I realize how subjective this question is and may not even be answerable, but in peoples experiences have you noticed certain towns or areas that are more "republican" (re. gun friendly)? I live in Hoboken so you can imagine how I would want to live in a little bit more of a gun friendly place.

Come up to the NW part of the state..... no where near the issues that other parts of NJ have.

Sussex and Warren counties are very American.

Come up to the NW part of the state..... no where near the issues that other parts of NJ have.

 

I may end up having to move up to northern Bergen county (by GSP and the border) for work, how is that area?

Dont know..... I am talking more the Morris/Sussex county areas....

Monmouth is a Republican County and Howell is very gun friendly.

Its funny you post this up, because I am currently trying to see what the gun laws are here where I live...I want to shoot some clays in my back yard (10acres with nothing but a 300 acre field next to me) but want to make sure I can shoot first. I highly doubt its an issue though.

It's not the towns, it's the state. The only thing the towns can do to you is delay your permits. The state denies you a CCW and make firearms law so complex and restrictive, the police don't understand them.

It's not the towns, it's the state.

 

The state does not dictate "no discharge" towns...

I think the only difference is you get frowned upon less

Monmouth is a Republican County and Howell is very gun friendly.

 

Yup, freehold / manalapan included