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Question on the NRA insurance... I activated mine but there were no questions at all around listing the guns that you are actually putting on the policy. Did I miss something, or is it in fact that all you do is simply activate it and there are no details required about types of guns, number of guns, etc needed?

Leaning toward the stag model 3.

I am currently taking phase one of the course online. It is split into modules and expected to take up to 7.5 hours. Once you complete it you will be given a pin number to use and schedule your phase 2 with an instructor.

Is there a link or site where we can find them?

Applied in july and still waiting for it?

So just the online phase of the course would satisfy FL?

I will be applying for my FL non res permit soon, waiting on my NH first.

My app and check was mailed out 8/25 still has not been cashed. Stay tuned

Thank you!

So the ny 1 trigger adds some additional weight to the trigger pull? Where can one find that trigger to replace on their own?

I understand all points mentioned and appreciate the feedback. I was only looking into it as a personal preference, not so much that I doubted their quality. Since all of you seem to have some extensive glock experience, how do you all feel about the lack of safety or grip safety on these guns and using them for a ccw option?

Cool thanks

I am considering a Glock G26 as a small ccw option. One thing I am not thrilled about is the plastic guide rod. Anyone know of a company that makes a stainless replacement?

What is that, I can't read the print on the slide. Is that some dust cover scratches I see in the photos on the slide?

My concern with guns in the commander size or g19 is the size of the gun compared to my physique. I am about 5 foot 8 and 165/175 pounds. My waist is about a 29. So i need something small or youll be seeing the butt end of the grip poking through my shirt no matter where i put it. This is why i considered a single stack and something in the xds size profile. Although, i would prefer a little larger handle.

Hi all, I am looking to purchase a new handgun this month and want to get something on the smaller end that would be ideal for CCW if needed. I am leaning toward 9mm for the most part, but i am torn between a few options that i have my eyes on. For those of you who do carry, most likely out of state, what is your go to choice? Below are a few that i am considering, please chime in with your opinions on each if you have any. S.A. xds 3.3 9mm H&K p30sk (really dont have much knowledge behind this one) Glock G26 Kimber ultra compact .45 Anyone here use an ultra compact 1911 as a CCW? Thanks!

Welcome, Union County member myself. Westfield PD was right under 30 days for my initial FID and 2 permits. Under 30 days for my second application for 2 more permits. I use RTSP in Randolph, nice facility. It's about 40-45 mins from me.

Eh i was more or less just wondering how one would attempt to avoid school zones if they are routing a trip to somewhere they are not familiar with.

Cool, thanks. I will look into obtaining one so I have it handy.

So when you plot a route, are you able to filter your gps to exclude school zones?

Look, this was not meant to turn into a "how to transport ammo/loaded mags" throughout NJ thread. For the sake of the arguement, let's just assume we all transport an unloaded gun in one case, and ammo in a separate case. Therefore, now you are traveling with firearm and ammo stored as said, and now enter into route for your "PA CCW" fun filled weekend. Now, at that point, how do the above stated scenarios apply. I have no issue taking the additional steps to assure I am MORE than Safe by NJs torturous gun laws. That is not so much my issue. My concern lies more so in the idea of now entering into another state with a weapon attached to hip, loaded, and how to stay out of prison. At the end of the day, I have no issue taking additional/unnessary steps as soon as I enter or leave the NJ state line to stay compliant with the NJ state laws of firearms transportation.

When is a decision on this expected to be reached?

Awesome, thanks for the feedback! In regard to #2, is a PA range use permit required? Can you use a PA range without one, what are the benefits of having one? Without having one, how does the scenario in #2 differ?

I thought I would try and create a thread where people can post some questions and/or specific scenarios related to concealed carry in PA for a NJ resident who has a non-Res ccw permit from another state, such as New Hampshire. There may be people on this site, including myself, who often wonder what the fine print is in the law and what comes into play being a NJ citizen. This is not necessarily for people to come and "cheat" and not do their own homework - but we all know that sometimes reading a law can be like learning Mandarin Chinese. So here can be a place for us to post the "what ifs" so we can help make sure we are doing right by the law and staying out of trouble. If you feel this thread is useless or feel the urge to respond with "do your own research" then simple just do not respond to the thread and move on. Let it be here for those who do want to use it and can learn from it. Some starter questions that I know come to my mind: 1. If driving into PA, one must still abide by NJ law relating to transport of a firearm while you are still on NJ grounds. Therefore, must weapon be stored out of reach from driver with ammunition separate and no ammunition in magazines? Once you cross the PA border, can you simply pull over to load your magazine, insert magazine into handgun, insert handgun into holders, insert holster onto belt, and carry on? 2. In NJ, you must travel directly to and from your point of destination when transporting a firearm. If one gets pulled over while still in NJ and it is revealed that there is an (unloaded) weapon in the vehicle, is it ok to say that PA is your destination? Suppose you are going to spend the weekend with your family in PA, staying at a relatives house or hotel, and hopping around to different attractions over the next few days. What then would be the correct response to provide a NJ officer in regard to "where are you headed that justifies transport of a gun"? 3. In relation to driving through a school zone, or any other restricted area where possession of a weapon is not allowed: let's say you are now in PA and your concealed weapon is loaded and in vehicle with you. The destination you are headed to requires that at some point you travel through a school zone. What is correct procedure here to abide by the law? Must you unload weapon and store in vehicle separate from each other, then reload when you pass through the school zone? Must you find an alternate path of travel that does not put you through a school zone? What if you are driving to a destination that is new to you and you are not familiar with the roads along the way and before you know it your GPS leads you through a school zone? Also, how does this law apply when traveling with a firearm in NJ and passing through a school zone? Please feel free to add questions as you think of them and answer questions as they are posted. I hope this thread is of use and knowledge to all of those who can benefit from a better understanding of CCW with a non-resident permit! Some of us may either have or be in the process of obtaining their first legal permission to carry in another state, and can be nervous not to do anything wrong along the way, this thread is simply here to help provide some understanding. * It must be understood that the information that will be provided on this thread is not legal advice and we are not attorneys at law. The information here will be our own interpretation of what the law is, and for final clarification and confirmation one must consult a legal representative on their own.*

There is one right next to my corporate in arlington tx that i always visit when im there. Will be there twice in september.