tommy3rd

If your app has been submitted, withdraw and wait until you move to America. You're better off.

yeah, but that doesn't mean that you need a DL before you can get a pistol permit or FPID. True, but leaving anything blank on that application means it's not complete. And at the bottom it says something like "I certify every answer is complete,true, and correct etc etc. May be punished..blah blah" That might get rejected or sit in a pile for a while if they think it's a non resident app. Maybe it's time for another Petition for Rules change. As you can tell, I really have no faith in this government...both at the municipal and state level.

If you download and look at the app, one of the questions asks for the DL number.

I really hope it works. If it does, it would be a good motivational tool to get other things fixed... Maybe we can try to start working on removing the "justifiable need" clause when applying for a CCW permit.

The way the state has been run lately, that might backfire. They'll change it and screw all the young hunters. Next thing you know, they'll change the age limit of FIDs to 21 and older, not just the handgun permits.

are you sure it's for her? that's the story you're sticking with, right?

i've been asked that. i answered yes, immediately followed by " don't worry, it's always locked up in a hidden safe."I then called my son over and asked him in front of the parent "what do you do if you see a gun in the room?" I was so proud of his answer! "don't touch, leave the room, and tell a grown-up." He actually remembered!

x2 with the crappy reloads. bought one box and there were a lot of FTFs and FTEs using my then new glock. i thought it was my firearm or me limpwristing. however, every single factory bought ammo fired without a problem.

welcome! there's now 3 of us (i know of) from the same town.

It depends on the town. I thought you could, but when I brought just that form to change my address, I was given 2 other forms and was told to fill it in duplicate with all original signatures. It was basically like applying for a new permit.

WTT: powerful semiautomatic 9mm Glock for any 1911.

So can we use a similar argument and sue the state? NJ's constitution does mention it.

Hmm.. My guess would be the s&w 396 mountain lite. .44 spl

Great...just don't speed on Kennedy blvd in Bayonne. When I say speed, I mean go 1 mile over the speed limit. They pull you over for the silliest stuff, trying to keep the jersey city crowd from wanting to go there.

My vote is for JJ. He seems to master everything he touches. I was impressed with the way he shot that AR-15 (at least that's what I think it was).

With regards to NJ law, is owning something considered "possession" or do you have to have it with you? Here's the part of the law: Any person who knowingly has in his possession any gravity knife, switchblade knife, dagger, dirk, stiletto, billy, blackjack, metal knuckle, sandclub, slingshot, cestus or similar leather band studded with metal filings or razor blades imbedded in wood, ballistic knife, without any explainable lawful purpose, is guilty of a crime of the fourth degree.

Did they mean "New Jersey" instead of "around the country"? They must have called our legislators here and asked " hey, what did you guys do?"

If I end up posting a pic of something illegal in NJ I would get in a lot of trouble.

I'm more of a weapons collector. I'm not sure if any of my stuff is illegal to possess. I've inherited, bought over the Internet, or picked out of someone's "junk pile" most of the stuff I have.

Ray, I'm surprised you're not pushing the 19...And you're a recent convert.

Lots of folks here seem to agree with 6 and 9, which I have a feeling are the two issues that will never happen in my lifetime.

Save around $300 for a shooting class. It will be the best investment you'll spend on your hobby.

Same as Chris...3,6,9 for me

I guess that depends on NJ''s definition of "heir". I always thought the definition of an heir is an offspring.(i.e. children)

Check this out...unless things have drastically changed, I think you're covered. http://njgunpermitattorney.com/2009/02/ ... ew-jersey/