Secrets Revealed: True Cost of NJ Permit

[@martelltraininggroup]

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[@somedayzo6]

NJ is doing it’s best make a carry permit as unaffordable as possible.

[@robertortiz8540]

Governor Phil Murphy wants to price your Second Amendment rights away by raising the cost of concealed carry permits.

[@DanK123]

Except most of the things he listed in the video aren't things you have to do or may have already done as part of the sport of shooting. Gimme a break.

[@mrmartin7131]

Bingo!!!

[@somedayzo6]

@@DanK123 Remember he was trying to be as thorough as possible for the never ever shooter. Regardless of the accuracy of the dollars he explained there should not be ANY COST to make use of your second amendment rights.

[@ML-jk3sz]

@@DanK123 But if you want to carry, you MUST take the qualification course. If you want to shoot in your backyard ot at the range then you don;t need to qualify. Just about all the other fees are real and as a shooter you should know this.

[@bigDrob]

Real cost, too much, but protecting yourself and family, priceless

[@1pcmedic]

There needs to be a lawsuit against the NJ Politicians for unreasonable fees to exercise a RIGHT! A Pennsylvania 5 YEAR CARRY permit is 20 dollars for 5 years........4.00 per year is about right.

[@FlyEaglesFly19111]

Philadelphia ONLY. Otherwise open carry is lega thru the statel. CC is a needed permit yes.

[@kimmy722]

Actually , believe it or not , you can open carry in Philly. But…..try it…you will get bombarded by police. Lord knows they aren’t stopping criminals here so they will harass you.

[@gcdiver]

NJ politicians obviously don’t care about the constitution’s verbiage about “shall not be infringed.” We need a 2A friendly governor ASAP.

[@shoreguyeast]

Yes, good riddens to Murphy!

[@DanK123]

Oh calm down Karen

[@718chico]

Murphy is horrible!!

[@paulrun111]

Look on your "fid" it says "has hereby been granted permission" they literally and openly do not think you have the rights that we clearly do have. But I guess no one will do anything about it so we can all just sit here and cry about it

[@Mike-bk8xo]

Vote merfey out of office republicans unight

[@jeffreyshagerty2552]

I'm grateful I can afford this lifestyle. Unfortunately our beautiful state makes it difficult for the average residents to comfortably afford it. Hopefully our country will one day go back to constitutional carry.

[@bozkurtkarabulut2967]

best channel out here honestly you’re the man !!!

[@hiramr1153]

All the cost for only two yrs. It’s unbelievable.

[@kahunaal1631]

No matter how you slice it, you’ll be spending $500 to $1000 to get the lisc if you own a gun and do things on the cheap. Talk about discriminating against the poor not to mention the fact this is an infringement.

[@myst8217]

I wonder what's the fee the criminals are paying to carry? Oh, right

[@pabloescabar1038]

May I suggest you move to Texas, I was born in NJ and left in 1985, never looked back.

[@PapiJonesLocker90_]

I did my non resisdent carry permit for Pa and got approved in 7 hours.. only cost 25 bucks. We’re doing something wrong here in NJ

[@waltb8711]

Cause jersey is a commie state

[@doc8579]

King Murphy should be criminally charged for not allowing insurance to be sold in NJ. He has done everything possible to stop citizens from exercising THEIR RIGHT.

[@romagman]

I 100% agree

[@Joshtherealdeal]

I agree with that he is a tyrant

[@anthonygallo3576]

You can't get insurance ,but u can get legal retainer so if have access to a lawyer 24/7 for ANY self defense related issues,not just firearms.look into U.S. Law sheild

[@Sarconthewolf]

@@anthonygallo3576 Yes US Law shield

[@saltyolbroad2962]

That doesn't seem legal - like the Court has to get involved with that. Isn't that the reason they used to have "special" car insurance? I forget what it was called. You can't require something by law after making a law that makes the required thing illegal.

[@paulpowell4871]

Please understand USCCA, US Shield law and even AOR are not offering "liability" insurance folks. they are offering experts in defense and legal representation. BIG Difference

[@badkarma-f3l]

I left Jersey years ago. It was hard just to get the permit to purchase one because the police would lose it or say they never witnessed you signing it.

