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Depends on the chief... Some, if they're "anti" chiefs, may use that "yes" answer to deny, automatically.

And there's one of those in the International Trade Center in Mt. Olive, along with UPS.

And, remember, there is usually a customer counter in each of the big "distribution center" facilities (from where the delivery trucks are loaded and dispatched). In Bergen County, the distribution center is in Seacaucus. In Morris County, there are two... one in Parisppany and one in Mt. Olive (in the International Trade Center... Right near the Mt. Olive NJ Transit Station). That would cover most of the northern half of the state.

Nah, not really. It's all about how "pro/anti 2A" the CLEO is, or at least, how willing they are to be compliant with NJ guidelines/regs on the issuance of the docs, etc. The one's that are pro-2A or who want to demonstrate that they are in compliance with guidelines/regs will get it done "on time," or at least keep people up to date on the process. The things they can't control (and might cause delays) are: 1) State Firearms Unit - (and/or process of obtaining the criminal background check... facilitated if you have a SBI # - the one that's on the FPID). 2) County Adjuster's office - (And the return of the mental health check records).... just depends on how busy they are 3) Return of personal references docs (assuming they were sent out... some may not send them out multiple times, especially if it's the same reference). The one's that are "anti-2A" will use all of the above and more to delay the process (also depending on how busy they are, themselves), Or their "apathy" over the process will.

I'd be very cautious about this approach. I have had several relatives who never lost their mental faculties, even in their 80's & 90's until, maybe, 2 months before they died. It comes quickly and kills quickly. I see RBG fighting until the bitter end... as long as she's physically capable.

In fact, it was the last application of that technique before the legal prohibition. I was a senior in college when that happened. My Univ. was slated to receive a liquor license from both the city and State so that they could build a "rathskeller" in the Student Union building,,, a very difficult feat, given that the city itself had long been "dry" in significant ways, thanks to the presence of the WCTU (their national HQ was in that city). The city granted their liquor license, and was prepared to use "home rule" power to facilitate the state's liquor license. But, during the summer is when the Feds did the "federal highway funds to raising the drinking age to 21" thing. All of those plans disappeared in the blink of an eye. No more "keggers" or "thumper parties" in the dorm rooms, either... (previously the age for beer/wine was 19, but 21 for hard stuff). Now, it became 21 for everything. Unfortunately, I think it's the only thing to which the states will pay attention, as they did that last time. If it is "illegal" now, we need to reconsider that legality and bring it back as an option. It's the only thing that will deliver national reciprocity, and get the individual "resistant" states to comply.

And there are more making money off of it than you think.....

I have the P320SC in 9mm. It is my EDC now. I love it. I use 15rnd mags with an X-Grip Spacer, which adds more rnds per mag, and it keeps my entire hand gripped on it.

Hardly.... She just looks like it. She's feisty as all get out, and she'll fight every step of the way.

True, but we need a little more. We need one of the liberals to go as well. Remember, Roberts can be a little flaky when he wants to be....

Well, Kennedy, Notrious RBG and Breyer are the oldest serving justices. I would hope it would be either RBG or Breyer, but I fear it will be Kennedy. I'd wonder how Grassley could know about the others... And while Kennedy retiring might help remove the "swing" nature of the vote, I fear that will then fall to Roberts, so I wonder if we really gain anything. I also think RBG is feisty enough to stick it out. It's going to have to be Breyer... hopefully.

And/or, Roberts....

I believe I read a UPS requirement to ship it "Next day air" only. They won't allow shipment by "ground" or "2 day air, etc." I don't know whether or not that's for "maximum revenue," or just to keep UPS' "custody risk" to the least amount of time, or whatever... but.... There may also be similar Fedex requirement.

Already fixed. #307a is now on the website.

I haven't experienced that with either my P226 or my P320SC. Both shoot great. I find I'm much more accurate with them than I am with any other of my pistols. Primarily, I use Am. Eagle 9mm 115gr FMJ.

I recall that mine was laminated, but I never cut it to fit into the Credit card folder. I kept it in the middle section of my tri-fold, same as I do my FL CWFL. This, so its hidden if I'm pulling out my license (which is in the Credit Card folder).

Hey, I resemble that remark!

Precisely.

With my dad, it was "ping pong" paddles. His line to me: "What color would you like tonight, son?"

Yes, the "Aggravated Rape" charges carry a minimum of Life without Parole. And, apparently, he is facing another aggravated rape charge in a different parish, regarding another 15 y/o. That said (as stated above), if he's put in the G.P., he won't last very long. Bubba will be a waitin'....

And a rather short life, if they put him in the G.P. Bubba will be waiting...

Like I said, I wouldn't be trying to hunt rats down Raymond Blvd.

My understanding is that OC of long guns in a hunting context (i.e. on land one could reasonably expect to hunt successfully) is the only acceptable context for OC of long guns in NJ, away from one's home or business. I would definitely not want to try to claim I was hunting rats down Raymond Blvd. in Newark when stopped and questioned as to why I was OCing a long gun there.

Very true. I have not seen one live snowflake (the *real* wintery kind) since I've left.

Well, at least in respect to FL, there is a balance, although it does result in a net lower cost, overall. There is no income tax in FL. Insurance is cheaper. Real Estate is, for the most part, cheaper, unless you are in a major city area. Property taxes are quite a bit cheaper in most areas. But sales taxes are the same and even more as counties can add a surtax. Also Govt. fees for various services are much higher in FL than NJ. As an LLC owner, I have to file an annual report every year, about this time. In NJ, it cost $50.00/yr. In FL, it costs $140/yr. Groceries are slightly higher. Household appliances, etc, are, generally higher. Fuel(Gas) is higher due to the added taxes, and there is more fuel expense as one travels longer distances, generally, here. Things covered in some municipal budgets (Trash collection, etc.) are a private expense of most home owners, here. Water (as a utility) is higher. Electricity is higher in some areas, as you're dealing with CO-OPs for your delivery. And, many if not most household appliances, HVAC etc. are electric based. But that's just FL. NC could be different.