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when i'm walking to/from my vehicle in any parking lot, my head's always on the swivel. ain't no one getting near me that i don't want gettin close to me......

nebraska now makes 27!

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For sale is an FDE KSG barely used. Located in North Jersey, buyer pays transfer fee. Willing to drive to FFL within reason. $550. Open to trades.

The part of the TRO that stood up was section 24 A4769] 7. (New section) Places where the carrying of a weapon is prohibited. a. Except as otherwise provided in this section, it shall be a crime of the third degree for any person, other than a person lawfully carrying a firearm within the authorized scope of an exemption set forth in N.J.S.2C:39-6 and only to the extent permitted by the entity responsible for security at the place in question, to knowingly carry a weapon, as defined in subsection r. of N.J.S.2C:39-1, in any of the following places, including in or upon any part of the buildings, grounds, or parking area of: (24) private property, including but not limited to residential, commercial, industrial, agricultural, institutional or undeveloped property, unless the owner has provided express consent or has posted a sign indicating that it is permissible to carry on the premises a concealed handgun with a valid and lawfully issued license under N.J.S.2C:58-4; Part 24 is not enforceable under the TRO. There is no prior signage law to fall back upon if this part of the law is negated that I know of.

The architects I work with only handle commercial projects. I haven't been involved in a residential projects for a long time.

Really? I've been there a couple times over the years but never got the sense that I should avoid it. This is the impression I was left with after my USLS call today.

And is it truly enforceable? The TRO is on the whole part 24. NJ doesn’t have a previous “sign “ law for a gun charge that I know of. Worse case appears to me is a trespass if one doesn’t leave when asked .

My closest one near the Quakerbridge Mall is a hot bed of violence in the parking lot.

Why would you need your carry permit on you if your not carrying concealed?

I have a costco membership. I'll continue to shop there, unless they decide to install metal detectors. Otherwise, I'll just keep my concealed firearm concealed.

Did he explain how that constituted PC, or was he saying that some cops could misconstrue having an FPIC as PC for a search. Either way, how can showing a document that would make possession of the item being searched for legal, justify a search for the item? It would just be a massive waste of time. It would be like "Oh, you have a prescription for oxy-codeine. We're going to look for the oxy-codeine that you got legally from the pharmacy/"

I don't see how having a permit which would make possession of a handgun totally legal could possibly be construed as PC and justify a search for the handgun that you have already proven would be legally possessed if present.

whelp....if i were gonna pay to shop somewhere...costco is off the list.

I'm pretty sure you could legally carry while airborne, flying a private plane, subject to any restrictions in the rental agreement (and nobody is going to do a fly-by to check), but I suspect that even a lot of smaller airports may be regulated out the kazoo on such matters, especially given that even in civil aviation there is frequently quite an overlap between local, state and federal authorities. Before takeoff and after touchdown, I'm not sure I'd want to try to definitively analyze what is and is not legal transport. If you subscribe to one of the legal expense insurance companies (I have US LawShield) it might be a good test to try to get them to do the analysis for you :-)

You could potentially be completely up-front with the valet, informing him that you are locking your EDC concealed weapon in the vehicle as a result of misguided NJ law, and also informing him that you not only hold the business responsible for safekeeping of the firearm, but also him, personally. Ask for his ID, and invite him to summon a manager if there is anything you have demanded that he objects to. Your party might not get to eat in that restaurant as planned, but you would most assuredly be making a point that very much needs to be made.

What would I do? Simple..... My firearm would have stayed on my person....

The statute was so badly written that if you are transporting unloaded guns to an exempt location, just as you would before but now you have been issued a PCH, you are required to declare. If you are transporting the same way but have not been issued a PCH, you don't have to declare.

Not worth it If someone sees it you can be charged with a felony right now. Wich would mean you would have to surrender all firearms until your found not guilty or they make you sell them