silverking

I will take under consideration the recommendation that I contact the NJSP Firearms Unit. Permits in my community are issued by my Local PD. They are pleasant, friendly and professional. I do not believe they have any agenda but get the feeling that issuing these permits is low priority. It appears that the Local PD use the NJSP only for the background check, but, they never say who does what and when in the process. Sort of like the military! When questioned about processing time the answers are similar to: Lots of requests and they are really backed up now! There have been layoffs and they are backed up! And so on! They do require several forms in addition to those referenced by the law. The additional information seems more redundant than intrusive. I waited 12 weeks for my last two permits. Interestingly, I used the same references on both of those and the references were not contacted in either instance.

I have used R&R Gunsmithing for tranfers. They are very accomodating. They do not work handguns or military weapons. Assume that later means they only work on traditional long guns.

That the law governing issuances of permits is violation every day is no surprise to anyone living in this state. It is frustrating beyond belief! It has been suggested to me by folks closer to the permitting issue than I am that I contact the State Attorney Generals Office, lay my situation on them (dates, municipality, etc, and ask them to enforce the law. Has anyone done this?

I have been advised on several occaisons to go (phone) to the State Attorney General's office with the facts (dates, municipality, etc)and something will happen. I have never done this. Has anyone on the forum tried this?

I will send you Ocean City Forms - lots of them despite the "LAW"

I have 4 SigS: P220ST; P226ST; P226 German; P239 German. The P226 Sigs are double stacks. Own two but not a fan. Great pistol except for grip size. My hands are small to medium and the double stacks are a stretch for me. Likely will sell them. The P220 and P239 are single stack and easier to grip. Like them better. Sig offers few single stack pistols - only the P220 (45 acp only), P239 ans p232. An older model, the p225 (formerly the P6) is a terrific single stack. All Sigs are mostly DA/SA (there are some DAs and SAOs) but other offerings are linited.

Congrats in getting your permit almost within the State Law requirement. The Law requires that you are be advised advised of approval (meaning your permit is ok and you can pick it up) or rejection within in 30 days. Your local authorities are to ne commended. They are part of the few who actually follow the law. Most of the others play games, usually, blaming the State Police wheras in most cases they can process the apps internally and all else is an excuse. A call to the NJ State Police and then to the AG will get action at the risk of the locals being super PO. Nothing like the PRNJ

Minimuns: P220St - 4 mags @ 7-8 rounds each. Like the 7 rounders better. P226ST - 4 mags @ 15 rounds each. Multiple mags really helpful for range work. Woild I turn down more if someone gave them to me? No, but not necessaary. And only get good ones - factory or Mec-Gar

Can anyone recommend a gunsmith having familiarity with; 1. Browning Hi Power 2. 1911 and 1911 clones 3. Sig Sauer P series pistols Looking for someone who is comfortable with trigger and/or action enhancements I am located in Cape may County Chris [email protected]