sroc112

I have the same intention, go for my Florida and then New Hampshire. What course did you take to submit as proof of completion for the Florida application?

Certainly is a shame, and yes can imagine how haunting that must be for those who witnessed it. But sucks for the people who truly enjoy going to a public range to practice shooting and enjoy their firearms, the media will surely spin it in some way to try and persuade that no one should have access to guns. Will end up being more fuel to the fire of those trying to take away our right to be able to protect ourselves and our families, all because of someone having some sort of mental issue going on. Will be hard for the media and half the politicians to seperate the few mentally ill incidents from the majority who go to a range for a beneficial experience.

I am in union county and i guess would look in the FL permit and then after that go for my NH.

How can you go about finding/scheduling a class that is approved for the Florida permit?

So how many of you guys on here who have existing non-res ids carry on a regular basis when out of state?

More or less, would a NH non-res permit be sufficient? Or is it necessary to look into others such as Texas, Arizona, Maine, and conn?

This thread is confusing. Hard to tell who is getting theirs using an existing non res Id, who is getting theirs using just a nj fid, and who is not getting it. So for concealed carry in pa, the nh and tx non res I'd are best? I see a lot of mention in that thread about a Utah I'd as well.

So are the FDE model handguns a waste of time?

I will look into completing the NH application, and next time I'm in Tx I will look into theirs. Sucks I was just out there for 2 week in June but probably going back in September. Thanks for all the input

All of my questions are being asked assuming that one does have a permit for that state of destination. I do not have one yet, at this time.

So if you have a permit that covers PA, you must transport the weapon and ammunition through nj as you would normally? What if you got pulled over, nj you must be going directly to/from destination such as range? Is it ok to say your destination is simply going to pa for the day and you have a recognized ccw permit for there? What about if your going to a state that is recognized by your ccw but you must pass through a state that is not? Always keep firearm in vehicle in the same way that you would if going to a range in nj? Then when reaching the state that you are allowed to carry in you can load magazines and holster up?

Anyone on here have a new hampshire permit?

What states near by us here in NJ allow non-res applications for concealed carry permits? If any of you guys on here have them, can you chime in with how the process went to obtain each? Thanks!

What is cheapest wilson combat 1911 that you can buy new? Is under $2k a dream?

I was recently trying to figure this out as well. What changes for your average joe just going from his home to a range, and back, if he is a member of a club or not?

That seems to sum it up well, thanks!

A few handguns I am looking at come in both size caliber. Was looking to see if you all can shed some light on your personal experience with the two and pros and cons to each compar d to the other. Thanks!

Silly question - but just curious who treats their guns like a new car and who beats em. Do you mind when you get little scratches in your firearms or ware in the finish? I noticed some scratches in the black on the tip of my guide rod, the part that pokes out the front of the gun. Gun has only been taken to range twice, thinking it's probably just from cleaning it. How common are things like this?

I was told shotgun rounds labeled as hollow point were ok, making it see, they did not fall into the same bucket as handgun ammo.

Lol... thanks Although i just noticed the federals i bought from my local shop are hollow point as well but dont say so on the box. Are all shotgun slugs hollow point?

Got it, thanks. But obviously ok to go through a full round of one type of ammunition then reload with another, correct? Dont need to only shoot 1 size shell for the whole life of the gun?

Is it ok to scatter different ammunition in the gun? For example load 2 slugs, 2 04 bucks, 2 00 bucks?

Thanks!

Is it legal to have hollow point shotgun slugs in nj? I know there is some restriction with handgun ammunition being hp but wasnt sure about shotgun rounds. I just received a shipment i placed from cabelas and the box states hollow point rifled slug, did not state that online. Just want to know if i can get in trouble in the event im stopped on the way to the range with these.

How is inventory there compared to heritage?