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RadioGunner

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  1. That doc for NJSP is clearly for RPO. It may be “valid” for now but I don’t think it matches the statute for citizen non LEO carry.
  2. Jersey you have to apply to your chief of police by statute. If you are out of state apply to the nearest non toll road NJSP barracks. I would love for these to be handled by the county sheriffs and leave the local PD to do important things like fight crime.
  3. In PA you apply to the county sheriff, not the town. The only exception is cities of first class where you apply to the chief of police. No they are not. The instructor just signs it.
  4. There is a lot of variation in Pennsylvania like this, but you cannot apply outside your county of residence. Constitutional carry is the goal but we know that will never happen here. So for now you take what you get and keep fighting.
  5. Those qual listings are for RPO. This whole process has been mishmashed with the RPO process. It shouldn’t be. A training course should be sufficient, no limits on guns to carry, and the fee should only be $20.
  6. During the orals they mentioned the NYC subway. Not sure if it's in the decision or not. Sensitive place restrictions were mentioned as being allowed but not so much as to be onerous.
  7. Walmart policy is against open carry. No problem with concealed.
  8. I know it has reactivated my 2A interest.
  9. It looks like it’s for security guards. I don’t want them nosing around my employment. south Plainfield is also requiring driver abstracts and other nonsense. These illegal requirements need to be straightened out asap
  10. Willowhood and some of these other malls already had it. It’s corporate policy. Spend your money at a small business instead.
  11. I have a problem with this: "Step 6: Please provide proof of employment. Proof may be a recent paystub, or a letter from your employer. If submitting a paystub, you can black out information regarding your salary. This can be submitted via email, fax, mail or in person." Why do they need that?
  12. Yes they probably couldn’t remove it without totally effing up the form. That’s fine, they won’t be able to use it. Doesn’t that make it even sweeter?
  13. https://nj.gov/njsp/firearms/pdf/sp-642.pdf
  14. He will end up like Kim Davis. Not to worry.
  15. No. The notary only needs to verify YOUR signature. There is ONE notarization and it’s for YOUR signature, not your references. I am a notary and if it has to be done for each signature then the notary will have to notarize EACH signature separately. No you do not. The notary is only notarizing your signature, not your references.
  16. I honestly have no idea. I put my phone number. I think the local SP may be misinterpreting it. Best to ask ANJRPC?
  17. Correct. That is Rev. 6/22 which is the current form. NJSP still has Rev. 3/15 which is old and which also lists justifiable need. That one listed home and work telephone.
  18. This employer verification business is very fishy. I could see when it was restricted to security guards, but there's no reason to do it today. Besides, I work a job but also I am an independent contractor and self employed including being a monetized youtuber...
  19. I also had naturalization papers to submit. The sgt just copied it.
  20. Just did my prints. Had to go to PA. No appts in north Jersey. $40 location fee plus $56.50.
  21. Based on experience and talking with instructors and state agencies in other states, it may be interpreted as open carry. Not just printing but if your shirt accidentally lifts up and exposes your weapon. Other states may be reasonable about this but in NJ I don't expect that.
  22. At this point assume that the permit is valid only for the gun you’ve qualified with. But I really would like to have ANJRPC help clarify this because it doesn’t align with the statute. It SHOULD be one permit to rule them all. There are other things that are being worked on in the background.

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