RadioGunner

Firearms NJ

how do you drop your kid off to school ? I don’t care about carrying in the school but I don’t want to commit a felony every morning. Right now NJ bans guns on school property, period. No parking lot safe storage exception where you can lock up your gun in your car like other states have.

Just saw one permit issued from warren county, posted on FB in a firearms group. No restrictions as to guns to be carried.

Some have permits restricted to the gun. There is no consistency.

Your choice. No need to add to the backlog if you don't want to

Sussex County?

When did you apply if you don’t mind my asking?

It’s one mental health form.

One mental health form. Three original applications with live ink signatures and notarized.

Explain that one.

GFH is reporting that one of their members in Morris County (Parsippany) applied 5 weeks ago and just got their permit. So that's good for Morris or Sussex County applicants.

The Supreme Court won’t make up an arbitrary number. They will either say yes or no. So if we win it will be no limit, not 15 (which is an infringement) or even 30. The state will have to find some historical context for 15 round magazines. Fact is they can’t. 15 is a number they pulled out of their asses many years ago. It won’t stand.

Yeah, you're screwed. Drive carefully and safely to not trigger the stop in the first place. That's what I would do. You are also absolutely right - even some of the so-called "pro 2A" officers think that the police should be the only ones carrying.

If 10 is an infringement then so is 15. If it gets struck down the limits will very likely be completely gone.

So what I want to know is - Those who had the unicorns before Bruen, did they jump through all these hoops? Did the towns that approve them say they were waiting on further guidance or load them up with extra illegal requirements? Or was it smooth sailing? what changed?

It’s been barely a month and a half since the decision came down. It took me longer than that to get my FL or TX carry.

Right now it’s just a rumor. And if they’re denying because of insufficient direction from NJSP that’s easily fixed.

It may also be illegal to charge more than $2.50 per notarial act. As a notary the state only allows me to charge $2.50 per act.

I am guessing they will be removed at some point. But it’s in the statute so for maximum CYA they have to do it. The judges don’t want to deal with this as much as we don’t want them to deal with it.

As long as it’s “NRA Basic pistol course” it’s accepted. The first steps and other courses do not qualify.

Prior to Bruen they were shall issue in practice even though they are may issue in their statute. They do have a specific training requirement - NRA basic pistol, with 8 hours including live fire. First steps and anything else do not count.

I’m a director at a nonprofit in the Hartford area. I also have family down near Groton (Navy).

My excuse is Covid - Covid closed the places I usually get prints. Now I’m in the same boat. Have to redo my CT pistol permit, which I have to have now since I’m there for work 4-6x per year 1-2 weeks at a time.

The default should be carry not disallowed unless the owner specifically disallows. And if the owner disallows you shouldn't be hit with an automatic felony gun charge. You as a business owner have the right to ask an armed patron to leave and then charging them with armed trespass if they refuse. That is how it should work. But making every place by default a gun free zone unless the owner says it's not is silly and unconstitutional.

I just submitted the qual sheet. The judges will eventually be removed from the process. For now it's in the statute so I'm guessing it's CYA. They will give you a teleconference number that you can dial from a regular telephone. They can also make other accommodations. This isn't the first time with Zoom court. I've been to Zoom court a few times. They make it work. Something about.... email???