[@fordguy3032]

I didn't realize FID cards had an expiration date of 10 years since current laws passed. Mine was issued in 2015. Just checked and there's only the issue date so I should be good for life.

[@josueabreu9167]

That what I'm trying to figure out right now. Guess we are grandfathered in?

[@JC-xu3xb]

@@fordguy3032 I got mine in 2001. There was no expiration on it. Last year I had to apply for a change of address and the new card also doesn’t have an expiration date either 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@ThatNomadicCouple]

As a non resident these were my cost to obtain an FID card and PTC: FID CARD- $50 Fingerprinting - $67 Concealed carry class w/ ccare- $125 Box of 9mm ammo -$15 PTC application - $200 Total - $457

[@Bearpanda979]

Plus taxes

[@newjerseyselfdefense6199]

Fingerprinting was $100 when I took it. It’s done by Identigo

[@christophermariani3471]

they allow non residents to obtain there permit just asking im in PA ?

[@AlCimmino]

Still cheaper than New York

[@AlexGonzalez-ve6ov]

Let’s not forget the price of the gun too.

[@Tom-kv8wy]

Very informative video. My heart goes out to all the residents of New Jersey. I live there for 10 years. But I moved back to Pennsylvania. I was able to buy a machine gun and all the good stuff that goes along with it. I will never go back to New Jersey maybe to visit the beach now and then.

[@champy1210]

_Bruen_ p. 30, n. 9: “That said, because any permitting scheme can be put toward abusive ends, we do not rule out constitutional challenges to shall-issue regimes where, for example, lengthy wait times in processing license applications or exorbitant fees deny ordinary citizens their right to public carry.” When will our prominent 2A groups sue to abolish these fees?! These requirements ($$$ and other burdens) are being “put toward abusive ends.” And we tolerate it. Pathetic.

[@ICS1347]

NJ on the Whole one big infringement on 2A rights!

[@ML-jk3sz]

But not as bad as NY and California... BUT, all of these states suck!

[@dwayne7356]

You need a holster that fits you gun. Most ranges do not let you practice drawing from a holster so now you have to join a range that will let you draw.

[@martelltraininggroup]

Very good point!

[@jeffriley-lq5np]

drawing is a dry fire excercise. you can learn th draw present anf fire without firing a shot

[@mrmustard4u]

Thanks for the informative videos. I liked the way you walked us through getting the firearm ID process.

[@martelltraininggroup]

Glad it was helpful.

[@gladius2489]

I already have an FID, 3 legally owned handguns and a CCW. Why do I still need to go through another investigation to purchase another handgun. Ridiculous.

[@briankmavpro5246]

Not only is it costly and a real PITA, but places you can legally carry is very small. Thank you Phil Doofy.

[@ENJAYALLDAY57]

If you are sick of Phil Murphy and his bullshit click here

[@ericmacias27]

Wow i saved myself a lot of money doing this when it was first available for us to carry in nj. great content

[@Cageey1117]

I also have out-of-state carry for FL and UT. Each is good for six years and, as I remember, costs around $65.00 each. FJB.

[@paulfalcone9889]

Thank you, very informative.

[@martelltraininggroup]

You are welcome!

[@Chiefpoke]

The gun ranges are also leeches charging these ridiculous prices.

[@DanK123]

Pretty much. It's alllll profit.

[@specializ3d29er]

It's not not ALL profit, it's probably not cheap to dispose of all the hazmat materials.

[@billh3488]

Don't forget what I'm sure is an unbelievable cost for liability insurance - because... guns Range Maintenance Paid RSO's to ensure fudds don't raise your insurance rates and legal costs any further

[@michaelloecher8830]

All of these costs are fairly accurate except you added the cost for a gun & safe which I’d say is clearly separate as far as conceal carrying goes & all of these cost expect buying a gun is unconstitutional. Plus getting self defense insurance I HIGHLY recommend getting which costs around 25-50 bucks a month which all depends on which company you go with & what level of coverage you choose. Btw I have around 14 CCL’s including NJ so I can carry nearly in all jurisdictions in our country.

[@ICS1347]

Thank you for the great information as always !

