Just the fact we can now carry is a huge win for new jersey. Train, train, train. Be an asset with your firearm not a liability. Great video. Education is going to be crucial in the weeks and months to come. Stay safe be vigilant!
I own a law enforcement and civilian training company based out of northern New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Our mission is to provide as much training and knowledge transfer to civilians At affordable prices. All of my instructors are certified police instructors in multiple states and we believe civilians should have the same type of training and knowledge as military and law enforcement. If you're interested I would love to have you come up to some of my classes.
NJ resident got my permit this week. Took about 3 weeks from submission. One thing I noticed on all of the police correspondence there’s boiler plate instructions on the restrictions of carrying while consuming alcohol or cannabis. It also referenced how you have to carry by code, but not the actual regulations or a link. No mention of sensitive places or where you can/can’t carry. Side note a month prior I had submitted for handgun purchase permits and they didn’t get issued until after my concealed permit- I think it’s because I didn’t have a digital FID I still have a paper one.
Get the permit, master skills, be prepared. The act of carrying increases your awareness. Being aware of yourself, surrounding and others can change your life. Stand for Freedom.
You have to keep calling. Don't feel like you're being annoying. I know some municipalities are quicker then others. I'm in Rutherford and from the time I submitted all my paperwork to the state, it took about 2 weeks to get my CCP.
Thanks for the discussion. I can’t carry every day as I work in a sensitive area but I do carry every day off. I just left my FFL, we had a discussion about hollow point rounds, I was under the impression that they couldn’t be carried in the gun but could be carried outside of the gun. He adamantly disagreed. I am a member of US Lawshield so I guess I’ll call them with my first question.
I subscribe to their Magazine and spoke with a spokesperson who was e-mailing me constantly. He said they are suing NJ as we are the only state to bar joining. The state issue is the association provides money and legal help in a justified incident. As you probably know is if you pull the trigger you will be arrested and jailed. J6 type treatment. We have no castle doctrine. They can break in and steal you blind. You cannot stop them unless they are armed and you have to retreat. The financial costs will bankrupt any normal person and jail time while you await trial will destroy your family. I train at my range and will apply but not carry until the state laws make sense. Have family in Idaho, when you carry and enter a bar you have to place your firearm on the bar. If not your are arrested and hauled to jail. Bro in law carries in Church with three other trained ccw persons to protect. A very different environment than NJ
I agree that anyone that can, should go out and get a permit to carry. It's unfortunate that the people who probably need it the most probably can't afford it. Add to that cost of training, reliable accessories necessary to carry, safes, etc That said, the more demand there is for permits the more politicians will have to lean towards loosening restrictions
What I hear is that the price is just so high for so many people. It's $200 + fingerprints + training + NICS + the fees to the state/town (beyond the two hundred) + the pistol + the pistol purchase permit + the NICS + the fees associated with state/town equals a very large price I carry in support of my rights. I think it's a shame how much NJ is charging their law abiding citizens, and service (time for NICS to come back and process the permits) is no better than it was before they inflated the price of my God given right.
I agree, I will continue to pay because it is important to me and I have the $. But I feel for those who dont have the extra cash, because chances are those are the people that may need to defend their life the most. Hopefully it will be struck down in the courts. Thanks for watching.
@@JayCostaUSA What I am doing is bringing more and more friends with me to the range, and letting them try out my different firearms. Also I'll be visiting Shore Shot on Monday night with some buddies since they have unlimited rentals on Monday nights. I'm slowly convincing more people to get their permit
I am hoping that they start allowing non-resident CCW. I am right over the border in PA and I would like to not have to disarm before crossing that border.
You can apply for a nonresident CCW. You need to apply through the NJSP. I'd advise you use the Sussex barracks since Sussex is a very red county. They approved my resident permit in under two weeks.
The first time I went out with my gun when I had my permit My wife and I were going to a diner. When I got there I saw that the Dinos served alcohol. I was not about to go back to the parking lot to put away my weapon. It was at that moment I realized that 99% of people were concealed carry permits carry within not supposed to
I am of the opinion that all capable gun owners should obtain their permit to conceal carry in NJ regardless if they plan to carry or not. The more people we have lawfully carrying (or even just holding the permit) the better. Those choosing not to get a carry permit will not care about the process, costs or restrictions and that leaves it up up to a smaller group of us to fight for our rights here in NJ.
@@JayCostaUSA Exactly! We need more people considering it, finding out how much it will be and then complaining to their politicians about the exorbitant cost to exercise their right.
