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I have exactly the same - UT, FL, & AZ. I have been carrying here in FL and it has been glorious.... It will be sad to return to the PRNJ this week....

I vote P226.

Oh, for the day when I can afford that option....

I can understand how you might see it that way. But trust me when I say, a lot of others (i.e. anti-gun people) would see it way differently. And many of them are my clients. They wouldn't be my clients very long if they knew I was pro-2A.

I'd be curious, though, if the DMV somehow recorded your SBI #: off the FID as part of 6pt. ID so it could be linked to your DL on their systems. Certainly, the SBI and your local chief has your DL, but I'd be a bit more concerned with the DMV having your SBI #. Depends on who else other than the DMV and LE might have access to your DMV records... Credit Bureaus? Potential Employers? Others?

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I would not. First, my digital DL is 4 points, and all it need is a tax bill and something else and I'm in.

Not FL?

The circular web pattern woven by this spider, attached to the screen door and the ceiling, would seem to support that. But the colors are a little different than the pics I see in the Wiki entry for Orb-Weavers. Pattern is the same.... just different colors.

OK all you spider experts, what's this one? It's spun a pretty decent web out side the front door of the rental house at which I'm staying in Florida (partially attached to the screen door, I think). Every time I open the door, it moves to the far end of the web and lets me through. But it comes back to the center of the web, when I close the door. I think we've come to an understanding, this spider and I... We respect each other. It doesn't make any moves towards me as I pass through, and I let it keep its web. Been that way for almost two weeks now. One week to go.... We'll see. ------- Florida Spider Up Close View

The "Sheeples," as we call them. Influenced by the MSM and the public school systems (i.e. Common Core). I wish there was an easier way to get at them, but both things I mentioned have an extremely tight grip on them.

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I'm thinking, no. The PD at which you submit the P2Ps would have to remember not to issue them until your birthday. I doubt they want that responsibility. In fact, for a PD that leans toward "delay/denial," that's a pretty good "legit" excuse to deny. I wouldn't risk anything that could result in a denial, making you have to answer "Yes" to the denial question on the STS-033. Not a good idea. Just wait until you (or the person) turns 21.

I wouldn't expect transparency from the affected PDs for the reasons you stated. I was hoping we might get a little from the county adjustor's offices. At least an advisory on when they say they sent back the results to the PD. The PD can't cover that up. They can only say, "Well, we haven't received it yet." Maybe if the county adjustor was required to use postal tracking and gave us the tracking # upon demand. If we use the right references, we'll know when they get the forms and return them. The only "X" factor would then be the NJSP Firearms unit. But I'm hoping the electronic SB212A is making that go marginally faster or, at least, minimizing the "clerical errors."

Yes, Great Meadows is in Independence Twp. where I live. I think I pass by that place when going to Town Hall, etc.

I get your point about this, but I see an advantage to *not* digitizing some mental health records. Any time previous "hardcopy/manual" records become digitized, it makes them easier to "share" with other agencies/networks, and vice versa. Employers, Insurance agencies, other govt. agencies, etc. etc. etc. Realistically, I'm not sure if there is an advantage with keeping these particular records manual, but if there is one, I'd like to keep it. Maybe it is prolonging the inevitable, but... Having said what I did above, it would seem, however, that the best place for a little transparency would be in the county adjustor's office - since I gather that most PDs use them as the scapegoat for the delays. To know when the adjustor returned the mental health results would be a significant milestone. Although some would say it's the SBI - Firearms unit, but I think they've been pretty quick lately, what with the electronic SB212A now.

SB212A On line Reg form

I don't do steel... only brass. AE 9mm and 45acp.

Do you mean "Heritage Guild - Easton?" They aren't the only ones that don't allow steel. I'm traveling in FL and a new range I tried also tested my ammo for steel in the same way. Mine passed. Not a big deal. Is the problem that you reload with steel?

I've only used CCI .22LR but have had no issues, so far.

I just recently purchased a .22 to help train my nephew. I almost went with an M & P .22 compact, but I thought it a bit too small for his hands, let alone mine. I went with a Ruger 22/45 lite. I think it better for my nephew - not as much recoil. The M & P .22 compact was just too small and light weight... almost the same as the Walther P22 my mom owns.

For me, the exact same 16 days In fact, two permit rounds in a row. But Independence Township, Warren County.

I'm surprised Top Shot wasn't picked up for a 6th+ season. You'd think the Discovery Networks would keep that one in the wings, what with Sons of Guns going down so badly.

It won't be "Chief Justice" Holder unless/until John G. Roberts resigns/retires/dies/is removed via impeachment & trial. But, yes, it will be interesting to see what happens. I wonder though if things might be different due to the level of scrutiny/exposure (i.e. "whole 2A world is watching...").

For me, the S&W "Pro-Series" SW1911 Sub compact This one can be a bit difficult to control, but it can be carried IWB. I'd prefer my Para Expert full size.