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I'm curious to see if one or two defy the odds and actually get approved!

What you put for justifiable need doesn't matter - it's going to get rejected anyway, but those rejections will hopefully allow us to take the next step. You could write "because I would feel safer" or "I deposit $1000000000.00 a day" or just recite the 2nd amendment verbatim - IT DOESENT MATTER, IT WILL BE REJECTED. We know & expect this, but the point is to make it impossible for the attorney general to continue to claim that %96 are approved.

Who knows. I have lost all faith in humanity, so nothing people do surprises me.

Excellent idea. Maybe 85 in the left though, cause let's face it - most people just don't have common sense and would prob drive way over their heads.

Only 2 logical possibilities: 1) local resident attempted to cover him up until he is removed. 2) he was on a date when he was killed.

I plan to move forward with it and apply myself. If anybody knows of anyplace who does the required qualification in the Monmouth county area, I'm all ears.

If you read my original post, I said that in addition to not locking my car doors, I don't leave anything of value in my cars. I don't really have that option in my house. Years ago when I was a mechanic I replaced a window for a guy that cost him $125.00 to fix. It was broken so they could steal $0.37 from his console. I'm not really sure why I'm being debated on this as it's my choice - I didn't advise anyone else to do it, I was merely answering another posters question of " I can't imagine why anyone wouldn't lock their car doors". Unfortunately, it seems like everything on this site lately goes from 'discussion' to 'debate' almost immediately.

My point is that thieves don't go car to car looking for unlocked ones - they pick cars that they think they can get something from without being seen.

I never lock any of my cars. If a thief is going to break into your car, he's going to do it wether it's locked or not & then I'll have a broken window too. If you read the post above he says that during the rash of break-ins, most were unlocked. That means the locked ones got their stuff stolen AND had to replace a window or door lock. If you don't want stuff stolen from your car, don't leave it in there.

FWIW - I just installed propane heat in my garage. I found a 100# tank on Amazon.com for $129, and it cost me $85 to have it filled locally.

Schneider + Nelson Audi 270 Highway 36 West Long Branch, right near the Eatontown DMV.

What's with the secrecy? Why can't the people who are familiar with the plan discuss it on here?

Requirement #6 is written proof of qualification from certified firearms instructor. Any suggestions on where to go for this?

Agreed.

I have a decent assortment of hats, travel mugs & t-shirts in stock - I try not to keep too much of the more expensive items as they don't move as well. I don't believe Audi sells any gloves though. Feel free to stop in if you are in the area, or if you have something specific in mind I can ship it to you. 732-389-1743, ask for Bill.

Make sure you get at least 2 keys with it - if it's and Audi CPO it should come with at least 2 main keys and possibly a valet, they are expensive to buy em yourself and the car has to be programmed to recognize them. Shout me if you need anything

Ha! Why is that? I worked at a Toyota dealer for. 10 years prior, and you couldn't pay me enough to go back.

Yes, Audi Parts Manager. We also have Porsche, Land Rover & Jaguar.

I don't see the big deal about checking the box: Have you ever been denied? If yes, please explain: " NJCCW - denied for insufficient need as determined by the state of NJ. " That doesn't exactly make you a criminal or give them grounds to deny you anything else unless I'm missing something???

I lived on Hamilton blvd in South Plainfield for 7 years and these guys are right - there will be traffic on every route but your best bet is prob Turnpike to 287. There is always some traffic but it's hit or miss as to how much.

Not sure about BA, but Shore Shot does have a good selection of rental guns. BA's range is better though...

Gotcha, makes sense.

Just curious, why not too dry? I know that it's not good for humans (dried out nasal passages and stuff) but I would think for a designated gun room the drier the better, no?

If anyone in Monmouth county is interested in selling off half an order, I'd be interested. I could use some, but can't justify springing for 1000 rounds right now even though it's a pretty good deal.

Thanks. That's where I sent my wife for the replacement belt before I gave up.