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My brother bought one from cowboom.com

yeah that. Nothing from springfield Armory!

Drake v Filko was judicial activism. Hardiman's dissent basically ripped it to shreds.

Sam Cohen from PGNH replied to my email and they have spoken to their licensing authority there. They are working to fix it, and they agree that NJ residents shouldn't have to show a NJ resident permit. Oh and he said don't call it a permit, call it a carry license.

Last time I think I used my old DL, a property tax bill and my social security card. My wife used the prop tax bill, her NJ DL and her work ID since she's a ny city employee. Next time (February 2014) I think I will show my FID.

No but you do have to pay for the SBI background investigation.

In NY and MA it depends on where. Near or in Boston, forget it but outside of the city it's not bad. In NY most counties are fine except for those close to NYC like Westchester.

Yeah but varying sources claim he's a republican. I think he'll be a liberal but having escaped communism in Cuba he may not be.

http://object.cato.org/sites/cato.org/files/pubs/pdf/woollard_filed_brief.pdf Maryland case, Cato is backing a cert petition.

Not really, I heard now it's going to be for everybody.

They must really like that extra 5 bucks per FID!

Maine is good for Maine and other states but not PA. Read the reciprocity agreement with PA. It is for residents only.

Will constitutional carry in PA apply to nonresidents? THAT would be awesome and actually solve this issue for NJ residents.

I don't mind a firearm ID card, as long as it's called "permit to carry a firearm."

Yeah it's only $2 plus $18 for the fingerprint check?

NH only honors resident permits from other states. So yes, they will honor a UT permit, if you live in Utah!

Utah. But there's someone offering both in one class. I think it may have been GAPP. But Utah is it. Good in Pennsylvania, cheap to apply for and cheap to renew. Only downside is that they require their own specific class from their certified instructors. And they only require a home state permit if your state has reciprocity with Utah, so this closes the PA loophole that AG Kane is on a crusade to close everywhere she can. They offer almost the same states too, except for Florida (who only accepts their own permit OR a resident permit from some other states) and New Mexico.

It was "NRA" meaning the NRA state affiliate. Remember that local actions are done through state affiliates like ANJRPC and Pro Gun NH. I would contact Pro Gun NH and see what help they need. I have Utah so I'm not immediately concerned but it would be nice to have coverage in the NE.

I emailed Scott Bach about it. NH is working on it behind the scenes. In case you guys didn't know, it was the NRA via Gun Owners of NH that helped make NH permits available for those of us who are in no issue states like NJ. What would be acceptable would be a situation like Utah where they require your home permit only if the state has reciprocity with NH. Also, if you renew, under the new rules apparently you have to show a copy of your home state permit, otherwise no renewal for you. It's not about PA for me although that would be nice as a backup. It's about New Hampshire. I want to make sure I have as much "coverage" as I can get in the NE.

He's doing book signings this weekend for his new book - the liberty amendments.One is in ridgewood NJ at bookends. He will also be on FOX this Friday for a 1 hour special at 9PM.

I will. I have been to Salt Lake City in the winter. Very nice. I would move but you know...

45 in my very red town and we went close to the close of polls.

Bear in mind this is what we're dealing with in the NJ supreme court. http://latino.foxnews.com/latino/politics/2013/08/12/gov-chris-christie-nominates-latino-to-state-supreme-court/ It's not that the guy is Latino, but it's that Christie had to cave to the Democrats who still control the legislature and have been blocking his other judicial appointments. And by the way nobody knows whether this guy is R or D. I suspect he is RINO just like Christie.

Well I guess NH can kiss NJ tourist dollars goodbye, at least from me. I might end up patronizing Utah instead.

Almost makes me want to buy property in PA and "move."