[@martelltraininggroup]

You're welcome!

[@danswindowtinting2387]

Thank you my friend for the update

[@martelltraininggroup]

You bet

[@tomearly111]

I've had my NJ firearms ID card for over 50 years. Is this now expired? I see no expiration date on my card.

[@CinematicCami]

@@tomearly111 you’re probably grandfathered in

[@harolddurham3317]

I have friends that are going through getting their FID cards And eventually carrying permits great info .

[@xKING_]

I have my ccw in NJ. I'm glad I won't have to go through this again since I'm moving to Florida. The cost is ridiculous

[@mingli1241]

Great breakdown and thank you for taking the time.

[@martelltraininggroup]

My pleasure!

[@mingli1241]

@@martelltraininggroup so many things to do for NJ. I’m a dual resident primary is PA but applied for the CCW today for NJ which is expensive compared to PA.

[@Scoobawoo]

Murphy cant stop us from exercising our 2a rights so now hes gonna price us out of it. Fid going up to $100 pistol permit to $50 and permission slip to carry up to $400

[@2AUnionMan]

The price is insane

[@newjerseyselfdefense6199]

Let him - only makes the case easier ------ 9 To be clear, nothing in our analysis should be interpreted to suggest the unconstitutionality of the 43 States’ “shall-issue” licensing regimes, under which “a general desire for self-defense is sufficient to obtain a [permit].” Drake v. Filko, 724 F. 3d 426, 442 (CA3 2013) (Hardiman, J., dissenting). Because these licensing regimes do not require applicants to show an atypical need for armed self-defense, they do not necessarily prevent “law-abiding, responsible citizens” from exercising their Second Amendment right to public carry. District of Columbia v. Heller, 554 U. S. 570, 635 (2008). Rather, it appears that these shall-issue regimes, which often require applicants to undergo a background check or pass a firearms safety course, are designed to ensure only that those bearing arms in the jurisdiction are, in fact, “law-abiding, responsible citizens.” Ibid. And they likewise appear to contain only “narrow, objective, and definite standards” guiding licensing officials, Shuttlesworth v. Birming- ham, 394 U. S. 147, 151 (1969), rather than requiring the “appraisal of facts, the exercise of judgment, and the formation of an opinion,” Cant- well v. Connecticut, 310 U. S. 296, 305 (1940)-features that typify proper-cause standards like New York’s. That said, because any permit- ting scheme can be put toward abusive ends, we do not rule out constitu- tional challenges to shall-issue regimes where, for example, lengthy wait times in processing license applications or exorbitant fees deny ordinary citizens their right to public carry.

[@mrmartin7131]

He’s trying every little slick way to discourage us from carrying 😡😡meanwhile these fees don’t apply to a criminal 🤦🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️o wait i wasn’t supposed to say that 🤬

[@johnd4270]

He should go up and live and get it. They got some crazy stuff going on up there they go in and try to find the key to the car to steal it because they know there’s no gun in there you’re not doing that in Texas no one‘s going into a home in Texas looking for the keys to a car unless you have some sort of a Deathwish.

[@briantruxtonjr.6108]

Also think of the cost of buying the 'wrong gun." Between either renting or loss on the pistol trading in.

[@AK-vi1qo]

Dont buy wrong gun ,do research look at and feel the guns . Do NOT TAKE ADVICE FROM COPS THEY HAVNT A CLUE. Most salesmen dont either. There are some ranges in nj that rent guns try a few out . If i listened to salesmen long ago Iwould never have bought my 2 kimbers in 45.ahh they are junk lol over 20 and still as reliable as ever ,

[@KenPersson-jb9hk]

I appreciate your information. A work buddy of mine just got his "permit to carry" here in ocean county, NJ and he said it cost him about $350. total. I didn't know the "purchase permit" is only good for 10 years. thanks.

[@saltyolbroad2962]

7:58 what? When I used to go all you brought was your gun, bullets and ear protection. What's all this other stuff?

