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You used the term "Taylor Ham." That's incorrect. It's pork roll. @Mrs. Peel will explain.

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As an update to my post from January: The following case was decided in the appellate court in March 6: https://www.njcourts.gov/sites/default/files/court-opinions/2023/a0921-20.pdf BLUF: “To remove restrictions from a duly issued permit in light of Bruen, it is incumbent upon the permit holder to apply for an unrestricted permit. Defendant could not simply disregard the restrictions imposed by the carry permit issued to him, especially since defendant violated those restrictions long before Bruen was decided.” and “Defendant was obliged to comply with the court-ordered restrictions in the permit that was issued to him. Although Bruen changed the criteria for issuing a carry permit in this State, it certainly did not empower permit holders to disregard judicial orders. The proper procedure in these circumstances, rather, is to apply to amend the permit or apply for a new one.”

Again welcome. If you are referring to your Introduction post dated Feb 25, it appears to be still here with all the replies you received. I see it when i view your profile and scroll down through your posts. Hope this helps. (And yes, it is pork roll, lol).

Gone in 60 Seconds. Could that be the title of a movie? Watch: $600,000 Worth Of Hellcats Stolen In Under Sixty Seconds | ZeroHedge BTW, this is why even though your house is alarmed, you keep your firearms in a safe.

That's pretty good, and being Florida, it could have been the man, the alligator, or the dog that pulled the gun.

After hearing of numerous accounts of people successfully asking their local police departments to re-issue their court-ordered carry permits at the PD level, in order to receive an unrestricted permit, I looked into doing this for myself. My local PD chief said he was willing to do so. But, this was a new request for them and as such they wanted to verify with NJSP whether or not they could. I've done a little writeup on the outcome. https://www.news2a.com/new-jersey/your-local-pd-cannot-reissue-your-court-issued-carry-permit/

I saw the headline and I thought.... $600K of Springfield Hellcats!!!!!

Timeline for Camden County Feb 8 - App Submitted to Cherry Hill Pd Feb 22 - fingerprinting done Feb 28 - references called Mar 8 - approved and picked up Delco: Feb 12 - Online App Submitted Feb 27 - Got Email for NJ PTC requirement Mar 8 - uploaded NJ PTC after picking up Mar 9 - received approved email Mar 10 - picked up.

Reposting from other thread.

Coming soon... baby wipe ban!!!

For those of you considering applying to DelCo, I suggest getting the lead out. I applied today and this was on the second page I saw: Effective April 1st, 2023 out of state applicants will not be accepted online. Out of state applicants must apply in person at our office. Failure to comply will result in a withdrawal of your application and a loss of processing fees. Also, when doing the conviction checklist, the last question asks if you are out of state. Clicking yes brings up the following, which is hopefully just a website programming issue:

Mine is somewhat similar you yours. I provided a copy of the court order along with a copy of the nj ccw permit. No issues whatsoever. Got mine through Pike county in 6 days with $20 fee.

Picked up my PA non-resident permit, today (Pike County). I was in and out in about 10 minutes. Very cool to have a taste of what things are like in a free state!

0.0 chance it would stay posted.

As the laws were written, there was no carrying in a car, as it was a sensitive place in and of itself. That's resulting in confusion and ambiguity about what to do now. So, absent needed guidance, I purchased a small biometric gun safe. It has a cable attached to the seat frame and fits under the driver's seat from behind. My holsters are not the easiest to get on or off, so it's only the pistol that's removed and locked up. I leave it fully loaded. I really don't want to be unloading and loading in the car. If an accidental discharge ever happens, that's the most likely way it would occur, so I'm just not doing it. How's everyone else handling this when needing to leave it in the car?

The guy that wrote this piece of shit bill.

Did you drive a DeLorean equipped with a flux capacitor? Judging by your dates, time travel of some sort had to been involved…