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Feed 'em some CCI MiniMag HPs. They're lots of fun with them! Ruger9, you did solid at Jim's.

Sure! That way when you run out of bullets, you can throw the Block at the BG! LOL!!! Sorry, couldn't resist. I'm not a Glock guy at all.

For a Glock??? No way personally. The Gen 1 G17 is sought after by those who savor the Block, but they were selling all summer long at $500 like new in box.

Thanks! Will give UPS a call about this. Teaching Basic Pistol/Rifle, I supply ammo and regularly get deliveries of cheap bulk target ammo and no-one home to sign for it. I'd hate to be stuck having to pick it up at the UPS depot all the time...

LOL! Did you just say 9mm isn't too pricey? It's gone through the roof in the last month - if you can find it! I'm 6'-5" with big hands myself. You don't give a price range, but a Sig P226 9mm is a nice full-size. SigPro 2022 in 9mm is a nice mid-size poly with interchangeable grips for fitting.

How many platforms do your shoot proficiently? If it's the Glock 30, stick with a Glock considering the Glock trigger. Basically, I'm saying you want what you're best with for a defense gun and have already programmed muscle memory. Under duress is not the time to stumble with the unfamiliar.

Oh? Did they cite a policy change? Small arms ammo is shipped placarded as ORM-D, which is short for other regulated materials for domestic transport only. It is not the only thing that classifies as ORM-D. So how are they going to know it's ammo? I cannot believe they will unilaterally require ORM-D shipment to be adult signature only.

C'mon out on Feb 8 and help us make sure it doesn't! Even you can swing it, this Monday is another important day where we need numbers in Trenton to make sure NJ gun owners are represented in the Gov's study commission!!!

Correct. For every handgun purchase in NJ, whether from FFL or another NJ resident with FPID, you must have a valid P2P.

With a FTF with a NJ resident for a handgun sale, the buyer must have a valid P2P. Buyer and seller fill out what's needed, one carbon to each, one carbon to local PD, and the final carbon to NJSP. Everything a COE does for a long gun sale is handled with the P2P.

What? Do you expect her or the staff that really wrote the Bill to have a clue about firearms? That would require government officials to be knowledgeable about what they try to legislate!

Nice. Got my own redhead that weilds a 12ga shotty fiercely. An authentic Irish one nonetheless.

Totally doable. Not so easy unsupported, but the 870 makes a fine slug gun.

I think we broke the Senate Majority fax line! My fax has been redialing it all day!

I think we broke the fax yesterday with this! Mine got through the the Assembly again this morning, but has been trying all day on the Senate!

She's got a ton a YouTube vids and firearms and is very comfortable with many platforms. Bet if someone would coach her, she could be something else!

I like to think of it the otherway... I shoot big bore more so everything else is butter!

She needs a little more yardage with the 29, and to go back to pulling DA!

Sorry friend, and I mean this with due respect and not off-handedly, in the State of New Jersey your are not entitled to get the exemption, and the decision lies solely within the NJSP Firearms Bureau. By use of the term "need," it is VERY open-ended, as precident shows that in this State (ala, CCW). Two spanking new Glocks that can be bought just as easily 6 months from now as right this second won't cut it because that can easily be acquired under OGAM. Now, if you are acquiring someone's collection of new Glocks, and the deal is contingent on time and taking the lot, you have a good argument demonstrating need because in 6 months time that collection won't be available and can then pursue under being a collector. Early on, I had lots of similar questions regarding exemptions, but now I've been through it enough I know what's expected... Certainly don't expect to find yourself getting an exemption every month for multiple handguns either... Key point to remember, an exemption is a POSSIBILITY under the State gun laws and not a right.

Especially now in the sense that the political climate is forcing scrunity. Since you haven't been through the process, the investigating officer has to sign off on the exemption which effectively states he feels there's sufficient need to grant it. That officer certainly would like to remain employed, so he's not going to sign off on an exemption for someone saying a need a Glock 21 and 23 for sporting purposes... Catch my drift? Also, the OP has to have both guns with the same FFL, and must have the FFL sign off on the second form. It's legwork, time, and postage given the OP is looking at 6 weeks to be able to pick up both anyway, not worth it. My last exemption took 6 weeks to process as it started just before 12/14, before that it was half the time. Yes, as I indicated earlier I too have had moderns in with a long list of scarce handguns and approved no problem.

Only $450 over-priced now... LOL!

13 exemptions filed and received in 2 years. Both Sgts know me on a first name basis. They do their homework more than you think. If you have something modern within a group of firearms no longer produced, not a big deal. If you are buying two mass-produced, readily available, unremarkable modern handguns - e.g., take you choice of Glocks, HKs, etc - your purpose will need to be a good one and i doubt it would go over, especially now. If the guns were something like modern custom-built competition pistols or revolvers, no problem with an exemption.

Tell me about it... I saw - count them, not 1, not 2, not 3, but F-O-U-R, yes 4, Sig P210-1s turned in 2011 while visiting friends in California. Apparantly the PD was proud as a peacock with getting them off them street because they blogged their entire haul on their website. Some poor fool who turned one, and prayfully not all, of those P210-1s in traded a sought after, greater than >$2000 pistol for a $100 gift card!!! There was also a makeshift table of 4'x8' plywood with S&W revolvers on it and I could identify at least a dozen that would command $800+!

If they're current manufacture, and that's all the OP is filing for, not likely to be approved.

Welcome! Sounds like you are a fine father to me!