I wonder if I have to jump through all the same hoops since I live in Delaware and have a permit here and also Pa. Pennsylvania was so smooth after I already got my Delaware permit. No extra courses or anything
Hi Jay. I know you and I had some conversations in the past regarding this. Been looking into stores and their company policies. Target, CVS, and Walgreens to name a few have a company policy of no open or concealed carry in their stores. There is an article from USA Today which can be found online that lists many large chain stores “no guns” policies, although it’s from 2019. I believe that NJ legislators that enjoy creating gun laws need to require stores with these policies to clearly post it. You can be charged if you carry in a store if that is their policy even if it is not posted. I am trying to contact some of the chain stores I frequent and I would urge others to do the same and post it here.
I have heard no firearms signs are not enforceable by law other than trespassing. But some in the comment section are saying what you said, and that no sign may even need to be displayed. All very vague and it is very hard to get legitimate answers. Thanks for watching and let me know what you hear
What do I do if it is taking a very long time to obtain my ccw? My application is pending, but it has been pending for a very long time. I have unfortunately been waiting over 1 year.
I got my permit but I barely carry. I work in NYC and now have been coaching junior football so I can barely carry. Been looking into ny permit but that would also set me back quite a bit in order to carry to and from work. I also take public transportation, I don't recall mentions of restrictions there but that's also something to consider because if there are restrictions there I would have to change my mode of transportation to private which would quadruple my monthly cost, all in order to carry...again, if I cannot carry in public transit
I’d like to see that too. I know the open cavity hollow points are a big no-no to those dopes across the Delaware river but you can carry the rounds with the polymer tips inside the cartridge cavity, like Hornady Critical Defense / Duty. It’s on the NJ State Police Website.
Is that true? I thought they just did not give any indication of what type of coverage is needed when they tried to require it. I believe USLawshield covers NJ, or at least gives legal advice.
Here a question for you that I haven’t gotten a definite answer for. Can a person carry any handgun that they own in NJ that is not part of the list provided to the issuing town/city? That particular piece of paper says that one permit is good for all handguns owned by the person being issued that particular permit. Crystal clear right? But right below that it says that the issuing town chief may ask for the CCW applicant to provide a list of handguns they intend to carry. Oxymoron right? So what’s the deal?!?!
Unfortunately, I too live in New Jersey, and I just successfully jumped through all of the hoops necessary to purchase a handgun. Now that I've purchased my very first gun, I'm trying to learn everything there is to know about attaining a conceal carry permit in this pain-in-the neck state. So, finding your channel is just what the doctor ordered. I am hanging on your every word.
Getting your CCW in NJ is way easier than it use to be. The hardest part for me was waiting for my Township to release the permit and that took MONTHS 7 to be exact.
the price and short length the permit is good for, i will not be renewing my permit at 200$ + the cost of training every 2 years. I got my out of state PCH in PA and its good for 5 years cost 20$....
I'm in the same boat as you. Unfortunately that is exactly what the corrupt communist murphy regime wants. SCOTUS needs to put a stop to communist states like NJ from charging fees and taxes to exercise your Constitutional rights.
Hornady Critical Defense has a HP body but a full polymer tip so it's not a HP but does expand like one, so you don't have to worry about over penetration.
Hornady Critical Defense has a HP body but a full polymer tip so it's not a HP but does expand like one, so you don't have to worry about over penetration.
What insurance do you use for your conceal carry? It’s by law a requirement minimum 300k liability but all the companies I looked up say they don’t cover NJ/NY/WA please someone help me
If you like firearms and still live in NJ, your mental competence is suspect. I used to have a sweet little place on the water in Mystic Island, buI got out as quickly as I could after going to sleep one night in 1990 as a law abiding citizen, and awaking the next morning as an armed felon.
It is so dangerous constantly unloading and loading your firearm in your vehicle...so if you're runnings errands during your day..making 10 different stops etc. You may have to fiddle with your weapon that amount of times...i don't know which idiots came up with this nonsense...we all need to vote republican moving forward
Good content. FYI My Assemblyman told me there is a huge number of firearms holders who aren’t registered to vote. We could flip this state if they would vote. Can you cover that on your channel?
Movie theaters, entertainment centers, arenas, concert venues, sporting stadiums, and beaches, plus events that require a permit, like street fairs, are all sensitive places.
Haven’t gotten a clear answer even from a lawyer. I believe It’s written like that on purpose to be as vague as possible to stretch the law incase of a situation where they want to use it against you.
