JackDaWack

I bet there was much added to the story. These comments don't make a lot of sense, "racists" don't talk about themselves like that.

I used my wife. Since NJ has red flag laws, which explicitly states family members can petition for/against your rights I figured why not? Nothing I came across said I couldn't. I recall when I did my FPID it said I couldn't somewhere.

They are falsifying records, IMO.

Fantastic!! guess I'm gonna be waiting another month tho.

You need to run seafoam in your small engines once a year, especially Stihl stuff. All my yard equipment is Stihl and I never have an issue.

They still do, although one could argue they're basically KTM now. Redmax, echo, stihl. Their commercial blowers are all really good. Avoid the residential stuff if you can.

You mean how not to act like a prepubecent child when you see someone legally carrying? I sure hope so.

DOA These are the super duper feel good bills that go no where. California doesn't have a law for psych evaluation, some jurisdictions just add it to the application process. It actually works better that way for them when their is no law to fight in court.

Never offer more information than they are requesting, even then keep it minimal. Anytime I've been pulled over I've had ample time to grab my wallet and info. I throw them on the passenger seat, and put hands on steering wheel. Once the cop approaches I will pull out the require documents.

I believe the law says you can have any court review your application that you plan to carry in. Maybe ask your PD to send your application to Morristown if you live near by.

It's on the back That guy is either super strong, or a blueberry.

The judges were involved on the basis of justifiable need. The system was designed in a way that court orders were created to make sure people could only get a permit if a judge beleived they needed it under some asinine conditions. They didn't want the legislature to create blanket conditions for approval and condition. Perhaps some loopholes could be created. Well, they made sure that a Judge would be reviewing every little detail.

As long as they are part of the statutory process, I would believe they feel a duty to review the applications regardless of the redundancy. I also think the courts don't see any urgency here, regardless of Bruen. They have back logs of criminal cases etc that would argue a violation of a "speedy trial" etc. When your status qou is backlog after backlog on matters you(judge) find important, the trivial signing of permits seems far less important. They are probably extremely annoyed that this is pulling them away from "real" work. So, I do beleive they will be pushing, maybe not all, but i would bet a significant amount would want the process eliminated when it is just a rubber stamp. The judges wanting to stick us with restrictions will continue to advocate for that, as some high order over us peasants.

They all seem to be aware that NJ has no immediate interest to help the courts on civil and criminal matters, to think they would get additional support for permits is... unimaginable. It would make sense for them to instead claim there is no point for them to oversee this process, it's further delaying other work they need to complete. I know a few people right now dealing with civil matters and it's been a rediculous wait time to get a hearing.

I would be more worried about it causing a malfunction.

Does this surprise you? A Federal officer wasting government based resources, and screwing the little guy at the same time....

They won't. The judiciary is going to press the legislator to cut them from the process. There will be no stream lining anything, our courts barely operate as is with respect to their normal volume of cases/hearings.

Why not just shoot .40? If over penetration is a concern, why essentially take a .40 and throw more power behind it?

Why would you want to fill the tip with something that would alter the ballistics of the bullet in a way that is not predictable? Sure you could fill the tip with a polymer, will it still expand though? At least manufactured ammo will have adequate testing. Critical defense/duty, was not filled to make it "non hollow point", it was done to INCREASe expansion upon passing through heavy materials that would clogg the tip and prevent expansion... and here were are talking about doing just that on purpose?

Which 3 Republicans voted for this shit show?

What extensive testing are you referring? Critical duty/ defense is designed specifically with the shortcomings of traditional hollow points in mind. It's not the best expanding, but it also won't overpenetrate. There is no bad or good defensive round depending on the application/situation.

I was on it last week? They've been sending me emails too, to sign up.

What is the benefit woth ANJRPC? As a member I'm interested and was looking at US Law and Sheild.

It's hard to make blanket statements here with agreement to restrictions. There are obviously some that are understandable, court houses, property owner discretion. Not ALL public buildings, transportation, handgun limits etc.

No one is discussing the permit number on the card. This is nothing more than the state seeking to take control over our rights, considering there is no logical reason from someone carrying ANY firearm as long as they are in possession of a permit to carry. Your serial numbers can be traced to you, but not how you think. There is no "easy" way to track them since NJ does not utilized a centralized registry. Not sure how that applies to the new law passed for people moving in out of state. But for now, even if a cop wanted to know if you owned a firearm they would have to go through a number of hoops before landing on a form with your name and a serial number. They cannot simply look up a serial number and find your name next to it.