ryan_j

I believe all NJSP barracks are using this now. If they speed it up, that's great! I am not holding my breath though. Local PDs should be using this as well but I don't think it is in widespread use yet. I have heard reports from a few NJ2AS members that they were requested to use this system as well, but I only had to experience it myself this week when I applied for 3 purchase permits.

Not totally correct but you are on the right track. You go to this website: https://www.njportal.com/njsp/criminalrecords/ You click "Electronic SB212A" and then you enter the ORI code for your requesting agency. The PD or NJSP will give you the code. It is not a one time use code. It is a code that is used to identify the agency (local PD or NJSP). You then fill out your personal data, and step through a few steps and select the reason you want the criminal records history investigation (purchase of firearms) from the dropdown. Then you pay. The fee is $20 payable by electronic check or credit card. Then that's it, you'll get a follow up email with a confirmation number and the PD will be notified of your application. This is only if you have already been fingerprinted before. If you need new prints they'll send you to sagem morpho.

If it's a long gun you can possess anywhere (except school property) with a valid FID.

I haven't seen a thread for this yet so I thought I'd start one. I went to NJSP Sussex barracks to apply for a few handgun permits. When the Sergeant accepted my paperwork, money order and stamped envelopes for references, he gave me a sheet that said to go online to order the background check. So this is how they're doing it now. You go online, order your background check and pay $20 for it. They'll receive it electronically. Does this (slightly?) speed up the process? Will it mean not having to send apps to Trenton anymore?

That can't be for this recall because Springfield is now saying they don't yet have a fix and they're saying it's going to be 10-12 weeks out... screw this, next gun I'm buying will be a Glock.

Don't even attempt the purchase. NICS will deny you off the bat. Wait until day 31.

Their plan is to disarm the police after they've disarmed regular citizens. Just look at the UK.

I run conventional oil in the accord. The sienna runs 0w20 synthetic per the owner's manual. I put 10w30 synthetic oil in the generator.

As for anti relatives I don't really know who is anti but they're not in love with guns. My father's side of the family (grandfather, uncle) owned shotguns, rifles and my uncle owned a 9mm pistol which he actually had to use in a self defense shooting. My dad never owned a gun, however, neither did my mom, and growing up I was taught to avoid our neighbors at the bottom of the hill who had guns for hunting. Maybe it was for a good reason since one of them murdered their uncle. My brother is in the Navy and of course he's handled firearms. He also carried while on deployment in Afghanistan. But he's not an enthusiast. However he has nothing against guns really. As for me I don't advertise how many and what kind of guns I have with my relatives. I post pro gun things on facebook from time to time but I don't think I come off as a "gun nut." My mom and I really don't speak that much... long story, but I am not really mad at her, I just don't talk to her all that much. And she lives in Florida anyway, so it's not like I can just go over to her house. It will be interesting if we ever decide to go down to FL and visit her house again. Yes, I will be carrying... but I don't think I'll advertise it to her.

Well, yes it's disturbing but it's Philly. Obama is practically a god down there. No joke.

Dude, just look at your post. It's not just a bad idea, it's crazy! You don't think someone will report you for being that crazy guy with a fake gun pretending to shoot deer? Think about it for a minute...

And oh yeah, if I move it will be out of this state... so there is that!

Well, for me it's easy. I drive to the range (which may be on my way anyway), swipe the keyfob at the entrance gate, turn around and go to my new home. This way there's at least a record that I went to the range that day. It's not extreme but it's an easy way to ensure that I comply with the law. Of course I'd want to change the law as well but that's not possible right now.

LMAO. I love it. My permit apps are in, so I'm waiting. Figure I'll put away $50-$100 a week and I should have enough when my permits are in!

Hi Brandon! I have a good friend who lives in West Caldwell. He is also a gun owner but he hasn't gone to the range in a little while. I keep saying we need to go down to Gun for Hire's new range in Woodland Park. Maybe one day I'll make good on that promise. Out of curiousity, how long did it take you to get your permits in WC?

I try to keep the NJ gun laws page fairly current on wikipedia. I did not put anything about LEOSA, however I did put the NJ LEO carry permit because that is state law.

I'm just sayin'... it's not a hypothetical. A guy sat in jail for months due to this silly law, with a technicality used to convict him, and an innocent 911 call that wasn't even completed to get the ball rolling. Sure, I'd probably do the same as you because I trust my family not to call the cops on me but understand it's not without risk and there is precedent.

Yeah, if you make gun parts in it you'll be on the 6PM news...

Damn!!! I have to check our local library. I have a library card. It gives access to their website where you can download a lot of stuff.

Sure. Just make sure nobody in your house calls the cops, even if they call and hang up... Ask Brian Aitken how that turned out. (not an exercise in hypotheticals)

Put your unloaded AR in a guitar case and sling it over your back. Don't ride like Hollywood Stuntz and you'll be fine.

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I've been following the Maryland carry case (Woollard) with keen interest. If it is granted cert it has a good chance in the Supreme Court.

In my opinion the transport out of state by car depends on whether or not "place" means "state" or simply an actual place where your firearms are legal such as your home. I am inclined to think it is the latter but some are saying it is the former. It also depends on whether NJ can restrict you to going directly to and from an exempted place. I don't know if they can regulate that across state lines. However other states have tried to do that somewhat successfully such as NY in Beach v Kelly where a NYC resident had his premises handgun license revoked because he took a flight to Nevada with his gun, and the license did not authorize him to do so. It's going to get interesting if and when someone has to challenge the transport laws in NJ and use FOPA as a defense.

Kinda sorta but only at work. I'm a fire warden and designated first aid person. We get training and our names are put on a list near the first aid kit and AED so we are the first line before the professionals get there. But I'm not an EMT or anything. I was thinking about volunteering locally for the ambulance squad but I have young kids and they take up ALL of my time. I just like to be prepared and help out. Age wise I see a lot of older/retired people in the ambulance squad. Not sure if they joined a long time ago but being retired they have the time I guess.