Downr@nge

^^^^ Amen to that!

I'm in South Jersey. As long as the distance to travel wasn't too great, i'd be all over a shooting league (also pending I get my permit).

WOW!!!! California needs to be just stricken from the Map. Did you know that it is also illegal for school officials to ask a new student's parents for a birth certificate, proof of address, or proof pf citizenship? Ridiculous I tell you! This ARTICLE is 14 years old and I don't know if the laws have changed but man, this is crazy!

I found this on newjuserseyhunter forums.

Yeah, unfortunately, any adjudication of juvenile delinquency (means you were convicted or found guilty) would make it a no issue until the juvenile record is expunged.

Nice to meet you brother!

Its easy brother! Just practice when you aren't doing anything!

LOL, I wonder if we could get them for price gouging.

Hello everybody! Are there any other Freemasons on the forum? I have been traveling for 4 years and hail from Hiram Abiff Lodge #16 PHA in EHT, NJ. I am also a Holy Royal Arch Mason and a 32˚ Scottish Rite Mason. I've gone as high as Junior Warden but had to step out of line to handle personal issues. I am planning on starting a shooting club within my lodge. So far, about 9 of us are interested. Several of us are in the process of trying to get FOID cards and pistol permits. When all of us have them, we will join a range together.

Whats up everyone! I go by the handle Downr@nge and hail from South Jersey! Just wanted to stop in ans say hello! I am a HUGE supporter of the 2nd Amendment. I haven't got my FOID or PP yet but am currently working on it! My first purchase will be a Smith & Wesson M&P .40. I plan on joining the NJ2AS this Nov 17th when I attend the meeting with Assemblyman Micheal Patrick Carroll.

Oh okay, just wanted to know. Its a shame you can't use the PRR Request fingerprints again.

Okay. For someone like myself who does not have a Hunters License, nor a FOID or PP (yet fingers crossed) or any of the other requirements listed in the OP, how would I go about getting a Florida CCW? What would I be able to accomplish at the meeting on Nov 17th?

Why is it that when you do a Personal Record Request from Sagem Morpho, it only costs $42 bucks but when you do one to get your firearms permit it costs $60.25? Does anyone know? Any LEO here care to weigh in on this?

One of the greatest shows I've ever seen!

I dunno about this one. When I was much younger, my credit was not the best. Yet I worked with tons of money ALL DAY LONG. NEVER once did my past PERSONAL financial mismanagements EVER affect my job performance. Though my credit rating is much better now, I personally am against ANYONE running my credit for jobs where fiscal accountability is not really an issue. Of course any financial advisory position or fiscal officers who are allowed to make judgment calls should have their credit ran. However, even then, how they manage their personal finances may not be an accurate reflection of how they manage company's finances. Nor is it an implication that they may steal. Its almost the same thing we are against with firearms, the whole guilty until proven innocent nonsense. Its also kind of bass akwards to not hire someone who has poor credit; how else will they earn the money to rebuild their credit if everyone keeps denying them a job because of that? Everyone makes fiscal mistakes at some point or another in their life. In times like these when the economy is HORRIBLE and people are losing their jobs left and right, I think its a sin to not give someone the opportunity to work and earn money to fix their lives, ESPECIALLY when they show proficiency at the position they are applying for.

I would definitely try doing that!

My friend and I will be there! I have a question about the Florida thing though. As a resident of NJ, can I still apply for a Florida CCW permit?

Unfortunately Jack, under the rules of evidence, a person's statements is all that is necessary under the Preponderance of Evidence rule. As for hearsay, there are about 30 exceptions to the rule of hearsay and the Preponderance of Evidence falls under one of the exceptions. I think the hearsay exception used in the lautenberg act is a clear case of constitutional rights usurpation of the 14th amendment due process and parts of the privileges and immunities clause, as well as parts of the 6th amendment too.

You ever thought about talking to a lawyer about what you could possibly do so this doesn't happen again?

One of my best friend's lives in Galloway and he didn't have to fill out that form. They only gave him STS33 and SP66. He got his permit in about 3 months. He had an incident where his wife got a restraining order on him. They came and took his gun. She dismissed it a few days later and he got his gun back about 2 months later. He did have to put in a few calls for that though. Had he not, I suspect they would have NEVER given him his gun back.

NIIIIICE!!!! :icon_mrgreen: :icon_mrgreen:

Hey guys, how long do these pro se expungments usually take? Days? Weeks? Months? Longer? I only have two things, a dismissal and a finding of not guilty, that I wish to expunge. Neither are serious charges that if convicted would disqualify me from owning a firearm. How long from start to finish would it generally take to expunge them? And in your opinion, is the process difficult?

Are you serious??? You are only allowed 50 rounds of ammo per month? What about at the range?

That's what I was thinking. I think im just gonna try my luck tomorrow and turn in my app.

Got my results back today! Only two items! One not guilty disposition and the other dismissed, and BOTH are expungeable! So, armed with this knowledge, how do I go about doing a pro se expungement?