124gr9mm
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It's been 30 days since I submitted my paperwork, so i followed up today. There's one person in the department who handles all permit applications and I was told there were at least 20 in front of mine...so no update. At least they verified that it was there!
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IMO the NY legislation is an obvious stall tactic. It's absolutely unconstitutional and IMO will be shot down when challenged in court. But that obviously takes time and money, so it will delay MANY applicants. The only 'social media' account I have is Facebook, so they're welcome to look at vacation pictures, school graduations, etc, etc.
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New video from Carry Trainer with some holster and belt recommendations. Great discussion on how to setup for carry:
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Not sure if serious?I'm in North Jersey, so i went to the location in Spring Valley, NY. They had plenty of appointments available, so it was very easy...Nice turnaround by S&W. Might bring some people back who left them after they bowed to Clinton...Interesting action taken by a Sheriff in Brevard County Florida. He wasn't happy with the time it would take deputies to get to their cars to retrieve a carbine during an emergency, so he's assigning them KelTec Sub 2000 carbines that will be strapped to their chests at all times. "Sun Tzu says in the Art of War that 'every battle is won or lost before it is ever fought,'" said Ivy in an announcement of the new policy on social media. "What Sun Tzu meant was that you must outsmart, out strategize, out train, and out prepare your opponent long before the battle is ever fought." Previously, Ivey's SRDs would have to identify a threat that needed their patrol rifle, then race to their car to retrieve their patrol rifle. The new level of preparedness will "gives our team members the advantage and ability to instantly address the threat with the level of force necessary to eliminate the shooter," said the Sheriff." Video here: Article Here: https://www.guns.com/news/2022/08/15/sheriff-issues-keltec-sub2000s-to-school-deputies
The highland Park ordinance apples to "public buildings, such as our schools, our library and our community center". Where did you see something about a NJ ordinance that will "essentially ban legal conceal carry everywhere? Carry permits for the common man is brand new to NJ, so IMO the fact that some are trickling in after such a short time, and nobody has heard of rejections at this point is a good indicator that things are progressing.Good choice. I'm a fan of that platform. I've had a KSG for years and i really enjoy shooting it. I added a recoil pad that made the shooting experience much more enjoyable.I call bullshit on 5 weeks...Glad to hear it. Don't forget your $50 money order to the NJ Treasury...Agree with this. I have a good relationship with my local police clerk, so I have a spot on my calendar to follow up on August 17 if I don't have any kind of update.. That's about 3 weeks after I handed in my paperwork, so my message will be that "I'm following up to see if there's any additional information needed". When it gets to the court I'll do something similar. No need to be angry/aggressive, but if we just drop off our paperwork and don't "chase" a little bit it won't be important to the PD or the courts. If it's not important to them they'll ignore as much as possible.I have a KelTec KSG, so i can load a LOT of mini shells. I use them for practice at the range and to help new shooters get used to a shotgun. I've never had a failure, but I always have the gun loaded with regular shells when it's in the safe...Here's an example of the bar type (from a Taurus G2C):The cynical side of me agrees. A bunch of new people would pay to get 'certified' to provide the new training, trainers have to purchase the materials, certificates have to be paid for, NRA gets a fee for each person who signs up, etc, etc.Appreciate it. The more we share, the better...From the link: "The NRA CCW Course, created for citizens who currently do not have a CCW permit, will vary in duration from one hour to 16 hours, and will follow one or more of 10 modules, to be determined by the certified NRA CCW Instructor. " That's concerning to me. I appreciate the NRA's effort to add standardization, but there should be NO requirement at all. I sat through the hour long course (about 7 minutes of which was shooting) because it checks a box in NJ and is currently the law of the land, but 16 hours is inexcusable IMO...They called work to verify employment??? why the hell is that part of the process?He sounds like a huckster, but if he's willing to bring you in and complete the 5 shot revolver qual free of charge then it might be worth it. If there's any additional charge (at all) I'd say bail and go to Shooters.My town requires that the Mental Health form be witnessed by them, but they have a stack of extra blank forms available if necessary.Yup. I trimmed my passport photos to 1.5 x 1.5 just in case...They may have updated their guidance section, but the form still says 1.5 x 1.5
Here's the site to bookmark. They have links to the updated forms: https://www.nj.gov/njsp/firearms/forms.shtml Applying for a Permit to Carry a Handgun The following instructions are the same for the initial and renewal application 1. YOU MUST APPLY IN PERSON Out of State Resident – apply at a non-toll road State Police Barracks closest to your residence. In State Resident – apply to your local police department (State Police patrolled areas apply to local Barracks.) *PLEASE CALL YOUR LOCAL POLICE DEPARTMENT OR STATE POLICE BARRACKS PRIOR TO APPLYING – DO NOT JUST SHOW UP PLEASE PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING AT TIME OF APPLICATION: 1. Driver’s License and Birth Certificate OR Driver’s License and Passport OR Driver’s License and Naturalization Paperwork/Green Card 2. Three (3) State of New Jersey Applications For Permit To Carry A Handgun, form SP642. Must be double sided and notarized. 3. Four (4) color passport size photographs. 4. Consent for Mental Health Search, form SP066. 5. Written proof of ownership and qualification with the handgun(s) you intend on carrying. a. Proof of ownership can be a purchase receipt or purchase permit or a notarized letter of ownership listing make, model, and serial number of handgun(s). b. Written qualification must be within six (6) months of application and include Instructors Name and Certification, make, model, caliber and serial number of handgun(s) you intend to carry. 6. Money Order in the amount of $50.00 payable to; “Treasurer, State of New Jersey” ** ALL APPLICANTS (INITIAL AND RENEWAL) FOR PERMIT TO CARRY A HANDGUN MUST BE FINGERPRINTED. INSTRUCTIONS FOR FINGER PRINTING WILL BE PROVIDED AT THE TIME OF APPLICATION. ** THE REQUIRED WRITTEN FIREARMS QUALIFICATION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH N.J.A.C. 13:54-2.4(B), CAN BE OBTAINED AT MOST FIREARM RANGES THROUGH OUT THE STATE. A LIST IS ALSO AVAILABLE ON OUR WEBSITE, WWW.NJSP.ORG > PUBLIC INFORMATION > FIREARMS INFORMATION > NEW JERSEY SHOOTING RANGES FOR RPO QUALIFICATION. ** A NEW JERSEY PERMIT TO CARRY IS VALID FOR TWO (2) YEARS FROM TIME OF APPROVAL. ** IF ANY OF THE PRECEDING IS NOT COMPLETE OR INCORRECT THE APPLICATION WILL BE RETURNED AND YOU WILL HAVE TO RE-APPLY.
