MartyZ

I just signed up to get notified. It'll be a long drive, but well worth it.

So I do have a blade-tech total eclipse IWB/OWB holster now, which has wings similar to a hybrid holster. it is thin plastic so it does curve around to conform to my body, but it is super uncomfortable in all position. If a hybrid holster has similar characteristics then it's not for me. Edit: I know, it look like i'm flagging myself. I checked it 5 times before taking the photo. And i'm sitting on a chair so it's actually point at the floor.

Hornady critical defense is what I plan on using. I better start stocking up to practice with

Here is another question. Will we be able to leave our pistols in the car if we need to go into a building that does not allow guns?

So more double standards, but by ranges now not the state. From what i've seen before, most if not all ranges allow LEs and RPOs to draw from the holster. If we end up having to pass the same qualification, what makes us more of a liability then an LE or RPO?

It's a good thing I have no social media posts. But here is another question. Will local ranges allow holster draw for those with CCW?

Ok, so if I dump the light then I can go with then I can go with the cross breed supertuck. I also looked at the MTAC but it appears to be thicker then the supertuck. Anyone have experience with either?

It might be, but at the moment it's the smallest semi-auto I have. Will be looking for something smaller when I have the funds.

Just found this video on youtube. Haven't had a chance to watch it yet. But it appears to be a complete run thru of the qualifications

Ok, so I have gut, more then a bit. I am planning on carrying a VP9, smallest semi-auto I have. I don't like to wear jackets unless it's a winter jacket, so pretty much half the year i'm wearing either a tee shirt or a tucked in button down shirt. So what would be my best options?

I agree. We have all waited for decades, I don't mind waiting another few months, or even a year, I can take training courses until then. The old saying, "Better Late Then Never", truly applies here in my view. Thomas also makes it clear that a permitting scheme is allowed, unfortunately.

I had a coworker who lived in upstate NY, just over NJs northern border, he showed me his NY carry permit, it had 3 guns listed on it by make, model, and caliber, but no serial number. So yes, you are correct, in NY you can only use the specific gun listed on your permit but you could have multiple guns listed. Not sure though if you had to qualify for all or not.

I just looked at JMCK, they are cheaper then legacy by $30, but functionaly I don't see a difference, they are both solid kydex. But their lead time is 30 business days. Still looking for a hybrid, but these 2 are definately contenders.

How about this one, any thoughts? https://t5customkydex.com/full-custom-hybrid-iwb-tuckable-holster/

I just checked all 3 sites, nothing for vp9 with tlr-7a. I did find 1 site, full custom, expensive, but seams to fit my needs. Have no idea what the quality is though. https://legacyfirearmsco.com/light-bearing-ares-iwb/

I don't mind going custom as long as it's comfortable and conceals well

Now that we have the SCOTUS decision, and most if not all of us will be applying for their CCW permits eventually. I think it's time to start shopping for holsters. Let's keep this thread to questions and answers/recommendations. I would prefer this thread does not end up in the 1A lounge. I'll start: What is a good IWB holster for a VP9 with TLR-7A. I am a big guy so appendix carry is out of the question, I want a tuckable strong side IWB holster moderately priced. Any suggestions?

NY deserves not 1 but 6 middle fingers Ok, so what is the best CC holster for a VP9? For a fat guy.

I guess we better start practicing. Good thing I have one.

Unfortunately the decision states that apps, permits, and qual are still allowed. They state that may-issue is unconstitutional and shall-issue must be the law of the land.

What is this crap? "Each person applying for a Permit to Carry a Handgun must supply a letter of need, specific in content, as to why they have a need to carry a firearm in the State of New Jersey" Do we just put "All Legal Purposes" onto a blank sheet of paper?

Most likely because most of the psychos capable of such atrocities are in Trenton.

why can't we just say "Self Defense"? Is that not the exact phrase used in the SCOTUS decision?

Thanks Stu, do you have info on qualifications and who offers the training?

So, is everyone submitting their carry permit application today? Can it be done online?