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Ok, thank you.

Just read your response. Did you send a copy of your NJ ID anyway? Any info on the court ruling? Just asking because I just filled out the form and ready to send it tomorrow.

So NJ residents cannot apply for the NH license. On the back of the form is states: "A non-resident pistol license will not be issued unless you supply: 1) A copy (front & back) of your valid concealed carry license issued by the state, county, or town in which you reside."

Probably the same as the one retired LEO's have to take for the CCL.

I keep one of my guns lock and loaded ready to go in case I need it, and the rest are locked in lock-box safes. My kids and grandson are all adults. Kind of surprised this is being asked...

That's where I get my ammo from. Great prices and free shipping. If your active/retired military with ID, you can shop through the AAFES website Market Place.

I put red dots on my G34MOS (Burris FF3) and M&P9FS (RMR) and made a huge difference. My vision got worse with age and also use progressive lenses. With my M&P Shield I'm just learning to adjust my sight to the target and getting five inch group shots which I'm fine with.

I got six when I got my Permit. Better safe than sorry. Got two sitting at my house in case I find another gun.

Thanks...gonna contact them.

Thanks, just called them and they said they only do it on Glocks. Any other shops?

Any recommendations? Would like to get it done in NJ. This is for an M&P 4.25 and RMR TIA

Thanks.

Where is OBRPC?

Yes, I meant steel targets. Thanks.

Are there any? Went to one in PA about 15 years ago, but can't remember where it was. Hoping there's one in NJ.

Any updates? Ft Monmouth was my last assignment before I retired and went to the indoor range to qualify several times.

Do you know if retired military are allowed?

Just sent the emails to assembly and senate.