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I recently rented and loved the FNH FX45. Might be my next purchase.

Keep doing Google searches every day. I postponed buying a Ruger 10/22 waiting to find ammo. When I finally found a few boxes the rifle was already sold. I kept searching while I ordered the Ruger and now have a few thousand rounds. I was at Easton this afternoon and have some CCI HP but limit is 100 ends per person and only for range use. I did get a case of Centurion and a brick of Remington at reasonable (by today's standards) prices. Keep looking and some will show up, but it goes quickly

I'll check with my brother. He's been diving there before and I believe he's taking me there in November for the dive trip he owes me.

New area opening in September. Only 25 yard range, but will also have license for full auto, tactical course, etc. getting close!!

I was there on Sunday. The main port area will be closed Monday, Tuesday,and wednesdayfir maintenance while the 5 port area will be open. The opposite schedule will be Thursday and Friday.

Congrats. Hope you've mastered the 40 wink nod out whenever the opportunity arises.

The backlogs have been clearing but the problems are clearly local in nature. In Montgomery I was told 3-4 months for my FID and it took just over that. That was because the detective went on vacation just after sending my file to the chief for sign off and the chief sent it back for clarification about one item. Friends in other towns have received theirs in under 30 days and that was in February / March. For my new P2P, the county has not returned the mental health form as of last week. That's all that's missing currently. Then it will sit on the chief's desk for a few weeks...

I agree with the Smith and Wesson 1911E. I got the TA as my first 1911. It's my favorite at the range. Dead on accurate and rock solid.

Disgraceful conduct. I also think this was a Summer Special and not a regular. Doesn't really matter. It shouldn't have happened.

Wow, seriously. Ask your parents (if they're still around) what they thought of the music you listened to as a teenager. Every generation finds their own music 50s, 60's; 70's,89's 90's.... Every generation found their own music. And their parents hated it

Welcome. I just got back from a party in TR (North Dover), though I used to live on the bay.

Ok, so how many members here have been confined for a mental disorder or are habitual drunkard AND cannot get a doctor to certify that you are now sane enough to handle a firearm? PLEASE DON'T ANSWER THAT! N.J.A.C. 13:54-1.5 Prerequisites for a permit to purchase handgun or a firearms purchaser identification card (a) A permit to purchase a handgun, or a firearm purchaser identification card, shall not be issued to any person: . . . 3. To any person who suffers from a physical defect or disease which would make it unsafe for him or her to handle firearms, to any person who has ever been confined for a mental disorder, or to any alcoholic unless any of the foregoing persons produces a certificate of a medical doctor or psychiatrist licensed in New Jersey, or other satisfactory proof, that he or she is no longer suffering from that particular disability in such a manner that would interfere with or handicap him or her in the handling of firearms; . . . N.J.A.C. 13:54-1.6 Exception for physical disability, mental disorder or alcoholism A permit or identification card may be issued to a person who had previously suffered from a physical defect or disease, or mental disorder, or was an alcoholic if the applicant provides a certificate of a medical doctor or psychiatrist licensed in New Jersey, or other satisfactory proof that he or she is no longer suffering from that particular disability in such a manner that it would interfere with or handicap him or her in the handling of firearms. Current law seems pretty clear and works other than we currently depend on snail mail reports being sent between the local PD and the county health department(s). If the reporting of a clear mental health record was electronic and instant, P2P COULD be approved much faster. Just playing devil's advocate and presenting another side, so discussion is appreciated, but flaming is not.

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Thanks. I might pick up something tmw.

And right next door in Montgomery it take 3-4 times longer :-(

Check the FixNICS website http://www.fixnics.org/factinfo.cfm "States must improve the NICS database by submitting any and all records establishing an individual is a prohibited person, such as mental health records showing someone is an "adjudicated mental defective" or involuntarily committed to a mental institute, as well as records showing someone is the subject of a domestic violence protective order, a drug addict or subject to another prohibited category.ii The firearms industry has a long record of supporting background checks. The NSSF supported background checks prior to the passage in 1993 of the Brady Act that created a background check system and NICS in 1998. " Now check the state rankings. http://www.fixnics.org/staterankings.cfm NJ is already reporting most relevant records. Part of the time delay for P2P is waiting on the mental health check from every county you ever lived in in NJ. When I checked on my P2P last week I found out that my current county (Somerset) had not reported yet. Even the detectives I've spoken to have said that if there was an online check like for NICS the approval time would greatly improve.

Welcome. I grew up in Allenwood till HS.

Montgomery Twsp requires everything but fingerprints every time: Application $18 to NJSP Mental health form Two references Past address history (to obtain mental health check from previous counties lived in) Current quoted time for P2P is 2-3 months.

Mischief night. TP and eggs back in Wall Twsp (Allenwood actually). Also used to 'borrow' gourds from Mr. Wilson's farm. Years later as a teen in Lakewood it was more of the same.

Welcome to the forum. Lots of great people and advice here.

Took my great nephews to the range last weekend. The 12 year old asked if he could sleep over this weekend and go again - lol. He wants to shoot a revolver now. Of course I had to get him some zombie targets last week. Unfortunately he came down with pink eye yesterday so our next trip is postponed. I was one of those Boy Scouts who still wanted range time after my badge. But my across the street neighbor at the time was the guy who taught me to shoot so it was never really a problem. Enjoy your time with your daughter. It will be over before you know it :-(

Great discussion and remarks. I should have noted that when I stop to get my friend it is either at the office or a diner, both if which are on the route to the range. I stop for a bathroom break and he watches my car, then gets in when I get back. ;-)

Welcome neighbor.

Great shots. Last time I was there (mid 80's) it wasn't exactly the safest place to be...

Welcome. Amazing how different neighboring tows are on issuing FIDs and P2P