ryan_j

Looks nice! I'm in.

Today a lot of resumes are handled by robots, and they look for keywords. Once the robots filters out the chaff and I end up with a filtered pile of resumes on my desk, one doesn't get more attention because they have a nice looking resume. It's the content that matters to me. But maybe that's just me. I hope you're also on LinkedIn, because that's where a lot of people are finding good gigs these days.

I thought it was around December. Anyway, look at the timeline for Chicago: http://blogs.suntimes.com/politics/2012/12/big_win_for_gun-rights_groups_federal_appeals_court_tosses_state_ban_on_carrying_concealed_weapons.html

Probably not for much longer... Makes sense.

Yeah I don't understand why people would want to keep NJ as their primary residence... Unless you have in state tuition in NJ or have a gov't job that has a residency requirement there's no reason to be a card carrying member of this state.

http://njgunforums.c...v-maenza-et-al/ We have Alan Gura and the SAF on our side. If you can, please join and support them... also NJ2AS, ANJRPC, GOA and NRA deserve your support if you can spare the $.

They can be added as amendments but that they are not part of the base bill spells doom for them. That said, don't let your guard down. The comments on politico have me lmao, especially the ones about the 2A and hunting... http://www.politico.com/story/2013/03/assault-weapon-ban-for-gun-control-loses-steam-89046.html?hp=l2

FWD in a SUV kinda defeats the purpose. I want one to use in the snow. Yeah FWD works in the snow kinda but not as good as 4WD/AWD.

So far it's only Florida but this new AG is chomping at the bit to neuter the 2A in PA. Basically what would happen is that PA residents, particularly in Philly would encounter tons of roadblocks and waiting to get their PA license to carry. Some of these people are bodyguards and the like. They ended up just getting a FL permit and using that instead. Now this new AG (she's a democrat) decides she's going to close the "florida loophole" and with the stroke of a pen invalidates CCW for nonresident Florida permits. Utah is indeed the way to go. It's too bad though that you have to now take the specific Utah training which is more $$$ but it seems to be a more bulletproof way to keep carry in PA since the legislature would have to change the laws.

Unless you get kidnapped twice, dragged halfway across the country, manage to make it out alive then sue in federal court. Then they'll issue your permit.

Yes I have the book and I've read it. The back page was meant as a comparison with pennsylvania. There don't seem to be any restrictions on HPs in PA whereas there is a narrowly carved exemption in NJ. So for all intents and purposes, outside of a range and your home, HPs are illegal.

No gloves but I do wash my hands after I get home from the range.

We don't have gun shows in NJ.

That's correct. You're covered under federal law. As long as it is legal to possess at the start and end of your journey, you don't stop in NJ (NJ law), and have the firearm unloaded in a hard sided securely fastened container you are good.

Do you really have to ask... who runs the schools?

Technically hollow points are illegal with certain exceptions. Just like all guns are illegal except when they are at certain places.

That's too bad. If it was a long gun you'd be good to go. So just carry your AR15 instead.

I don't know if NY SAFE changed anything (probably did) but NYS permits are issued by local judges. There are pro gun judges who will happily issue unrestricted permits and others who will issue hunting and target only, or premises and MAYBE lift the restrictions after a period of time. Even if you have restrictions on your permit you won't get in trouble for possession like NJ if you break the restrictions unless it's somewhere like NYC. The judge may revoke your permit though. Get this - you can carry on your way to a range. So a lot of people with restricted permits just left a range bag in their trunk, lol, because they were always going to the range. *wink wink* Some places like Long Island are more strict though and have the same standard as NJ justifiable need.

I agree with that. We are lucky in this state that we have organizations working together. In other states they fight with each other. But I guess because NJ laws are so oppressive that there's no room for infighting. I don't see the NRA being very visible here but ANJRPC is the state affiliate so my guess is that NRA is leaving things up to them and lending support behind the scenes, as well as defending our rights federally.

No pro gun lawyer is respected by this state.

Federal law (FOPA) protects you transporting your firearms out of and into NJ as long as they are unloaded and you do not stop anywhere along the way in NJ (handguns) or have your FID card (long guns).

REason #1 I keep a US$ bank account in the old country.

America Ferrera is hot.

Because they don't like that you take pains to protect your car. They think that your car NEEDS a few dings and scratches to become just like them. Idiots. So far I've saved our van from any major scratches but there are a few rock chips on the front bumper. Those I can live with...

Sure it is, and if this was NJ, they will probably issue the permit posthumously.