[@p2o8wer]

Let me sum this up a little bit better for these people that are thinking about getting into firearms. You don't have to do everything at once. You can apply for your FID and maybe one purchase permit. That permit will last 30 days and then after that it extends for 90 days. So you have plenty of time to look for a pistol, save up a few dollars and purchase one. You can buy a thousand rounds of ammunition online shipped to your door under $300. Now you have home protection for you and your family now. If you want to protect yourself when going out in public then you take the course. The qualifications are good for one year so you don't have to pay the $200 application fee after the $200 to $300 qualification fee. So therefore you have time to recoup some money if you're on a budget.

[@JessicaGrecco-ll7gu]

What about if you have an out of state permit and live in New Jersey

[@martelltraininggroup]

You can certainly apply for a NJ Carry Permit (even as an out of state resident). Here is a link to one of my previous videos. Working on an update but most of it is the same: kzbin.info/www/bejne/q17CfaCgbc57a8k

[@MRLUGNUTS]

Absolutely insane!

[@JCRS3-20]

For some reason, my PTC application fee was $69. I paid it thru the online portal that came thru via a separate email once I submitted all my info. I did not have to pay the proported $200. Not sure why but that's what it cost me. All the other costs (NICS, Qual, gun, etc..) not included.

[@John-b9v4i]

You can buy in n. J it’s Us law Shield will underwrite in NJ

[@waltb8711]

US LAWSHIELD is a insurance company incase your arrested for defending your self. They can decline to represent you. Attorneys on Retainer [AOR] IS A LAW OFFICE THAT WILL ALWAYS REPRESENT YOU!

[@ellygoodoverevil4064]

Thanks for the update.

[@HM-eb3dv]

What's good EDC ammo being that hollowpoints are illegal for civilians to carry outside the home. Training ammo my understanding is EDC in NJ

[@nickreyes6323]

Hornady Critical Defense FTX uses a polymer filling technology that can be used when carrying.

[@kennethmaarleveld2936]

@@nickreyes6323 Corbon Power Ball is also not considered hollow point as per NJSP.

[@naji2naji]

I obatined my permit before 2022, does that means my permit expires every 10 years? Excellent video and info, thanks!

[@waltb8711]

Permit? He's talking id card

[@naji2naji]

@@waltb8711 apologies I meant the firearm ID card. Thanks

[@traderpete007]

NRA Basics of CCW is a lot better class to prepare for CCARE. It includes drawing from the holster, and shooting up to 15 yards which lines up better to the qualification. But it is a bit of a more advanced class.

[@evanshea9978]

Ruger Security 9 Compact 9mm $294 at Bass Pro.

[@Elitesemf]

Us law shield I got in march

[@AviSpira]

Thanks for informing people!

[@martelltraininggroup]

Any time!

[@-KingOfKhaos]

I have a question for a client of mine: One of my patients is on prescription pain medication taken on a “as needed” basis. Does the State of NJ deem that person ineligible for being under the use of narcotics or intoxicating substances? When I read the FID application it appears as if the question of intoxicating substances is more geared towards illicit substances, but I understand a DEA Schedule II substance like OxyContin may also fit that description. Any advice on that question or is there a better place to search for that specific answer?

[@martelltraininggroup]

In the State of NJ, you are ineligible to receive a Firearms Purchaser ID Card if you have a “substance use disorder involving drugs as defined in section 2 of P.L. 1970, c.226(C.24:21-2)," which defines “substance use disorder” as "…taking or using a drug or controlled dangerous substance, as defined in this chapter, in association with a state of psychic or physical dependence, or both, arising from the use of that drug or controlled dangerous substance on a continuous basis. Here is a link to the statute: casetext.com/statute/new-jersey-statutes/title-24-food-and-drugs/chapter-246n/chapter-2421/section-2421-2-definitions Of course, there are other disqualifiers such as alcoholism, mental disorder, etc… On the application they do ask; “Are you dependent upon the use of any narcotic or other controlled dangerous substance?” Federally, on the ATF 4473 Form (You complete this when you buy a gun.), they also ask about unlawful use and if you are addicted to a “…narcotic drug or any other controlled substance?” For NJ Permit to Carry a Handgun, under NJS 2C:58-4.4 Safe requirements, handgun carry, they specify you cannot use or be under the influence of alcohol, cannabis, or a controlled substance while carrying a handgun. So, my interpretation is that it’s more about whether you’re dependent or addicted to a narcotic or controlled dangerous substance, not so much about being prescribed a narcotic or controlled dangerous substance. Of course, if you are prescribed a controlled substance and you have a carry permit, you cannot carry while taking the drug. And yes, the statutes are mostly geared toward unlawful use and addition/dependency, including marijuana as that is still illegal under federal law. As you know, many states have legalized marijuana and have initiated medical marijuana programs which are disqualifiers for firearms. Hope this helps.