Living in the “free” state of Florida, where we recently passed a permit-less concealed carry law, it’s difficult to grasp how carrying in a restrictive state like NJ is such a pain in the ass. Florida also has sensitive places, including bars and bar areas within restaurants, but it’s not as bad as NJ. So it gives me hope that people like you are leading the charge to change attitudes and to educate people about one of our most important and fundamental rights. There’s a reason our founding fathers made it the Second Amendment… Right after the most important First Amendment that recognizes our freedoms and civil rights. Kudos brother, keep that fire burning.
In most states, you cannot use deadly force to defend property, unless there is an imminent danger to your person or another of great bodily harm or death. And it’s never about trying to kill anyone… it’s about stopping a deadly threat, and if the perp happens to die, well then, he put the dime in the jukebox… knowing your state laws is key.
This is really a much more complicated decision than portrayed, because carrying is a huge responsibility. How much self-control and self-discipline do you have? How well do you understand all of the sensitive places BS and use-of-force law? The need for training goes well beyond firearm handling itself - you need to understand all of these legal concepts to avoid being charged with a felony while carrying. Examples follow. 1) If you can retreat to avoid a threat (other than at home), you must do so. NJ has no stand your ground laws. 2) You cannot legally respond to ordinary (non-deadly) force with deadly force. I always carry a pepper spray to deploy BEFORE the firearm if there is no threat of deadly force against me. 3) Sensitive places include a long list such as private property that is not open to the public (and you don't have permission to carry there), playgrounds and schools, entertainment facilities, any establishment that serves alcohol, a demonstration that would require a permit (whether it has one or not), hospitals. Be ready to study the laws!!! In the majority of situations, the odds of having a legitimate need for a firearm are so low that the odds of it CAUSING a serious problem may be higher than it SOLVING one.
I wait 3 years in nj i got my now its hard to deal with all the bull in nj all sorry cops dont like you to have it navy veteran USA i ride for Trump USA for more years vote thanks bye for now joey
As of March 2020, New Jersey does not approve firearm self-defense insurance policies. It's 2024, nothings changed. You can waste your money donating to them if you want but it will be useless....
WARNING DO NOT USE : USCCA or Law shield,,,,~~~USE AOR :Attorneys on Retainer.... They are not Insurance companies. If your asking why ? Then you haven't done your homework...
Just the fact we can now carry is a huge win for new jersey. Train, train, train. Be an asset with your firearm not a liability. Great video. Education is going to be crucial in the weeks and months to come. Stay safe be vigilant!
I own a law enforcement and civilian training company based out of northern New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Our mission is to provide as much training and knowledge transfer to civilians At affordable prices. All of my instructors are certified police instructors in multiple states and we believe civilians should have the same type of training and knowledge as military and law enforcement. If you're interested I would love to have you come up to some of my classes.
What’s the website?
From South Jersey here. Going to qualification course today. 💪🏽💪🏽
NJ resident got my permit this week. Took about 3 weeks from submission. One thing I noticed on all of the police correspondence there’s boiler plate instructions on the restrictions of carrying while consuming alcohol or cannabis. It also referenced how you have to carry by code, but not the actual regulations or a link. No mention of sensitive places or where you can/can’t carry.
Side note a month prior I had submitted for handgun purchase permits and they didn’t get issued until after my concealed permit- I think it’s because I didn’t have a digital FID I still have a paper one.
Get the permit, master skills, be prepared. The act of carrying increases your awareness. Being aware of yourself, surrounding and others can change your life. Stand for Freedom.
100% thanks for watching
Attorneys on Retainer is great!!
Been 37 days, still waiting for East Windsor pd to sign my shit. Takes them over 3 weeks every time I get a new pistol permit.
You have to keep calling. Don't feel like you're being annoying. I know some municipalities are quicker then others. I'm in Rutherford and from the time I submitted all my paperwork to the state, it took about 2 weeks to get my CCP.
@@shanemayer3832 they don’t answer the phone and barely answer my emails
Got mine in north Arlington all done and printed out in 12 days
@@mathilynpuzon7259good to know, a lot of municipalities drag their feet
Took Roseland 89 days to approve a handgun permit…
Hey Jay I'm an RSO at gun for hire in woodland Park NJ
U guys r the best!!
Thanks for the content for NJ. Cannot get a clear answer on whether pocket or ankle holsters are permitted in NJ.
