Admin. Code § 13:69D-1.13]; State parks [N.J. Admin. Code § 7:2-2.179(b)]; Wildlife Management Areas, state forests and national forests [NJ Admin. Code § 7:2-2.17(b)]; Statue Cruises ferry to Ellis Island & Liberty Island, and the Statue of Liberty Natl Monument [NPS Security Standards]; and Any place where the carrying of firearms is prohibited by federal law or state law or regulation.
  24. My father had one from Liberty. Delivery will be $300-550 or so depending on where in the house you want the safe. Stairs cost more. They charge about the same to move it to my sister's after my dad passed away. \ This past weekend, I bought a great safe from BJ's, on sale, for less than $500. Right next door to BJ's, I rented a 15' truck and appliance dolly from U-Haul. Two guys from BJ's helped to get it in the truck and my girlfriend and I got it off and into the garage. It would have been tough for us to get it into the basement but we could have done it. I have more space in my garage and a smaller safe in the bedroom so I'm not worried about access for home security. DM me if you want to know more. The same may end today but you can check with them about buying and pickup in a few days.
  25. I was looking into purchasing the Ft. Knox Defender and stopped by the Liberty store last year, gave them my information and never heard back. When I was there, the salesman went into the back office a few times to speak with the manager/owner(?) but the back-office guy didn't bother to speak to me in person. I never heard from them again, I figure if they're not looking to take my money I'm not chasing them down for business. I ended up calling http://safemanllc.com/ and they delivered my safe (basement delivery). I was impressed with their professionalism and delivery crew. They earned my business and I'll recommend them since they were very good at callbacks and email responses to all my questions.
  26. Well, the day has finally arrived. Picked up my PTC today from Scotch Plains PD in Union County. App was submitted on 8/15 so little over 2 months.
  27. Indeed. I have three friends in my 'inner circle' who are cops (one recently retired) and they're all honest enough to acknowledge that the rules that apply to the rest of us do not extend to them. "Professional courtesy" gets them out of trouble with each other, and horseshit like 'disorderly conduct' or 'not following a lawful order' are used when they're interacting with someone who is "pissing them off" or being "rude or disrespectful".
  28. All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others.
  29. I was a Deputy Sheriff in another State for 7 years. In most states, the state constitution names the sheriff as the Chief Law Enforcement Officer in their County and gives him his authority and responsibility. Here is a quote from a Michigan Sheriff's website. The Sheriff has Jurisdiction across his entire county and is said to be the Chief Law Enforcement Official of the county and having the ability to be the “Buffer” between the People and Government. While Upholding the rule of law for the government, the Sheriff also has the ability to uphold the Constitutional rights of the People to protect them from Government Over-reach on a Local, State and Federal Level. In the PRNJ, the Chief LEO is the prosecutor. According to the state of NJ: Under New Jersey law, the county prosecutor functions as the chief law enforcement officer for the county. Each county prosecutor is charged with the obligation to use all reasonable and lawful diligence in the detection, arrest, indictment and conviction of people who violate the criminal laws of New Jersey. Also in PRNJ, the prosecutor is appointed by the Governor.
  30. Maybe if NJ police chiefs had to be elected like NY sheriffs, instead of being appointed, we'd see more advocacy from them. Any PBA donation request I get is going straight in the trash next time they come around.
  31. PBA advocated for this, btw. If you listened to the hearing, they willingly sacrificed us so the retirees can keep their perk of being able to carry everywhere. I find the whole thing disgusting. The 2A is for everyone, not just retired police.
  32. Not Accurate info!!!!! My town does not have a post office. We use a neighboring towns post office, zip code, and town name on documents. That is whats on my drivers license, and all my mail, documents, etc etc... But it is two entirely seperate towns, seperate government, and seperate police! And both have municipalities have their own unque and different ORI numbers! OP needs to know exactly what town he lives in; not his mailing address listed town.

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