Adam

I went for an endorsement test, so had to go to Eatontown. After my prints and such I'll finish it up at Hazlet..

I've seen people with shotguns on the pistol side while there. Dunno what ammo they were shooting though

I've mentioned it to them. Its maybe in the works.

Back in August of 96, I rode up from Georgia while on leave with a kid from AC to split gas cost and driving duty... When I was dropping him off at his house (roughly 3-4am) someone was murdered roughly 20ft from us while we took his bags out of the car... When the week or so was almost up, I called his house to find out our meeting arrangements for the ride back down.. He had been murdered the night prior while standing on his porch smoking a cigarette. The woman I spoke to, said it was in retaliation for the Murder we witnessed.. I've only been to AC in the daylight since then lol Went once at night after that (other then my bachelor party which is a WHOLE 'nother story) and witnessed a mugging. Place is a war zone..

Yea your not lying about that haha.. he was definitely good for telling it like it is..

I know it's an old thread, but I use Lou's constantly and felt like posting in the thread. Just for an update, Still the same owner. Mike is no longer there due to health issues, Chris is now the full timer, along with Marshall. Both extremely informed about what they sell. They now also carry most ammuniton, which while Mike was there they weren't exactly big on. Pistol selection has grown signifigantly over the past year as well as they now carry more AR's and more accessories. Optics, Lasers, AR parts and accessories etc. Who know's, maybe they'll become a vendor here as well...

Here it is..

Details are in the description. Jeep stolen!

I can't wait to get a Cobray...

Eatontown. I dunno if she's always there, but both her and the final guy I dealt with were both asking questions about the CFP. Gave them both the GAPPNJ.com site, and the processed my stuff quickly. No waiting in line, not even "we'll call your #" was in and out in maybe 30min or less

Because I didn't want to drag out my Birth Certificate and or SSC for the "point's system" between items I had in my wallet I was sure I was good. So, stroll up to the "ID Verification" counter and take out my license, FID, and Utah CFP. Hand them over to the (dare I say?) elderly woman at counter. She tosses the license aside, seems to admire the FID with a nod of approval, picks up the Utah CFP and stares at it. Looks over my shoulder and notices no one behind me and says "Come with me sir" She proceeded to walk to the next counter, around everyone in line (at least 10 people) and hands my stuff to the woman and says, "This needs special attention, can you get it done quickly" and proceeds to walk away and as she does, tells me I need to come back and see her when I'm done at that desk, not to wait in line, just come directly up to her. So I finished up at the counter and walked past everyone in her line, she takes all my paperwork again tells everyone she'll be right back and leaves her counter with a line, and takes me over to the other area once again to the front and hands it off to the gentleman and says "Special requirements, get it done" and as she's about to walk away, tells me she shot competitive pistol for years and appreciates the fact that a "young fellow" is interested in preserving Firearms rights for the next generation to enjoy. Asked me a few questions about the CFP and even how to apply and get one as she still enjoys shooting and thinks NJ gun laws are "A steaming crock of horse shit". Turns out shes from out west and her 72 year old sister is president of the local womens only gun club and an avid concealed carry advocate. This woman, literally saved me a good hour or two at the DMV, all because I showed my CFP and FID cards.. Maybe there is hope for us after all!

New targets hitting the market...

I don't think I've ever paid what's on the tag.. lol It helps to frequent the place you are most likely to spend the most $. They aren't going to "cut a break" to joe schmoe walking in off the street. However, spend some loot on various things like accessories, ammo and so on and the deals will come your way. That's been my experience..

A guy I work with is going through this now. He wants his FID card and so on, but can't justify that for taking time off. I keep telling him he just needs to bite the bullet and do it.

Really? What a pain in the a**.. I've considered joining this range even though it's an hour from me... but all the pain in the a** rules are annoying and keep me from "pulling the trigger" on joining.. What's the furthest distance for rifle at 14? I've never been on that side, only pistol side for classes with GAPP...

That would be me most times. Right from the Jeep, into the basement into the Armory and start cleaning. The Mossberg I let slide more then the Pistols. Pistols get cleaned after every range trip, almost immediately.

I can get my pistol permits in way less then 30days. Last one I got took me I believe 3 or 4 days. Turned it in on a Sunday night had it Wednesday morning. I print out the laws, directly from the NJSP website. Full page print in color so it has the logos and all..

That's why as a responsible gun owner and CFP holder, I have printouts FROM the NJSP stating the laws that apply to whatever I'm doing, on me when transporting to a free state. Multiple copies so they can even keep the one I show them for future reference.

You explain it by stating you are a licensed CCW holder in the state your traveling too. Rather simple.. Transport per NJ law till you cross into the state your traveling. When I leave my home, I already have my holster on. I place the pistol in the back, 2 (3?) loaded magazines go elsewhere. I stop at the first rest area upon entering PA, park away from everyone else remove my pistol from the rear of the vehicle and holster it. Load the full magazine into the pistol (some call it an administration reload) and carry on. When I reach my "destination" before I exit the vehicle I chamber a round, and re-holster. On the way home, I pull off the last exit in PA, park somewhere away from anyone. Walk to the back of my vehicle, drop the Magazine, clear the weapon and secure it. Hop back in the vehicle and continue on my way back to prison. This is my routine, it's how I'm comfortable doing it..

"As far as other laws the writer said county authorities broke Saturday, such as cops "buying" more than one gun in a 30-day period, Bocchini said the guy is being overzealous and needs uncock the hammer." Well why can't I buy more then one pistol every 30 days then? NJ is being overzealous and should uncock the hammer...

Cor-bon powerball. Solves the "HP" myths.

I'll try and get pics of it. I may be picking it up this week.

I carry almost all the time on my property. Depending on what im doing decides whether it's open or concealed. Most of the police in town know I do (not from problems on my end!) and when responding to my house or stopping to chat they always ask if im armed or not and to not touch my side if I am.. Lol

Same thing happened at my Staples. They don't even charge for it. I was the third person that day with an FID.

Being that this was from 2010.. I'd say it's old news by now..