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Rgrdocstud

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  1. This is absolutely correct. As others have said, this a case of certain local police departments (not all) persistently deviating from the state statutes because their actions are rarely challenged. Requiring additional forms beyond those specified by the state statutes is illegal and is legitimate grounds for a lawsuit. I don't believe that sending back a copy of the law would be enough to curb their behavior. They probably get that all the time. However, if you can get an attorney, I'd highly recommend it. Politely refuse to fill out the extra forms. Then have your attorney write a letter to the PD politely insisting that your application be processed according to the state statues, with relevant sections of the statutes included. That establishes a time line and begins a paper trail if the case goes to court, but it most likely won't: A letter from your attorney shows that you know you have solid grounds for a case and you are prepared to take it to court, which might cause a judge to rule in your favor, forcing them to cease the policy in the future. PD's that engage in this illegal and discriminatory practice DO NOT want the case to go before a judge, so they will give in. IANAL, but I've seen it happen. This practice is shameful in its own right, but it also discriminates against those who don't know the law and/or can't afford an attorney. Personally, I would love to see one of these cases go to court and end the practice for good, but like I said they rarely do.
  2. Full-cap magazines
  3. Welcome GunNutFish
  4. Welcome NJKen
  5. GunNutFish, maybe it's a blessing in disguise! I for one hardly ever practice weak-hand and consequently my grouping is all over the place. If you and I are ever at the range together, I'll join you shooting weak-hand. In any case, I wish you a speedy recovery.
  6. Thanks for the warm welcome, everyone.
  7. I need a little more lead time than that. Ray Ray, I hope you didn't make the trip for nothing! Maybe next Tuesday would work for people? Be well...
  8. Are you all doing this again anytime soon?
  9. Hi everyone. Glad to see a NJ-specific site like this exists. As we all know it's a peculiar and oftentimes challenging endeavor to own and shoot firearms in this state. I shoot tactical rifle/shotgun/pistol, and my activities mainly revolve around practical self defense/tactics. I do IDPA occasionally (sharpshooter), but I've never been terribly concerned with winning, I just like the camaraderie and the extra practice. In summary, I'm a serious shooter but I also have a great deal of fun while I'm at it. Nice to meet you and I look forward to joining you all on the firing line. Rgrdocstud

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