124gr9mm

Looks cool, but won't you be mounting the red dot too far forward? You can get small sections of picatinney rail that mount over the ejection port as well...

It's horrible that this legislation is going to pass, but it's FANTASTIC that the counter-punch is prepped and ready...

Ahh, I see. Troll on...

I dunno. You obviously have a personal beef with Anthony, so that is what it is, but implying that he's NOT been at the front of the 2A fight in NJ is not factual. Does he make a very good living with GFH? I would hope so. There are always tons of people there and the expansion was fantastic, so I hope his profits went up exponentially. With that said, he's probably invested more time and money in advancing 2A rights in NJ than any other individual. I don't understanding hating on someone because they run a successful business.

IMO the passage of the bill will have no bearing on the permit process (particularly for those 'in flight'). Supreme Court decision forced NJ to remove the 'justifiable need' stupidity, so they are compelled to process the applications (albeit VERY slowly). The bill attempts to severely limit/eliminate carry options for people who eventually receive them.

If you don't find a person you can try the criminal division: https://www.njcourts.gov/courts/vicinages/hudson/offices#toc-criminal-division I did that for Morris county.

Call the court. I had to call three times before I got a call back. They're very polite/professional so at a minimum they'll confirm that your app is in the pile and approximately when it got there.

Crazy. The cops who did all of that to Mo have probably done it to plenty of others. The Prosecutor covered for them so there's ZERO consequence. Hell, they probably consider the entire situation a "win". They probably joke about the time and money they forced Mo to waste...

I think we're aligned. I got my application in as quickly as possible because I wanted to be sure towns/counties were forced to take action. I had zero expectations that I'd see a permit quickly, so we're getting close to my initial guess of six months for a turnaround. Same with adding pistols (which I think is nonsense anyway). I have no expectation that it will happen quickly, but I think it will be harder for the towns and courts to ignore the process if there's a lot of activity in it.

Huh? I submitted my carry permit application in July. If/when I receive it I plan on adding a couple of pistols to see how Morris county handles the process. I plan to update the forum on "how that works out" for me. Can't tell if you're just frustrated at the process or trying to be a jerk.

I appreciate that, but IMO I think they need to get as many requests as possible flooding in. They CAN'T ignore things if it's a constant activity...

But if you (and others like you) had not submitted early, there would have been no reason for the courts to process ANY applications. Yes, you're "taking one for the team". (FYI, I'm still waiting and I submitted on 7/25)

Stranger things have happened. I recall a story recently where an FFL ordered a bunch of surplus crates at a military auction/sale. When they received the crates they were full of select-fire M4's...

Nice pistol! Get a holster and add it to your concealed carry lineup...

How are their prices? Do you know if they carry powder/primers?

Next week will be 5 months for me. Application has been with the Morris County Superior Court since early October. I applied in July, so my PD slow rolled it to them, and the court is in turn slow rolling it back to them. Seems like Morris county is moving VERY few through so the backlog simply keeps growing.

Same for VA and Pennsylvania...

Unless you're a government agent or LEO of some kind I don't think that's possible. If you intend to carry you should be aware of reciprocity rules for the states you'll be going through and plan to stop and secure your firearms(s) in a travel case/safe as necessary. https://www.usconcealedcarry.com/resources/ccw_reciprocity_map

I hope you're right, but the realist in me thinks that politicians are ALWAYS looking to pass something meaningless to say they were "tough on guns" or passing "common sense gun laws". A vigorous challenge pales in comparison to political points...

Given that it's taking several/many months for the application to move through the process (if at all), I think most want to avoid adding anything that will potentially raise a red flag or further delay things. I didn't see any guidance that said only X number of guns should be included on an individual application, but most people i've spoken with (and interacted with online) have included one or two. If you've got three or four I doubt it will raise an eyebrow, but if you've got ten or twenty there may be questions coming back to you (which could potentially put you at the back of the line) Good for you for handing in "much more" than two. I personally think that being limited to the guns listed in the app is silly, but that's the current way things are in NJ. If you do get push back I think you should share immediately with Strikefore.

Respectfully, we're talking about totally different scenarios. The process moving slowly is different than receiving a lie ("got a letter from judge that no proof ownership included) from the court! If Strikeforce tried to act on every mail from someone who was past 60 days they'd never get anything accomplished...

Reminds me of the well-beaten phrase "paralysis by analysis". Not everyone HAS to carry. If you're not comfortable/confident in carrying then don't. Doesn't make you a bad person or any less of a 2A advocate. My father in law had a massive gun collection but never carried a pistol a day in his life.

Holy crap! That would put me over the edge. I've been waiting over 120 days and I've accepted that it's going to be a LONG process, but to have that bullshit done at the 11th hour? Insane. You DEFINITELY need to send that over to Strikeforce!!!!!!! What county is this?

This is the one I'm considering: https://www.consolevault.com/Chevrolet-Under-Seat-Console-Safe-Silverado-1500-2019-2023_p_215.html

Yeah, there are a lot of options out there. Seems like LOT of companies are jumping into the frenzy and putting out different solutions. I'm probably going with a basic single gun safe that I can cable lock/hard mount under a seat,or one of the console safes like this: If someone steals the entire vehicle it doesn't matter (bad guys will get everything) but I want something that will prevent the smash and grab type person from getting my pistol.