[@illiamdimeo]

Can you cover what you have to do to renew your carry permit

[@martelltraininggroup]

Yes. Working on a new video on that topic. Thanks.

[@nickw7619]

I am literally going to write a letter to governor Murphy right now after seeing this. It's absolutely ridiculous. He should go down some of the streets in Camden, or Atlantic city, or Newark, or Patterson and be unarmed and tell me if he thinks he is safe

[@upsdean24]

You are truly the 🐐

[@nick85674]

I’m a PA resident and want to get my NJ permit. Do I still have to first get the NJ FID card before I apply for the concealed carry permit and/or before the training class that they require ? Or do I not have to get the FID card since I’m a non resident. Can I also use my current carry gun in NJ? Thank you

[@Oranespeaks]

Now you know NJ needs their action. You have to get a NJ FID card. Your PA permit doesn't mean anything here.

[@EdBerrios-w9v]

I just renewed my NJ PTC, the $150 local PD fee goes to my Township to which I already pay taxes. I asked do I get a receipt and was told no, so I advise anyone who wants a record to get a bank check and make sure your name, PTC Number, and Renewal is on the check's memo.

[@JuanTorres-mr18t]

I can only imagine what insurance premiums would be in NJ since the politicians are trying to make it unaffordable.

[@sillykicker0877]

Great job as usual!

[@martelltraininggroup]

I appreciate that

[@shoreguyeast]

These NJ fees are nothing but a money grab; nothing but a rip-off. Murphy is the worst governor NJ has ever had. With his anti 2nd policy, 55 billion $$ state budget, we all hope this goes away with a new governor! In Pa. for example all you need is the yellow card and $25 permit fee. Good for 5 years. Nothing else!

[@brr8888]

Yellow card?

[@bigbaitbrigade2702]

@@brr8888us old guys have the yellow FID with our thumb print on the back.

[@SpoonySax1]

NJ says thanks for sending us all your $$$. Unless you really, really need to carry - why give Murphy your money? I’m gonna wait to see how all these cases play out in the Courts.

[@RedWolf0923]

Pennsylvania only charges 25 dollars fees and the permit is valid for 5 years

[@slanwar]

I’m surprised none of this is be challenged in court, so if king murphy decides to increase a license to $50000 then its ok? What stopped me to get the permit was the 2 year renewal because I know they are going to increase the price every 2 years. Shame on NRA for charging $200 for a course, great decision when me and my son stop their membership years ago.

[@billrowan1957]

Shouldn't the car safe be a higher quality than the home safe?

[@ramoncastillo1401]

For renovations what I need to do, the cost as well. Please make a video

[@EazylifebSecondchance]

My question is why is this allowed ?

[@saltyolbroad2962]

Oh hey! Do you actually provide training? Like I need to know how to clean my weapons and stuff. Do you do - or where can I if you know learn this - teach that kind o stuff? I cannot fire them until I clean them!

[@martelltraininggroup]

We do provide training but we don't have a cleaning/maintenance class in the near future.

[@MikeG-js1jt]

Do you need to take all this training and spend all that money BEFORE being approved for the carry permit?

[@martelltraininggroup]

Yes. You need to submit proof of completion with your application.

[@josueabreu9167]

Quick question. I have the old firearm purchaser card. I don't see an expiration date on it. Is it still legal to use? I have a nj concealed carry.

[@martelltraininggroup]

Yes. Firearms Purchaser ID cards issued prior to the new law do not expire. If you change your address, you need to do that through FARS (NJSP website) and your new PD will conduct another background and issue a new card (electronically).

[@josueabreu9167]

@martelltraininggroup Thank you for the clarification. I really appreciate it.

