Three gun permits approved in the last two weeks

Oct 23

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Its been a good week.  I learned that 3 clients have had their permits approved either this week or last week.  One of these cases was rather easy but the other two were not.  One client had a bunch of problems with the police and he was very afraid that he would be denied.  Another client had a gun permit application in Newark which is always difficult to deal with. 

I would have had at least two or three more approved this week but there were a few snags that held up the process.  Instead of these clients being denied, the police are working with me to cure the defects in the application process.

Posted on October 23, 2010, in My Practice and tagged , , , . Bookmark the permalink. 3 Comments.

  1. cam | November 17, 2010 at 3:17 am

    hey , my name is Cam . i gotta ask you if i have chances to transfer my pistol from Pennsylvania to New Jersey . I moved to NJ few years ago and i left my pistol at my uncle’s house in PA , but he’s about to sell the house and he’s moving out to California with his job , so he doesnt really know what to do with my pistol . As you know ,there is no gun permit in PA , all you need is cash and a PA driver license . I’m 21 , i have no criminal history , no DWI , i have never done any drugs . I really love to shoot when i go to PA , but its kinda far . So id like to get my pistol to NJ , and sing up at the local shooting range . I want everything to be legal .

    thanks

    • jefhenninger | November 17, 2010 at 11:48 am

      I don’t see how your PA permit has any impact on your ablity to get a permit in NJ. In fact, I don’t even think your local police will know that you have a permit in PA. Feel free to call me to discuss.

  2. cam | November 17, 2010 at 4:10 pm

    well the thing is , there is no gun permit in PA. Everyone can buy a rifle , pistol with a driver license , just need to be over 21 . I just want to bring my pistol and make it legal here in NJ for shooting range purposes and stuff. Otherwise id have to sell it to someone in Pennsylvania. I need to get a permit to have a legal firearm at home , not even to buy one ,because i already own one in PA

    thanks

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