Ch0sen84

Here are mine. Their weapon of choice? Tongues!

My vote is for the dodge setup with a rear seat setup like Urban Grunt's

Yes that should be the question... I wasn't implying that being military should get any special treatment, just the same treatment as every other person that applies. They don't ask someone's apartment complex manager if its ok for them to purchase one, so what is the difference?

I am an active duty army soldier living in Colts Neck on NWS Earle. I have a NJ license with my Colts Neck address listed on it. The Colts Neck PD is then authorized to do my paperwork. If I still had my CA license I would have to go through the NJSP. The detective thought I had to go through the NJSP even though the first paragraph of their instructions says they can process my FPID and p2p. I turned in the typical paperwork and was told since I live on NWS Earle I needed a memo from the base commander authorizing me to have a privately owned weapon in housing. I provided a letter from the privatized housing administration office verifying my residence and states that firearms are allowed in housing. This letter was not good enough and now they are working on getting a letter from the base security in lieu of a memo signed by the base commander. I think this is ridiculous. Why make it even harder for active duty military to go through the process than every other civilian?