[@evilengine9]

I’m in the process of obtaining my carry permit here in the People’s Republic of New Jersey. I have yet to take the qualification or get hold of the actual permit and I’m already up to about $1,000.00. This state is ridiculous!

[@garystraube9235]

People’s Republic of NJ. 😂

[@JessicaGrecco-ll7gu]

Are out of state permits welcomed in New Jersey from Texas

[@martelltraininggroup]

NJ does not honor any carry permits from other states.

[@JessicaGrecco-ll7gu]

@@martelltraininggroup thank you so very very much for your help what can I do now

[@martelltraininggroup]

You're welcome. You can certainly apply for a NJ Carry Permit -even as an out of state resident. Here is a link to one of my previous videos. Working on an update but most of it is the same: kzbin.info/www/bejne/q17CfaCgbc57a8k

[@1truzilla458]

What's crazy is criminals do not follow gun policy, and they are the ones who are most dangerous. But instead of cracking down on crime, they focus on criminalizing legal citizens. Or using legislation to price out what should be our 2nd amendment legal RIGHT.

[@kimmy722]

Thank god I live in Philly. (Never thought I would say that). Cost me 25 bux and waited 4 days. Done

[@anthonygallo3576]

Great Job.so once you have your NJ permit u can apply for neighboring Pennsylvania permit. Gooduck with that. In my research its done by the county sheriff.I cannot find a county in Pennsylvania that is non resident freindly. Thoughts anyone?

[@DJHawkg]

I live in NY, and I have my NY ccw. I went online, filled out the necessary information, submitted the application, and went to sleep. Woke up the next morning, and a email said I was approved for Pennsylvania. Drove to Pennsylvania that afternoon and picked up my PA ccw. Find the town court house that is closest to your home and submit the application there.

[@leoguy1609]

Glad my resident PRL was optional and only $10 in New Hampshire, it's good for five years. There's also no NICS fee or any other fees and no finger printing. New Hampshire requires only a resident ID to buy ammo be 18 for rifle ammo and 21 for handgun ammo. Residents can buy handguns and rifles with out a PRL or FID card also long as they pass a state background check for handguns and Federal for rifles. This basically takes 2-5 minutes and the dealer does it on line. If the system is down the dealer can still you the old method of calling it in. How long it takes, depends on how backup they are, longest it took me was one day to get approved.

[@iandrewtv]

For home storage of a rifle, does it need to be a safe or will a locked cabinet (like a high school locker) suffice?

[@kotu1111]

lol....a locked up gun is WORTHLESS in a panic situation

[@briantruxtonjr.6108]

That counts but you have to weigh how comfortable you are losing said rifle if you can break into it with a screwdriver

[@rickcimino5483]

where do you go to qualify? Any range? RTSP?

[@guntrader5652]

He’s talking about costs of the gun, safe, accessories, range fees and all that. That has nothing to do with the permit cost. Sort of click bait here. Permits nowhere near $2500. I used to live in jersey and yeah it’s terrible for gun owners. Try Florida TX Utah it’s a whole different world elsewhere. No mag limits. Buy sell trade.

[@mjones9805]

Since we can get insurance what's the next best thing to do??

[@waltb8711]

Attorneys on Retainer [AOR]

[@kevinroberts4567]

My question is, what do you do if you already have your Carry Concealed Permit before the new law came into effect. My Carry Concealed Permit license doesn’t expire until 2025 so I’m trying to prepare for what it’s going to cost me when it’s time to do the recertification.

[@waltb8711]

$200

[@anthonygallo3576]

Another great video. What i need to know is how to renew my carry permit.when i took the requalify,its good for two years. I have one year left on my permit so its just a matter of paperwork but i have no idea hiw to do it.csn anyone help?

[@user-chemistpharmacist]

Interesting.

[@revbikerbigd8664]

Time for class action lawsuit against the state of NJ, for the fees to exercise your God given Right to carry and protect yourself and family when your out and about ! The Second Amendment gives us this US Constitutional Right !

[@albertc7375]

So only those who have expendable income can get a permit. The normal citizens who work pay check to pay are out.

[@carltozerjr6736]

And murphy has now raised all fees even more since this video.

[@bennymontilla1106]

Do you have to do the finger printing again to renew your CCW?

