This article confirms what I reported several weeks ago about what was happening in Sussex County.

It also has anecdotes from a number of FFLs across the state. What's funny to me is that sandwiched in between the paragraphs are links like "NJ residents want more gun control".  

The hypocrisy is strong in this state.

46 minutes ago, CMJeepster said:

The hypocrisy is strong in this state.

more like stupidity although I refuse to believe the election numbers in this state

In some towns, it jumped over 500% YOY:

In Marlboro, firearm applications jumped 502%: 1,174 from June to September, up from 195 firearm applications for the same time frame in 2019, according to Capt. Steven Levy. That doesn't include the 857 applications still awaiting investigation.

In Brick Township, there were 1,470 firearm applications during the four-month period this year, up from 244 applications in 2019,  or a 502% increase, Brick Sgt. Jim Kelly said. 

Here's a chart, 2019 versus 2020:

 

Gee, a spike in June.  Wonder why...

Just now, CMJeepster said:

Gee, a spike in June.  Wonder why...

Maybe they weren't wearing a mask...

Just now, Sniper said:

Maybe they weren't wearing a mask...

Does that promote looting and rioting...  I mean peacefully protesting.

That was a interesting read. I just filed in October for my first time permits. I guess I will be waiting till February or March for the call.

4 minutes ago, Ice199 said:

That was a interesting read. I just filed in October for my first time permits. I guess I will be waiting till February or March for the call.

From a APP. com article, here's one paragraph:

...."Under a Biden administration, background checks for firearm application waiting times could go from minutes to months, according to Warren Eller, an associate professor and chair of the Department of Public Management at John Jay College of Criminal Justice."

Plan accordingly!

I'd like to think that I was personally responsible.

20 minutes ago, Pizza Bob said:

I'd like to think that I was personally responsible.

You probably are. 

38 minutes ago, Pizza Bob said:

I'd like to think that I was personally responsible.

If the increase in permit applications was only 430%, that can only be explained by you, plus a statewide reduction in other people applying for permits.    

If we could only get them to vote as 1 block

3 hours ago, RUTGERS95 said:

If we could only get them to vote as 1 block

I DO vote as one block

I was one of those Brick Township numbers... 

4,613 =/-: in queue as of 2pm yesterday 

I'm one of the ones in marlboro. I applied in end of Sept and called from Nov, Dec, Jan and the VM each month states they are working on June 2020. So in those three months they couldn't get past a months worth of applications? 

2 hours ago, chrisfc923 said:

I'm one of the ones in marlboro. I applied in end of Sept and called from Nov, Dec, Jan and the VM each month states they are working on June 2020. So in those three months they couldn't get past a months worth of applications? 

I'm in Brick township, took me 4 months to the day. July-November.

Just applied for three P2P the beginning of January, PD voice recording states, permits are taking 6 months.

4 hours ago, Redeye65 said:

Just applied for three P2P the beginning of January, PD voice recording states, permits are taking 6 months.

Buy rifles.

Concealed carry isn't allowed in N.J. anyway.

9 minutes ago, Bomber said:

Buy rifles.

Concealed carry isn't allowed in N.J. anyway.

I’m only allowed one a month, I need something to do in between.