I just picked up a fresh batch of permits.  Total time: 12 days including weekends.  

 

 

Hell yeah!

I just picked up a fresh batch of permits.  Total time: 12 days including weekends.  

 

 

Hell yeah!

Wow nice! I think for me was around 3 weeks. But then again it's been consistently around 3 weeks in my hood.

my wife's initial app, FPID & pp's was 10 days! mine was 40+ days  yrs ago and my son(a Marine) who app'd same time as my wife was 6 weeks- weird.

Since they switched to online forms mine take 2 weeks

Independence Twp (Warren County) consistently took 16 calendar days for 2 consecutive sets of P2Ps.

To the OP, what town as that? I was pleased that my recent set in Wayne took around two weeks. Not sure, but I believe they have been using more discretion in whether or not to check references.

What counties are you guys in? -- I just applied for 3 this morning 

 

Detective said they been taking 2 months lately

 

From what I understand some counties are quicker than others with the mental health records...

 

I'm in middlesex county

Ocean county

When I lived in Randolph under Chief Harold Booser it was typically less than a week. Right Howard?

 

Now that I go through the NJSP... oh well.

Six days in Montville recently but usually 2 weeks.

Living in NJ changes the way we all think.  In the rest of America, nobody says "hooray, it only took the police 2 weeks to approve my application to exercise a right."  The worst part is that as long as we're content having our rights infringed a little less than the guy in the next town, we'll never do anything to regain our rights.

When I lived in Randolph under Chief Harold Booser it was typically less than a week. Right Howard?

 

Now that I go through the NJSP... oh well.

you had pistol permits and had to wait to actually use them. That's unheard of.

Damnnnnn.....under a week is fantastic for this shithole of a state

 

Why are we forgetting that it should take zero days. You are 21? Not a criminal? Call NICS, swipe CC; here is your gun.

 

The fact that we are happy that we are allowed to excersise a right in any time be it 12 or 112 days is disgusting.

Years a go, and I mean years, Nutley was 2 days. They had drop off on Tuesday and pick up Thursday. In FL it's may I have that and they say yes here's form 4473 thanks.

Isn't there a 7-day waiting period from when you apply for a permit to when you can purchase?  It doesn't come into play when the permits take longer than that to get, but say you got a permit on the spot.  Wouldn't you still need to wait?

Isn't there a 7-day waiting period from when you apply for a permit to when you can purchase?  It doesn't come into play when the permits take longer than that to get, but say you got a permit on the spot.  Wouldn't you still need to wait?

 

I'm not aware of any.  I always believed I could march right down to my FFL once I got the doc in hand. And I think I did that, once or twice. And mine were always made available with 1-2 days of signature.

 

The only waiting period of which I'm aware is OGAM. 

I never heard of a 7 day wait....just 1 gun a month

My last one, at least 15 years ago, took 1 day. That was 4 chiefs ago. The fact that he and a couple of others in the department were customers may have had a bit to do with that.

Isn't there a 7-day waiting period from when you apply for a permit to when you can purchase?  It doesn't come into play when the permits take longer than that to get, but say you got a permit on the spot.  Wouldn't you still need to wait?

I believe that you weren't supposed to be able to get your permits for a min of 7 days from the day you apply.

Six days in Montville recently but usually 2 weeks.

 

 

When I lived in Montville, I never experienced that. I always had to wait over a month, usually around 2-3 months. 

3 days

 

 

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When I lived in Montville, I never experienced that. I always had to wait over a month, usually around 2-3 months.

 

There's a relatively new chief and even with the old one I never wait more than a month.

2C:58-2a(5)(a)

A transfer can not take place for 7 days since permit application.

 

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I never knew that ....^^^^ good info PK

2C:58-2a(5)(a)

A transfer can not take place for 7 days since permit application.

 

Ah, OK. So you can't file the application on day 1, receive the permit on day 2, and do a transfer on days 2-7.   Never applied to me as it always took at least two weeks. So I could use them immediately upon delivery.

Living in NJ changes the way we all think.  In the rest of America, nobody says "hooray, it only took the police 2 weeks to approve my application to exercise a right."  The worst part is that as long as we're content having our rights infringed a little less than the guy in the next town, we'll never do anything to regain our rights.

 

 

Why are we forgetting that it should take zero days. You are 21? Not a criminal? Call NICS, swipe CC; here is your gun.

 

The fact that we are happy that we are allowed to excersise a right in any time be it 12 or 112 days is disgusting.

And these two messages fall on deaf ears, SHAMEFULL!!!

 

And a big part as to why I'm leaving this state

Why are we forgetting that it should take zero days. You are 21? Not a criminal? Call NICS, swipe CC; here is your gun.

 

The fact that we are happy that we are allowed to excersise a right in any time be it 12 or 112 days is disgusting.

Agreed bro.

This is a good thread actually. We should compile a list of towns/township with quick turn-around-time. Good reference in case any one is looking to move to a much friendly 2A town.

6-8 months NJSP Red Lion barracks every time