[@martelltraininggroup]

It's up to your chief of police. By statute, if they are on file and chief can be sure of your identity, they can run your prints on file.

[@Wolverican]

Thanks for the rundown. Not looking forward to the added cost for my re-qualification. Don't underestimate the value of dry fire. It will give you experience with safe gun handling, reloads, and drawing from a holster. If you take it seriously it can greatly reduce the amount of rounds you need to practice with live fire.

[@briantruxtonjr.6108]

Never included holster. Good video otherwise. It's not a cheap right or hobby but I'm still going to do it. I try to help friends, family members, even acquaintances the best I can still. With knowledge, gear or just practice. Only about 15% follow through with it 🤷‍♂️

[@martelltraininggroup]

Good catch! I forgot the holster! Pretty important when we are talking about concealed carry. Thank you!

[@briantruxtonjr.6108]

@martelltraininggroup maybe make a video emphasizing quality and style of holsters vs gimmicky/illegal as a longer full length video? Emphasis on how to use like a sticky holster too and not trying to reholster while it's in your pocket/waistband. Just an idea

[@davisrs1]

The kicker! Concealed carry is only legal with a NJ PCH. PCH are issued to residents and non-residents. A firearms training course is required for new applicants, who must be at least 21 years old. In terms of reciprocity, New Jersey does not honor permits from any other states.🤬

[@revbikerbigd8664]

Get rid of the NJ governor and his AG too !

[@octavian1783]

Montclair made me get finger prints for my carry permit even though they were on file from my FID card.

[@brr8888]

We need national reciprocity.

[@robertnelson5660]

Wow! Unbelievable. If you ever have the opportunity to move to a southern state, do so. It's much cheaper. Good luck, carry safely and carry all the time when the law allows. 2A all the way!

[@frankdepasquale8715]

Any updates on carrying laws in nj i know you can’t carry in bars just wanted to see if that got overturned thanks for all the work you do for us

[@martelltraininggroup]

Still waiting on the final decision.

[@aloysiuswojocockowicz3855]

How are these prices not racist, but requiring an ID to vote (which is already required to work, have a bank account, or receive government assistance) is somehow racist because some people can't afford to have an ID, which is way cheaper? FPM

[@charlesbaldi1975]

Its all about the money!

[@MRLUGNUTS]

So... how many Jersey criminals are applying 🤔

[@volodymyrbuchak1852]

Racketeering at it’s best. Murphy is acting as a mafia boss in his little kingdom.

[@danieldesimonedanny1827]

NJ people you only have to look at the majority of States where you don't need a gun permit,license, any type of gun registration to legally carry a gun.. Then ask yourselves why.

[@MrBigblue7]

You forgot the fee for food when you're in the course, gas to get to the various places you need to go, and the cost of a car. Sorry to be sarcastic, but some of costs you listed don't really have anything to do with NJ's gun laws or the cost of a NJ permit.

[@Blacksharkpr]

So I get that he adds certain costs that you will need for future use or if you want to do extra. But that $2,500 is extremely inflated and misleading. I get it, NJ is trying to make you not want to go through with getting a CCW or a gun in general. But this video is disingenuous with prices and what you really need. You do not need a cap, first aid kit, range bag(though it will make life easier) or a bleeding control kit. Ammo I have seen in shops is as low as $15-17 for 9mm. You don't need a membership. Most ranges that do conceal carry courses will have you do CCARE after doing a safety training course/self-defense course, a pistol course, and maybe a pistol cleaning course. But there are some instructors and ranges that have all that built into 1 3-4 hour class at a low rate of $200-300. You might have to pay extra for ammo and range fee for the shooting portion of the course, but most courses have the price built in. Also, the safe you don't need if you keep the case the gun came in with. They all normally come with a cable and lock. You only need a small bag to put the ammo in or buy the ammo at range when you go to shoot. You can buy targets and rent ear and eye protection at the range. I know a few ranges have the ears and eyes built into the price. If you wear glasses, you don't need eye protection. Insurance is not required in NJ but I do recommend it. US Law Shield and Attorneys on Retainers are the only "insurances", more so defense attorneys, allowed in NJ.