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correct. he/they are depending on all of us to be ignorant of the bill of rights.

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There is nothing in the statutes saying you need a new permit if you move. The county on the permit is just who issued it. It doesn't even have to be the county where you live in all cases. E.g. if you got a permit as an armored car driver, the county where you work would have issued the permit, which is not necessarily the county where you live.

Wrong. It's all intentional.

I stopped giving him my business many years ago when I was told by insiders, Bob's own employees, about his views!

but he wasn't going to his home or land owned by him. He was bouncing around at different friends houses. He should have left the hollow points home until he established a residence, then he could have gone back for the hollow points. I dont agree that he should have been arrested for them, but that is the strict (too strict as that is reason he was pardoned) letter of the law that the cops followed. You cant drive around with them in your car going nowhere special. They treat them the same as handguns in this god forsaken state.

It does not say only from place of purchase to home. They are legal for purchase and possess in your home or on land owned by you. They are legal to possess and use at a gun range. They are also legal to possess while traveling to and from such places. If you own a home and you also own land at a separate location, they are legal to possess while traveling to and from such places. If you own 2 homes, they are legal to possess while traveling to and from such places. Do you have ANY OTHER example other than Aiken (in which the sentence was commuted and he was pardoned)?

The AG is ignorant about the Bill of Rights. The bottom line is that this crass individual doesn't want us to have any rights. That is tyranny my friends. There are thousands of CCW holders in NJ right now and there are zero problems. I hope that the state loses this "appeal" that's only purpose is to take away our constitutional and God given rights.

Got mine in Wayne today. Submitted 12/18 but didnt give them the receipt of prints until 1/4/23. Pretty quick turnaround.

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.

I was born and raised here. I love NJ. But I sure as hell HATE the government in this state. Their corruption started with a sales tax, then a State Income tax and the snowball hasn't stopped rolling, getting bigger, as it has been nonstop ever since. The problem is the NJ Government.

So if anyone's permits where at the courts before the law changed on Dec 22, 2022, you should be hearing from them soon with your approved permit. The courts had 60 days to decide on the permits from Dec 22rd. Yesterday (Feb 21) was the 60th day. I submitted my app end of Oct. It went to Courts middle of Nov. I received an update email from them that they were still processing them and that they had 60 days to do so. I received an email yesterday that the judge approved it (on the 60th day) and is sending it back to my local PD. Hoping to have it by end of the week, early next week at the latest. If you were in the situation where your permit made it to the courts before Dec 22 (your money order was cashed before then), and haven't heard anything, I would follow up with either the PD or courts. If it hasn't been approved, ask them about the 60 days. Here is more info on the 60 days. https://www.njcourts.gov/sites/default/files/notices/2022/12/n221222a.pdf "Any applications for a permit to carry a handgun currently pending before the Superior Court as of today (Dec 22, 2022) are to be decided and, if approved, issued by the court. The new law allows judges to rely on the prior approval by law enforcement as the basis for approving these pending applications. L. 2022, c. __. Judges must strive to act on those pending applications within 60 days and should not exceed that 60-day timeframe without good cause. Any applications pending with law enforcement are to be decided by the appropriate chief police officer or superintendent. Effective today, any permit to carry application presented to the court will be returned to the law enforcement entity from which it was received."

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.

Absolutely correct! Viden is a close Friend of Sweeney and Bob said in many interviews, "New Jersey should never have CCW because it would become like the wild, wild west if it did"!