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Ok, critique accepted and understood.

I think @CMJeepster was politely trying to tell you that the Discover Card issue has nothing to do with the stated topic of this thread - “NJ Handgun Carry Permit Application Experience”. And - he was also helpfully showing you where discussions about the Discover Card should be posted, in a different thread dedicated to that topic. By doing this, it keeps everyone on track, keeps thread drift to a minimum, and puts all pertinent information (both objective and subjective) on a given topic in one location.

[whoops, wrong case!] Edited Judge denies NJ's motion to stay preliminary injunction issued in NSSF v. Platkin - This is the PLCAA / "Public Nuisance" case against gun manufacturers: https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.njd.504488/gov.uscourts.njd.504488.17.0.pdf

No I don't but what a deal!!!

This illustrates how poorly and inconsistently NJ writes laws that later entrap citizens harboring no criminal intent. They treat hollow point bullets (yes, just the bullet, not the assembled round) as though they were nuclear weapons. It may be helpful to recall that the starting point in NJ statutes is that EVERYTHING is banned. And then EXCEPTIONS are 'granted' to us lowly serfs.

I applied online at Delco on 2-20 hadn't heard anything so i called Delco Sheriff office on 2-28 spoke to a very nice lady who said there processing fast as they can and they were up to people who had submitted on 2-12 she said hang in there it woud just be a couple of weeks I'll post when i hear back from them.

Hey there Bleach fan. Technically, you can buy the pistol now, but you can not take possession of it, the pistola would have to sit in FFL jail until you get your permit. It may be several weeks, or even months before you get that squared away and the LGS (presumably Keyport Guns) will probably charge a storage fee, on top of typical FFL fees as well. If you are really hot to trot for this pistol, call Keyport Guns, explain the situation and ask if they will accommodate.

You might want to reconsider using it: Exclusive-Discover to enable tracking of purchases at gun retailers from April (yahoo.com)

This week Gutfeld! pointed out that in that picture she's getting her prostate examined. Don't forget: she proclaimed she's the biggest dick in Chicago.

No Black G19 (10rds) avail - I'll quote the 15rd and block the mag $550.00 - NJ Compliant rifle $15.00 - NICS $37.43 - Sales Tax $602.43 -100.00 Factory Rebate $502.43

I spoke to Discover this morning and expressed my objections. I also told them that I am discontinuing all purchases using their card. I am not canceling the card, since that may affect my credit rating or FICO score. I have been a Discover customer for 32 years.

Defensive firearm use hits the road. Gun-toting road-rage motorist shot dead after armed man warns him to stop approaching him and his wife; cops say it looks like self-defense - TheBlaze

You know it John - When you commin' over......... lol

Lauren Boebert Issues Warning Over Discover's Gun-Related Tracking Plan (msn.com)

ya ALWAYS need just one more. ALWAYS.

This raises an important question: How does the U.S. Secret Service protect a President from himself? And a pavement?

Because I have a boatload of primers at the old prices I can still reload ass kickers for about 24 cents each. When the primers run out it is sure going to be a different story. You are going to love 10mm. Good luck with your new toy.

Hi folks, I just read a news article that states Discover Financial is going to begin tracking gun store purchases beginning in April.

That is incorrect. NJSA 2C:39-3 f.Dum-dum or body armor penetrating bullets. (1) Any person, other than a law enforcement officer or persons engaged in activities pursuant to subsection f. of N.J.S.2C:39-6 The exemption for moving is NJS 2C:39-6(e). NJS 2C:39-6(f) is strictly about target practice. Instead of NJS 2C:39-6(e) they put a narrower exemption. NJSA 2C:39-3g(2) a. Nothing in subsection f. (1) shall be construed to prevent a person from keeping such ammunition at his dwelling, premises or other land owned or possessed by him, or from carrying such ammunition from the place of purchase to said dwelling or land, Says nothing about moving. Only says you’re legal to possess at your dwelling, premises, land owned or possessed - and - only FROM place of purchase to your home. You can’t even take it out of your home unless you’re going to target practice.

Picked mine up in Wayne today. Took 5 months from Sept. 23rd 2022. Detective was very nice and helpful also.

I got my application in on 12/22/22 (yes, a buzzer beater), and just got the call today from the Wayne PD that it has been approved, and that I can pick it up. Somewhat ironically, I got the call as I was sitting in Newark Airport on my way to Florida for a few weeks, where I can carry almost anywhere I want, with only a few small exceptions. I should note that the detective in Wayne was helpful and courteous, the whole process taking just over two months. Any one else get a permit issued in Wayne?

Thanx I'll be in touch

Just exactly the way New Jermany designed it; be completely nonsensical. As I said, do as you see fit. For myself, if I was going to carry something not listed on my permit, I'd have a copy of the statute with me, and be able to quote it verbatim, should an officer become curious. NJ 2C:58-4. Permits to carry handguns a. One permit shall be sufficient for all handguns owned by the holder... There are no other qualifications or restrictions in that block, except that the permit is only good for the person who it (the permit) belongs to. Duh.

Definitely. Most of your transactions will be by phone and email, I'm pretty sure...

Are you referring to those children who have had sex education in 1st grade and then have top or bottom surgeries when they're 15? Or do you mean the dying breed of kids who know the difference between boys and girls and spend "G-d Worship" time with their families?

Yes, FFLs in NJ have had to record handgun ammo purchases on paper for many years. A PITA. That collection of paper was to be kept in case NJSP ever needed to inspect it. To my knowledge, they never did at our shop. The new FARS system went live this week without any notice. This electronic collection scheme will not only add $1.50 to each transaction, but it will add 2-3 minutes to each transaction. That may not sound like much time, but at a busy shop, this will be a huge nuisance. I believe this electronic scheme only applies to ammo leaving the building. If you are shooting it on location, it does not need to be recorded. For those that shoot first and then buy ammo after the session to resupply stash, I now highly recommend buying ammo going into the range.

Not any of the ones I've ever been to.

The shooter was a convicted felon with a firearm charge, who had a 18 month sentence reduced to probation. Democrat policies, letting these guys back on the street, and this is what you get.

No drum mags are illegal and all the laws we passed prevented the disenfranchised person from having one.