DirtyDigz

Big plus one for these. I bought 2 back when they were a kickstarter project, still have it on my carry glock. Gives direct tactile feedback that the trigger is not being engaged when holstering.

And away we go to the 3rd circuit!: Siegel-V-Platkin_notice_of_appeal-3rd-cir.pdf

If my interpretation is correct, YUP.

My emphasis added. This is worse. Under the TRO, you didn't need permission to carry into someone's home. Under the PI, it appears you do. So now if you're "out and about" and need to stop at someone's house that you don't have prior permission for, you'll need to "de-gun" before entering their property.

I don't know for sure yet, but my read is looking like private property restrictions got WORSE under the PI. Can't carry without prior permission on private property that is not "normally open to the public". I don't know for sure yet, but my read is looking like private property restrictions got WORSE under the PI. Can't carry without prior permission on private property that is not "normally open to the public".

Assemblyman Joe Danielsen, sir, would you care to respond to this?:

I think I'm going to a high quality print of this image and get it framed:

JUDGE BUMB's decision on the PI is OUT!: https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.njd.506033/gov.uscourts.njd.506033.124.0_1.pdf

If you're really desperate, contact this NJ FFL - I have heard (no direct experience) that they can get PSA to ship firearms direct to them: https://www.jerseydevilfirearms.com/

If they're not regulated items then get a family member/friend in another state to order them for you and then re-ship them to you. If they are regulated items - If you're friendly with a NJ FFL, see if that NJ FFL has a "friendly" FFL in another state who will initially receive them and then forward them onto your NJ FFL.

That's PSA/Atlantic company policy, not anything new in NJ law. They've decided individually they don't want the hassle/risk of selling into NJ. Other retailers will.

Because you were processed wholly through your PD and not through the county court.

Maybe. I'm pretty sure when I got printed for my PTC last year it was $76 and change in Springfield.

How long has it been since you were last fingerprinted? If you're required to get fingerprints, you'll also be paying ~$75 to Identogo (rumored to be partly owned by John Corzine): https://www.identogo.com/

Reported their paypal account to [email protected]. Maybe paypal will shut down their account, which might inconvenience the scammer for a little bit.

This is a common tactic for scam sites - they "hijack" the physical address of an actual store/FFL.

Scam site. All their recommended payment methods are zero recourse.

4 Boxes Diner/Mark Smith talks about it (Invidious/yewtu.be proxy link to skip the youtube ads and tracking): https://yewtu.be/watch?v=_NLHt6c8tcA

Huge win in IL - Preliminary Injunction against Illinois' AWB/"High Cap" magazine ban. You gotta read the whole thing: https://michellawyers.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/2023-04-28-Order-Granting-MPI.pdf Tons of great quotes in this decision: ---- ----- Magazines! (You listening NJ?): ----- -----

http://www.hartmanwinnicki.com/practice-areas/estate-and-tax-law/ This is the firm that Daniel Schmutter works for.

Meanwhile, if you DON'T have a NJ PTC, and brandish a handgun during an argument in a casino, or shoot bb guns out of cars at people while carrying illegal "ghost" guns in the car, you get.....parole: https://dailyvoice.com/new-jersey/atlantic/police-fire/philadelphia-woman-sentenced-for-brandishing-handgun-in-atlantic-city/861727/ https://dailyvoice.com/new-jersey/atlantic/police-fire/pennsylvania-man-sentenced-for-possessing-weapons-in-atlantic-city/861722/

I believe so. This "penalizes" PTC holders - we'll have an extra disclosure requirement that non-holders don't have.

Not immediately relevant to NJ, but something to keep an eye on: Hawaii "outsources" defense of its AWB/magazine capacity law to a lawyer from "Everytown Law": https://nitter.lacontrevoie.fr/i/status/1645280706019594241 https://everytownlaw.org/

Absolutely not. They look great under the ideal conditions they set up in their videos, but in actual practice those "holsters" suck.