Thanks for the discussion. I can’t carry every day as I work in a sensitive area but I do carry every day off. I just left my FFL, we had a discussion about hollow point rounds, I was under the impression that they couldn’t be carried in the gun but could be carried outside of the gun. He adamantly disagreed. I am a member of US Lawshield so I guess I’ll call them with my first question.
Use Hornady critical defense ammo
According to the NJSP website, if the hollow is filled with polymer, like the Hornady Critical Defense or Critical Duty, they are legal for CC.
USCCA is not available in NJ.
I subscribe to their Magazine and spoke with a spokesperson who was e-mailing me constantly. He said they are suing NJ as we are the only state to bar joining. The state issue is the association provides money and legal help in a justified incident. As you probably know is if you pull the trigger you will be arrested and jailed. J6 type treatment. We have no castle doctrine. They can break in and steal you blind. You cannot stop them unless they are armed and you have to retreat.
The financial costs will bankrupt any normal person and jail time while you await trial will destroy your family. I train at my range and will apply but not carry until the state laws make sense. Have family in Idaho, when you carry and enter a bar you have to place your firearm on the bar. If not your are arrested and hauled to jail. Bro in law carries in Church with three other trained ccw persons to protect. A very different environment than NJ
I agree that anyone that can, should go out and get a permit to carry. It's unfortunate that the people who probably need it the most probably can't afford it. Add to that cost of training, reliable accessories necessary to carry, safes, etc
That said, the more demand there is for permits the more politicians will have to lean towards loosening restrictions
wow im going to gun for hire in a few days, saw this video in my recommendations lol, i guess it was fate thanks for the video :D
What I hear is that the price is just so high for so many people.
It's $200 + fingerprints + training + NICS + the fees to the state/town (beyond the two hundred) + the pistol + the pistol purchase permit + the NICS + the fees associated with state/town equals a very large price
I carry in support of my rights. I think it's a shame how much NJ is charging their law abiding citizens, and service (time for NICS to come back and process the permits) is no better than it was before they inflated the price of my God given right.
I agree, I will continue to pay because it is important to me and I have the $. But I feel for those who dont have the extra cash, because chances are those are the people that may need to defend their life the most. Hopefully it will be struck down in the courts. Thanks for watching.
@@JayCostaUSA What I am doing is bringing more and more friends with me to the range, and letting them try out my different firearms. Also I'll be visiting Shore Shot on Monday night with some buddies since they have unlimited rentals on Monday nights.
I'm slowly convincing more people to get their permit
I am hoping that they start allowing non-resident CCW. I am right over the border in PA and I would like to not have to disarm before crossing that border.
Reciprocity would be great but until then you can apply for a NJ permit to carry.
You can apply for a nonresident CCW. You need to apply through the NJSP. I'd advise you use the Sussex barracks since Sussex is a very red county. They approved my resident permit in under two weeks.
Yoooooo thanks for the vid bro
The first time I went out with my gun when I had my permit My wife and I were going to a diner. When I got there I saw that the Dinos served alcohol. I was not about to go back to the parking lot to put away my weapon. It was at that moment I realized that 99% of people were concealed carry permits carry within not supposed to
And thats spell check not me being an idiot
Do not admit in writing on the internet that you violated a law.
I am of the opinion that all capable gun owners should obtain their permit to conceal carry in NJ regardless if they plan to carry or not. The more people we have lawfully carrying (or even just holding the permit) the better. Those choosing not to get a carry permit will not care about the process, costs or restrictions and that leaves it up up to a smaller group of us to fight for our rights here in NJ.
I agree, but I think the costs will be too much for people to bear, especially if they have no plan on actually carrying.
@@JayCostaUSA Exactly! We need more people considering it, finding out how much it will be and then complaining to their politicians about the exorbitant cost to exercise their right.
Just passed my qualification. Will apply soon
I wonder if I have to jump through all the same hoops since I live in Delaware and have a permit here and also Pa. Pennsylvania was so smooth after I already got my Delaware permit. No extra courses or anything
Hi Jay. I know you and I had some conversations in the past regarding this. Been looking into stores and their company policies. Target, CVS, and Walgreens to name a few have a company policy of no open or concealed carry in their stores. There is an article from USA Today which can be found online that lists many large chain stores “no guns” policies, although it’s from 2019. I believe that NJ legislators that enjoy creating gun laws need to require stores with these policies to clearly post it. You can be charged if you carry in a store if that is their policy even if it is not posted. I am trying to contact some of the chain stores I frequent and I would urge others to do the same and post it here.
