MartyZ

beat you to it, I already placed the order with Steve

Got my 3 permits at 4am this morning, 3 weeks to process. Already placed an order for my first gun .

P30SK, P30, HK45. All V3 with safety. P30SK first so I can do my qualification.

Well, I woke up this morning to the good news. Got my permits, 3 weeks. Time to go shopping. For anyone else in Manalapan, the email says the permits will auto renew after 90 days unless your PD blocks it. Does Manalapan PD block the auto renewal?

Any updates on this? I will be buying some new pistols soon and would much rather get them with standard capacity mags.

Congrats. And I'm happy they removed the NRA requirement. Maybe now I will consider joining as well.

Just make sure sure the camera is not on, lol. I'm on teams calls all day, half of them with the camera on.

I was referring to holstering and unholstering. As I stated earlier, too many stories of clothing getting stuck in the trigger guard while holstering.

The switch between the ears is not perfect. Even the most trained and disciplined people make mistakes in a high stress situation. Adding a manual safety is just extra protection from a momentary brain fart imo. I just thought of another scenario where a manual safety might be useful. If god forbit the bad guy pulls your gun out of your holster during a scuffle. That manual safety might just save your life.

Some people make striker fired pistols out to be the best thing since sliced bread. They're Not. Everyone has their own opinions and preferences. Too many people on this board feel obligated to belittle the opinions of others and push their own opinions. Sounds an awful lot like another group of people we all know

I'm not looking for an easy way to obsolve myself from training or responsibility. I'm the kind of person who locks his car door twice then tries the handle to make it sure it's locked. Maybe it's OCD, paranoia, call ot whatever you will. I feel safer with a safefy engaged when I'm flagging my privates.

I've seen to many stories of clothing getting stuck in the trigger guard when holstering. Not an issue with a safety.

I am now reconsidering my choice of carry pistols. I love my VP9, and I'm sure I will love the VP9SK. But if I'm going to carry AIWB, I don't feel confortable with a loaded striker fired pistols pointing at my junk. I know, I'm paranoid, but that's just the way I am. So I'm now considering the P30SK da/sa with safety. I'm an HK junkie, and I'm used to this exact setup with my USP45 V1. As a matter of fact I am also considering getting an HK45C da/sa with safety for the colder months.

Submitted mine on 8/23, references got email and filled them out within 30 min. Dropped off check on 8/25. Manalapan PD website says to put check in dropbox. Check was cashed on 8/31. Still waiting on my approval email.

If you are trying to view the photos on a windows PC, download HEIC image viewer from the MS store, it's free

About 4 years ago. I'm not really sure what the current quality is unfortunately

I wear 550s almost exclusively. The only other company that I have been able to find with a similar fit and quality are Nautica jeans. But that was about 10 years ago, not sure if they still make them but it's worth a look.

Sausage or bacon, both are correct answers.

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Is that the Kore belt? How do you like it so far?

Anyone have any experience with the Vedder belt he is referencing in this video? I think it's the V3 Gun Belt

I'm also planning to get a vp9sk, once my permits come in. I was finally able to conceel my VP9 with minimal printing under a thin tshirt, but only while standing and AIWB. I never thought I would be able to appendix carry with my big gut, but it acually works. The only problem is when I sit, my gut pushes the gun out for the whole world to see

"New “Ghost Run” regulations set to take effect today could help close a half-century-old loophole that made guns developed using 3D printers or assembled with homemade parts essentially invisible to law enforcement" I didn't know that 3D printers have been around for 50 years

i've been thinking about this and I realized that last time I had to do fingerprints for a PPP was the first time I went to identigo, my previous fingerprints were inked. That is probably why I had to get it done, so the PD would have an electronic copy.

I was a member of the NRA for a long time, my membership actually expired this year, and I'm not whining, I'm stating an opinion. The point I'm making is that every single private club with outdoor ranges and no non-member access, unless your a guest, in this state requires nra membership. Why do they all require it, and I don't think transport laws play a major role in it. There are many indoor ranges with annual memberships that don't require nra memberships, explain that. My issue is not nra membership specifically, but the REQUIREMENT of an nra membership.