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Njsp Requires Appointment For Ppp?

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Something tell me that this will change nothing, other than puts my name on the sh*t list with the chief. Back when he came up with his own OGAM and one permit per application ideas, someone compaint to the NJSP FU, and they called him and told him to knock it off. Now the guy who complained, waits a long time every time he needs a PP.

 

Then the number of people that report him should go up, not down. At some point, the chief will have to decide whether his stupid grudge is worth the extra hassle that it creates for him. People who are afraid to stir the pot a little DO NOTHING to help gun owners in this state.

Then the number of people that report him should go up, not down. At some point, the chief will have to decide whether his stupid grudge is worth the extra hassle that it creates for him. People who are afraid to stir the pot a little DO NOTHING to help gun owners in this state.

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Generally, the turnaround time in our town is about two weeks. I read about three-four months people have to wait to geet their PP. Even though it's screwed up with the additional form and all the BS with notary and appointments, it can easily get much worse.

 

What I personally would like to see - is letters to the chief, with copies to NJSP and the AG Office, written by a lawyer from NJ2ASor SAF, on behalf of all resident of a township putting him on notice.

Blame NJ's stupid pistol laws. Considering you still need to go through a federal instant check, there is no reason to require an additional step for handgun purchases. Also wilth all the LEO cut back in the state and increased demand for firearms, delays are now the norm. I'm lucky enough to live in a town that is pretty good with the whole process (Toms River). They have a full time person to work on firearms and permits only take about 3 to 4 weeks.

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