I have heard no firearms signs are not enforceable by law other than trespassing. But some in the comment section are saying what you said, and that no sign may even need to be displayed. All very vague and it is very hard to get legitimate answers. Thanks for watching and let me know what you hear
@@JayCostaUSA You could get charged with trespass with a firearm. I would strongly recommend talking to a lawyer from US Lawshield or Evan Nappan.
Submitted my application today.
Just got my permit the other day, had me gun on me all day at work until I got home, felt good
What do I do if it is taking a very long time to obtain my ccw? My application is pending, but it has been pending for a very long time. I have unfortunately been waiting over 1 year.
I got my permit but I barely carry. I work in NYC and now have been coaching junior football so I can barely carry. Been looking into ny permit but that would also set me back quite a bit in order to carry to and from work. I also take public transportation, I don't recall mentions of restrictions there but that's also something to consider because if there are restrictions there I would have to change my mode of transportation to private which would quadruple my monthly cost, all in order to carry...again, if I cannot carry in public transit
Make video for ammo allowed to carry
I’d like to see that too. I know the open cavity hollow points are a big no-no to those dopes across the Delaware river but you can carry the rounds with the polymer tips inside the cartridge cavity, like Hornady Critical Defense / Duty. It’s on the NJ State Police Website.
Look up honey badger +p ammo
Polymer filled home defense is ok.its not a hollow point
@@deefrombkthat’s the ammo in question.
Is honey badger legal?
Buy Hornady critical defense rounds. Cavity filled bullets do not meet the legal definition of hollow points for NJ
US Law Shield is a legal defense fund.
Murphy made it illegal for a company to provide insurance in the State.
Is that true? I thought they just did not give any indication of what type of coverage is needed when they tried to require it. I believe USLawshield covers NJ, or at least gives legal advice.
i wont stop. no matter what nj tries to do. they want us to stop. thats why they put idiotic laws. but no. not me here. carry on everyday
Going to qual on 3 Jan.
Here a question for you that I haven’t gotten a definite answer for. Can a person carry any handgun that they own in NJ that is not part of the list provided to the issuing town/city? That particular piece of paper says that one permit is good for all handguns owned by the person being issued that particular permit. Crystal clear right? But right below that it says that the issuing town chief may ask for the CCW applicant to provide a list of handguns they intend to carry. Oxymoron right? So what’s the deal?!?!
Unfortunately, I too live in New Jersey, and I just successfully jumped through all of the hoops necessary to purchase a handgun. Now that I've purchased my very first gun, I'm trying to learn everything there is to know about attaining a conceal carry permit in this pain-in-the neck state. So, finding your channel is just what the doctor ordered. I am hanging on your every word.
Getting your CCW in NJ is way easier than it use to be. The hardest part for me was waiting for my Township to release the permit and that took MONTHS 7 to be exact.
Jay do you have a Video the legal and proper way to carry in your car with a conceal carry license?
the price and short length the permit is good for, i will not be renewing my permit at 200$ + the cost of training every 2 years. I got my out of state PCH in PA and its good for 5 years cost 20$....
I'm in the same boat as you. Unfortunately that is exactly what the corrupt communist murphy regime wants. SCOTUS needs to put a stop to communist states like NJ from charging fees and taxes to exercise your Constitutional rights.
You should make a video of what rounds are okay to carry in NJ
Carry honey badger +p rounds
Hornady Critical Defense has a HP body but a full polymer tip so it's not a HP but does expand like one, so you don't have to worry about over penetration.
Thanks 🙏🏽
Concealed means concealed if no one knows you have it you're not going to get in trouble for it
Yes everyone said it’s on website.
But where on site
Can you make a video on “what ammo” is safe for concealed carry
Hornady Critical Defense has a HP body but a full polymer tip so it's not a HP but does expand like one, so you don't have to worry about over penetration.
U can also purchase underwood extreme penetrator
The movie theater thing I got the same question
What are your thoughts about us law Shield the one you just mentioned also uscca are they worth it
I highly recommend US Law Sheild
What insurance do you use for your conceal carry? It’s by law a requirement minimum 300k liability but all the companies I looked up say they don’t cover NJ/NY/WA please someone help me
If you like firearms and still live in NJ, your mental competence is suspect. I used to have a sweet little place on the water in Mystic Island, buI got out as quickly as I could after going to sleep one night in 1990 as a law abiding citizen, and awaking the next morning as an armed felon.
When you have your gun in a sensitive place, can you just keep it in your glove compartment? I thought that was legal.
