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NJRulz

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  1. Got to keep the lawyers employed!
  2. after this, it would be appealed (by either party per anjrpc) and then go to the 3rd circuit and scotus from there. Even if we win, Nj will appeal it just to cause delays,
  3. A week or so ago the 3rd circuit punted the mag ban case down to the district court - it’s like starting all over again. I saw the source on njguns Reddit - I need to find the source edit: found it on a different site https://savejersey.com/2022/08/3rd-circuit-punts-n-j-10-round-magazine-ban-case-back-to-district-court/
  4. @gunforhire Anthony maybe on your upcoming podcast(s) your Legal Team @ ANJRPC can shed some light on what the 8/2 order from the appellate court on the mag ban case means for us common folk? Feel better! Thanks!
  5. I had applied for x3 p2p on 7/6 (post new law governing p2p/FIDS). On 7/23 the detective called me so i can pay the fees online. He had issues emailing me a confirmation so i paid for them on the town website while he was on the phone. He told me to give him 10 mins and he would process them and that I should be getting an email from the FARS system. The next day (on a sunday) the FARS system emailed me the approval of the p2ps. They even gave me an e-FID (didnt apply for it - already had the paper one).
  6. Paramus Park has one also but that has been up for months now. Paramus Park and Willowbrook are owned/managed by the same company: Brookfield Properties. They are Canadian.... The bought the company that owned both malls a few years back.
  7. If I’m reading the text if that p2p is your “first” then yes training otherwise no training does anybody else read it that way ?
  8. I missed this during my first pass reading it but I believe no training if you already have a fid or have already been issued a p2p (unless I’m reading it wrong ) : “A person who obtained a permit to purchase a handgun or a firearms purchaser identification card prior to the effective date of 29 P.L. , c. (C. ) (pending before the Legislature as this bill) shall not be required to complete a course of instruction pursuant to this subsection.”
  9. Here is where I’m confused - the law reads you don’t need training after your 1st P2P - so I guess we are ok then (assuming this isn’t your first rodeo)? (See last sentence) “In order to obtain a permit to purchase a handgun or a firearms purchaser identification card, the applicant shall demonstrate that, within four years prior to the date of the application, the applicant satisfactorily completed a course of instruction approved by the superintendent in the lawful and safe handling and storage of firearms. The applicant shall be required to demonstrate completion of a course of instruction only once prior to obtaining either a firearms purchaser identification card or the applicant’s first permit to purchase a handgun.”
  10. Even to obtain a HG permit training is needed and it doesnt even specific on the type of training? its all so vague ugh
  11. Don’t forget the other anti-2A laws the state senate/assembly voted on today….
  12. On top of that, I am pretty sure the Judges will want to remove themselves from the approval process altogether (a combo of: they are redundant now, there is a shortage of judges, volume of permits coming in plus the 2 year backlog of evictions they need to address first because of corona) and that would change things as well.

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