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Take the permits she has back to the issuing authority (NJSP barracks or your local PD headquarters) and request that they be renewed. There are no additional forms required. Renewal is entirely at the discretion of the issuing authority. If they choose not to (for whatever reason) then she'll have to apply for new permits. The total possible valid time for a handgun permit is 180 days from the original date of issue.

If this was a public meeting in a town building, was the audio recorder running? That might be conclusive about who said what.

Yes Howard, the Gen 4 spring change is a good idea. They are different between the 9mm and 40 cal in either the large (17,22) or the medium (19,23) frames. Also keep in mind that the 40/357 ejector is different from the 9mm/380. By the accounts I've read, frequently the incorrect ejector does not have a significant effect. But, in some pistols because of tolerance variance, it may make a difference. And the ejector is relatively cheap and easy to change. In case you have a problem.

So, will any frogs say 'no' before the water boils and kills them? Because the gas will not be turned off. That question keeps me awake at nights.

Simple. The hard core left wants to get all guns out of everyones' hands. They can't do it all at once, so they have to start somewhere. And right now the masses will be most easily stampeded by 'assault weapons'. They're too dumb to figure it out on their own, and their not going to get any help from the MSM. If they put the pot on full boil immediately, the frogs might all jump out.

My current dilemma is finding attractive FDE garments to match my wife's FDE pistols.

If the P226 you held had an E2 grip, that's probably why. Mine is a 9mm Enhanced Elite which has the E2 by default. And, I just picked up the Sig 40 cal conversion kit which works fine. It's definitely a good pistol. Having said that, there's no substitute for shooting it. That's why you're considering it. So if you can 'borrow' that one mentioned previously, definitely do it. It's peformance in your hands should be the final criteria. Unless of course you just like handguns, and the more the merrier.

Are U.S. Senators a subset of 'humans'?

Both items and their condition exactly as described. Very responsive for arrangements and on time for pickup. A pleasure to deal with!

Look for her soon on "Concealed Carry Gone Wild!"

Ditto. (I just used deodorant since we were outdoors. But I did shave.)

Met today for some ammo. All as advertised and clean. Good deal from DD.

Ditto MainenanceGuy. One $18 money order to the NJSP for the background check, and a personal check for the PPs; one check for $2 x number-of-permits. That's at a NJSP barracks.

BC: Do your friends' pistols all have magazines of 10 rounds or less? If they don't I would point that out. But you already thought of that. Right?

Robot: I tend to agree with you. However in my experience firearm owners seem to be devided into at least two levels of interest. And I'm not referring to how much they shoot, if ever. I'm referring to how they view the integration of firearms with their life. If their firearm is something they just 'have', they seem to wind up like my acquaintance; at best inattentive to their environment, and at worst completely out of touch. I have a number of friends like this. On the other hand, if someone views firearms as indispensible and/or fully integrated into their way of life (eg. for self protection against all enemies foreign and domestic), they seem to deliberately stay current on what's going on, because of the firearms' inherent value to them. That's how I feel. I wouldn't be without firearms anymore than I'd be without a telephone, car or fire extinguisher. I was like that for the 20+ years I never fired a single round. I have more friends like this too. For this year, I'm suspending my opinions and consequent inclinations, and concentrating on waking up group number 1. We're going to need all hands on deck for this one. Now, pick the reins back up. We need those on their high horse too.

Everyone on this forum should make it their personal business to find (ie. root out) at least two dozing firearm owners and wake them up. Monday I had a chance conversation with a NJ business contact I met last October. I know he owns firearms. So I asked him what he thought of the proposed laws. His reply: 'What laws?'. So I sent him the ANJRPC post-committee analysis document along with a prompt to distribute it to anyone else he knows in NJ that owns firearms, or wants to. This morning his email is pleading with me to provide legislative contact information so he can write and call. He's really upset! And he's passing this on to his son who's applying for a PPP. The moral: dozing firearm owners are not necessarily uncaring or negligent. This person for instance makes a living by flying around the country, and he's simply so busy living he hasn't noticed what's happening. Of course that's one reason the sponsors of these bills are in such a rush. If every alert concerned firearms owner does this, the power of 'squares' will do the rest.

Interesting coincidence. I never heard of him before last weekend. I was searching for two magazines that I couldn't find anywhere else. He had them, was rationing their sale (two per customer), and his price was still reasonable. The order was fulfilled over the weekend and is on the way. So he's on my vendor list now.

Factor this in. If you're in a gunfight during which you've had to fire N rounds, how many rounds have been fired at you and have you been shot/killed? N = minimum rounds on hand for your weapon/caliber of choice. (Per gunfight you survive.)

You'll probably have to go to Gunbroker or similar site for that one. The FDE 23s were snapped up when we got ours last summer.

Take heart Howard. Now that you have your 22, lead therapy is only a range away.

I bought this from L.L.Bean. Product ID: TA254576 I carry 400 pistol rounds, 2 sets of muffs, glasses, and a lot of miscellaneous stuff in it when my wife and I go shooting. Solid bottom, sides that don't collapse, many pockets and compartments, heavy duty angled carry strap, solid two piece handle that locks together etc. And it doesn't scream 'gun' if I have to reveal it to prying eyes at some point. I note that I do carry the pistols in separate locked case(s). We are in NJ.

OP: When I lived in Randolph in the 80's I'd typically get pistol permits in a week; no extra forms or references either after the very first permit was on file. That was with Chief Booser, who was definitely Pro 2A. Who's the Randolph chief now? Then I moved to Sussex County and had to use NJSP. Oh well.

Thanx very much. I had more mass distributions today myself. I'll be there tomorrow in person, locked and loaded. Remember, when using my assault files set select to 'Full'. :wild:

This rally was great work. It's just the beginning, but it was a great start. This merits another donation. Which I shall be pleased to make.

I'll help cover you Kaiser. One more Benny in the bucket. Get well soon.