No. It must be in a locked case that’s pretty much bolted under your seat
It is so dangerous constantly unloading and loading your firearm in your vehicle...so if you're runnings errands during your day..making 10 different stops etc. You may have to fiddle with your weapon that amount of times...i don't know which idiots came up with this nonsense...we all need to vote republican moving forward
❤❤❤ good show brother thanks bye
Good content. FYI My Assemblyman told me there is a huge number of firearms holders who aren’t registered to vote. We could flip this state if they would vote. Can you cover that on your channel?
Are movie theaters sensitive areas? Can’t find a clear answer. Thanks.
No , I believe it would be considered an entertainment Facility
Movie theaters, entertainment centers, arenas, concert venues, sporting stadiums, and beaches, plus events that require a permit, like street fairs, are all sensitive places.
Haven’t gotten a clear answer even from a lawyer. I believe It’s written like that on purpose to be as vague as possible to stretch the law incase of a situation where they want to use it against you.
Can’t carry in any theaters. I asked the US Law Shield NJ attorneys.
Living in the “free” state of Florida, where we recently passed a permit-less concealed carry law, it’s difficult to grasp how carrying in a restrictive state like NJ is such a pain in the ass. Florida also has sensitive places, including bars and bar areas within restaurants, but it’s not as bad as NJ. So it gives me hope that people like you are leading the charge to change attitudes and to educate people about one of our most important and fundamental rights. There’s a reason our founding fathers made it the Second Amendment… Right after the most important First Amendment that recognizes our freedoms and civil rights. Kudos brother, keep that fire burning.
Thanks for the kind words! I will keep fighting for 2A and making people aware of it here in the great state of NJ
Out of majority of the states I think we pay the highest. But for me I'm willing to sacrifice and pay the price to exercise my rights.
FYI. We can not get carry insurance in NJ. Governor Useless made it illegal. US Law Shield is a legal lawyer service.
Correct. Murphy called it “insurance to kill.”
I don't even know 4 non family people to use as references
Sorry, but you cannot defend property in New Jersey. Also, just having a carry permit is not a licensed to kill.
In most states, you cannot use deadly force to defend property, unless there is an imminent danger to your person or another of great bodily harm or death. And it’s never about trying to kill anyone… it’s about stopping a deadly threat, and if the perp happens to die, well then, he put the dime in the jukebox… knowing your state laws is key.
This is really a much more complicated decision than portrayed, because carrying is a huge responsibility. How much self-control and self-discipline do you have? How well do you understand all of the sensitive places BS and use-of-force law? The need for training goes well beyond firearm handling itself - you need to understand all of these legal concepts to avoid being charged with a felony while carrying. Examples follow. 1) If you can retreat to avoid a threat (other than at home), you must do so. NJ has no stand your ground laws. 2) You cannot legally respond to ordinary (non-deadly) force with deadly force. I always carry a pepper spray to deploy BEFORE the firearm if there is no threat of deadly force against me. 3) Sensitive places include a long list such as private property that is not open to the public (and you don't have permission to carry there), playgrounds and schools, entertainment facilities, any establishment that serves alcohol, a demonstration that would require a permit (whether it has one or not), hospitals. Be ready to study the laws!!! In the majority of situations, the odds of having a legitimate need for a firearm are so low that the odds of it CAUSING a serious problem may be higher than it SOLVING one.
USCCA won’t cover NJ residents. 👎🏼
yea, I just saw that. USLawshield seems like the only one. Will do a video on this, if interested. Thanks for watching!
i dont think u can defend property
I wait 3 years in nj i got my now its hard to deal with all the bull in nj all sorry cops dont like you to have it navy veteran USA i ride for Trump USA for more years vote thanks bye for now joey
Dude ,the way u type,u have no business carrying a firearm
Florida is better!!!!
In N.J. DO NOT CARRY unless you have U.S. Law shield. 12 dollars a month for a legal defense fund.
Hearing AOR is much better , any input ?
As of March 2020, New Jersey does not approve firearm self-defense insurance policies. It's 2024, nothings changed. You can waste your money donating to them if you want but it will be useless....
@@Tactics_Actual from my understanding AOR is not categorized as insurance but as a “law firm agreement” and can be used in NJ. *The more you know*
@@NycProphets arguing semantics when your freedom is on the line is not a risk I’m willing to take but some may
WARNING DO NOT USE : USCCA or Law shield,,,,~~~USE AOR :Attorneys on Retainer.... They are not Insurance companies. If your asking why ? Then you haven't done your homework...