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thanks man! i'm gonna fill those instead. nother question. i asked her about the pictures. i thought it'd be profile face other profile. she told me that they're all just face....head on. yes? no? that's why it was a struggle. cause i wanted to ask her how she felt about her co-workers all carrying every day around her.........

stopped into lindenwold pd today. lady was nice. she wasn't too sure what all went with it. it is literally 2 pages only that she gave me.....one for the application, other for the references. she was very polite, and tried to be informative, but also mentioned that she didn't think anyone should have a gun......it was a struggle to not be wise. but i wasn't.

which safarilands are you guys using to conceal? i've got an als and a gls for the beretta, and find myself not using them that often because they're fooking huge........

thanks guys

stupid question. what's an RPO instructor?

well when i walk in there tomorrow, i'll have my cell phone recording. no video, just audio. just in case. 'cept for slow-walking a couple of my p2p's(and i'm not totally sure that was a deliberate thing as i know they were shorthanded at the time) they've generally been pretty straightforward with me concerning my firearms.....

thanks man. i'm gonna hit them with whatever questions i can think of tomorrow. i'm taking my lunch break to run down to the pd.

i just hung up with my pd. lady was friendly. said i could stop in any time to pick up application. told me it's all on paper. so.....what questions should i ask when i stop in tomorrow? could someone repost the link to the doj directive please? i'd like to have a printed copy to take with me. i'm only not going today because my truck needs a muffler and i ain't pulling into the police station with open exhaust. thanks guys!

tried 3 for that. had a crossbreed clone, a desantis leather and right now, an aliengear. the desantis and aliengear are actually very comfortable with the only problem. maybe i am trying to grip it wrong, cause i keep trying to grab it same as owb. most times, my trigger finger ends up riding up on top of the slide.

i should add,.,,,,,i'm left handed. when i carry at work, i carry a sr9c for now, but can't find a holster that lets me get a full comfortable grip on it easily. i've had it at my left hip, i've had it over my left front....like apendix but on left side...and at apendix, which was actually most comfortable, but still hard to grip properly........

thanks. i've gotta experiment with those yet. i haven't tried putting either of my choices iwb yet either. you and others mentioned light bearing holsters. i get that you may need that for duty, but do we really think that's something we'll need and how do we fit those iwb? i don't mean to sound stupid.......

ok. either sig 227 or beretta 92. those are most likely gonna be my carry guns. right now, i only own serpas for either of those. what's recommended for iwb for either of those? i do all of my training with the beretta, but from owb hip position. so i'm gonna take the op's question slightly farther........does anyone recommend a different iwb carry positionn than hip?

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i'll prolly carry my 92. i'd prefer iwb, but will do it however i can comfortably.

this is our biggest problem right now.

sounds like he's gonna see if he gets slapped down by scotus again?

probably still a good idea to do that. another positive though that you just made me think of.......now we can get pa non-resident permits since we'll have one from our home state.....

i was wondering about family. was gonna talk to my aunt, although she's kinda hit or miss..........i'll stick to the ones i'm talking to for now

a buddy is a notary too....he told me that he can't get the raised stamp anymore.....

it's bullshiit...but i'm pretty sure all of us has at least 3 friends willing to do this. even me with a circle of friends so small it's actually a dot.....if not, i'm also sure that most of us have met others right on this board who can work together too. i've got one friend already lined up. he's actually anxious to sign off for me. i'm waiting on a call back from another friend who's a cop, and one who's a dog trainer.......

the holster question is a good one. i train using serpas. don't laugh. they're actually decent holsters. when i'm carrying at work, i wear an iwb holster. at home, i carry in a serpa owb, but always have a baggy shirt hiding it. when i'm able to carry in public, i will only carry iwb, so now i gotta find a decent iwb holster for either beretta or sig....... also, virtually every trainer i've ever trained with teaches us to "look" the gun back into the holster. there are no extra points scored for quickly re-holstering, and no one is gonna re-holster till they're 100% sure there is no threat.

i didnt' read the whole thing....but it kinda hit me last night when i was talking about this ruling to a friend. technically speaking, this could topple the whole house of cards in states like nj. it leaves things wide open for challenges on pretty much everything. even the so-called awb here. i mean.....if ya read the statutes(i know most have) what it really comes down to, is that all firearms in nj are illegal with exceptions and exemptions. based on that with this ruling, it should be super easy at this point to get back to normal capacity mags, lose the list of banned firearms, etc. overall, they did the same with this that the roe decision did....they took the power and put it where it belongs. constitutionally, no state really ever had the authority to regulate firearms or accessories, just as constitutionally the feds never had the authority to regulate baby-murder.

depending on the days/times offered, i'm not so sure i can even make the drive....although i may try if time allows.....

dam! i never went to hawk mountain. some of my cadets did though. one of those became a eod guy in the marines. he's got his own repair shop now about 10 miles from mine. that cadet i mentioned got to talk with tbird6? last i heard, she was training to fly warthogs. made me super happy. one's a helo flight instructor in florida now, another's in the coastguard. state pd brought southstar out to the airport one night, and spent a good 45 minutes doing q&a for my cadets. i friggin loved doing anything i could think of to help them find a direction. friend owns a helo flight school....he donated a whole nights worth of time in his simulator. had instructors from the r/c club i was in work with me to let them fly r/c aircraft. flew witha cap instructor, and he got us permission to do touch n go's on mcguire. this was just after i'd earned my ppl. it felt like they were cutting my slow cessna flying ass a ton of slack letting us do that.

mine too!!