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Friendly towns in north and Central jersey

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It is a shame that I need to even ask this question... I am thinking of moving to a new town and would like to know if there is a list of towns which don't creat a haes time in Re issuing a FID and issuing purchase permits

 

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I'm in Raritan twp (Flemington). It's been awhile since I've got pistol permits but they usually took 3 weeks. 

Address change for FID took 3 days!

Clinton Twp and Franklin twp (pittstown) are also a very pro 2a 

Stay away from any town the has NJSP instead of LEOs. 

I can tell you Chatham is friendly based on recent experience.  You'll have to make an appointment to see the Detective who handles firearms, but once the appointment is done they move (relatively) quickly.

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Thanks... Anything on Parsippany, any of the Caldwells

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I've heard that Montville is quite good

Lincoln Park is very friendly, even when i get 6 @ a time and dont use them all.  -lol

I would say the closer you get to the GWB in north jersey, the worse it gets...  I live right by there ask me how I know lol.  Hate this area.

 

3 months if you're lucky up here nowadays

Wayne is very good. Close to gun for hire if your into going there and about 30 min to cherry ridge if you're a member. Wayne just approved a permit for a new indoor gun range last week. My last pistol permits took me 9 days to get. 

14 minutes ago, Krdshrk said:

Just moved to Bridgewater - I've heard it's good.

New house is done??


Woodbridge is within 30 days. I had heard the same about East Brunswick but a COA just took me 2 months.

7 minutes ago, Krdshrk said:

Yup we've been in since July/August.

pics??? and an invite?? :) (or just pics?)

Bridgewater ( I live there. Usually under 30 days of for permits), Warren Twsp (moving back there soon), Watchung, Raritan, Branchburg...all good to go  

2 minutes ago, Krdshrk said:

Took this earlier in the week.

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Good luck with the new house..Bridgwater has been my home for the past 9 years. Great place to live

Montville does permits in a week no appt. 

8 minutes ago, Golf battery said:

Nice Nick.  Now you just need landscaping.  

Too late to plant shrubs and stuff I think.  I've been laying down seed/fertilizer/etc.  I'll till out the area between the walkway and the house and mulch it down and add some shrubs/etc.

Mt. Olive is around 3 weeks for permits and will extend them another 90 days which takes 24-48hrs. All of it is done at the dispatch window so no need for an appointment. 

My town is nice. (WOODLAND PARK)...Permits are usually done less than a month. Prob is my detective is overwhelmed with them. Piles of them 2’ high. He can’t keep up and he does them himself. Biggest effing tie up is they still need to be typed.

 

He said NJSP was suppose to release a paperless system. They’d process them, you’d go to store and buy whatever and the seller just looks up your records and viola. But they keep putting it off.

I volunteered to type them out twice a month and even would work just for free lunch. He just laughed. Oh well. I tried. Guess he can’t afford steak sandwiches. He knows me too well. Lol. [emoji23]

 

 

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I get that all else equal you would never voluntarily pick a town that is outright firearm biased.  Because your enjoyment would be stifled.  But I think for longer term happiness you should be thinking about the town taxes as percentage of cost of house first and then the permits to concur yours plans or not.   If youre rich and it doesn't matter, then you might not care.   

Berkeley Heights is pretty quick as well.  The usual caveats apply:
person running the firearms department (good guy right now)
if everyone is back from their vacations
state police not being morons with their bit.

I've had permits come back in 14 days.  I've had permits take 3 months.  Generally they get done pretty quickly.

That being said if I were going to move, it would be out of the state, not in-state.

2 hours ago, Barms said:

I get that all else equal you would never voluntarily pick a town that is outright firearm biased.  Because your enjoyment would be stifled.  But I think for longer term happiness you should be thinking about the town taxes as percentage of cost of house first and then the permits to concur yours plans or not.   If youre rich and it doesn't matter, then you might not care.   

I picked Bridgewater with 2A as a factor (as my range is also in Bridgewater) - however it wasn't the only one.  Good schools, Decent commute, semi-sane property taxes, close to lots of stuff...

On 9/20/2017 at 3:08 PM, bhunted said:

My town is nice. (WOODLAND PARK)...Permits are usually done less than a month. Prob is my detective is overwhelmed with them. Piles of them 2’ high. He can’t keep up and he does them himself. Biggest effing tie up is they still need to be typed.

 

He said NJSP was suppose to release a paperless system. They’d process them, you’d go to store and buy whatever and the seller just looks up your records and viola. But they keep putting it off.

I volunteered to type them out twice a month and even would work just for free lunch. He just laughed. Oh well. I tried. Guess he can’t afford steak sandwiches. He knows me too well. Lol. emoji23.png

 

 

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NJSP has a template for computers to print permits and FID cards on a printer, so tell your town to get that from them.

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