JohnnyB

Delaware was the reason I got my Florida non res CCW! :banghead:

F**K CT!

Not This AGAIN!

^^^^^THIS^^^^^ I think it will pass!

I just checked their website and they dropped the fee from $112 to $102. I paid &112 in July of last year when I got my CCW.

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There are those that fight for our 2A rights like SAPPA, the NRA, ANJRPC, NJ2AS, SAF and many others and what do we do? We argue and complain about methods and find fault with EVERY single one. We are a 2A group and we can't even come together on 2A! No wonder nothing good ever happens for 2A in this God forsaken state!

Keep up the good work Dwight! You efforts are much appreciated!

Signed. This one is going to be REALLY tough to get to 100,000!

As you stated "You can only take it to and from a range or store where you purchased it much like a handgun". Since you are also in possession of a handgun, what's the difference? I figure if I am transporting my handgun to PA or DE, I find a public range in a reasonable path from my home and the bridge I cross, and if stopped, that is where I am going. I am licensed to carry in both of those states so as long as I transport per PRNJ laws I feel I should be fine! I have been carrying NATO ball ammo out of fear of getting jammed up here which is why I asked about the Hornady critical duty/carry ammo being regarded as HP or not in the PRNJ.

About 2" or so down here in Gloucester County. Streets are all clear and dry now.

That means you are DOUBLE guaranteed to get your permit before the end of next month!

^^^^^THIS^^^^^ No copies of anything are needed and the space for your resident state CCW # should be left blank. The form, as T Bill said, gives you two choices of your reason for the permit. Choose either.

Brucin, Is the ammo reference due to not having a CCW for PA? I have a NH license which has reciprocity with PA, at least for now. Should I have any concerns about the ammo I carry? I would also love to know definitively if Hornady Critical Duty ammo is considered to be hollow point ammo in the PRNJ.

I have my FL and NH non resident CCWs and have carried in PA and Delaware. It was strange at first, I was so afraid of printing and just nervous about every aspect at first. I got used to it and I have a routine now. I place my unloaded pistol in a closed box in my trunk with my stapler, ears and a copy of the info for a range in PA. The loaded mags in a separate box. once I cross the border, I load up and holster my weapon when I get to my first stop. I an extra careful to reverse the process when I leave my last stop before crossing the bridge back into the PRNJ. I have not done the Wally Walk yet but did spend an afternoon packing in the Christiana Mall in Delaware once. Upon leaving I saw the NO GUNS IN THIS MALL sign. Oh well, live and learn. I won't repeat that mistake! I now try to look for the carry rules at stores before leaving my house so I can plan accordingly. Cabela's at Christiana Mall is cool with carry as long as you are not printing and NEVER show or remove your weapon for ANY reason, like to try it in a new holster.

Answer........YES! NJ sucks that bad! The PRNJ has a long standing tradition of being anti gun. Many gun owners here are FUDDs or are brainwashed to believe things can never change here. I believe things can change here but from a Federal level or SCOTUS ruling. Not at the state level unless the FUDDs can be convinced that they too are in danger of loosing their rights!

If anyone here is an EXPERT on blocked mags, it's Paul (PK90)! As he stated, "If a mag is sold as a 15 rounder, it is a 15 rounder, even if you can force a 16th" If you bought a blocked mag from a shop in the PRNJ, he most likely did the work! So just keep your receipts when you buy the blocked mags and don't overthink this!

Done.

Leave Resident State License # space BLANK. Send copies of nothing. You will get your permit!

You are over thinking this. Just put a roll pin which can be moved and re positioned (with tools) if needed.

I just listened to the podcast and Scott mentioned that he has heard that some people have gotten the permit but also that some have been denied the permit. Of all the people in this over 600 post thread, no one here has reported being denied! Scott said the case is moving quickly through the NH legislature for Constitutional Carry and that we should all wait for that outcome before applying. As one here that now has a NH non resident permit and from what we have all seen, I would say to go ahead and apply without worry. Just my opinion here but Scott Bach seems to be a bit too cautious with regards to this issue.

I would be afraid of ruining a great rifle! I too would suggest keeping that tack driver and buying a new rifle for the .300s.

Or a copy of your DD-214 if you were in the military.

Why wait for March. Order the kit online and get the ball rolling now!