Carry Killer

Medford becomes 10th New Jersey town to rebate carry permit fees – but only refunds of the municipal charge.

Readington becomes the ninth New Jersey town to refund carry permit fees. Mayor Mueller says no one should pay a premium for constitutional rights.

Beachwood, New Jersey refunds the municipal carry permit fee, thanks to grassroots advocacy from local resident Richard Files.

Gun rights groups filed for en banc rehearing of the Koons v. Platkin case after a hostile Third Circuit ruling. Full court review has been requested to address constitutional violations.

The town of Cresskill, New Jersey, just became the seventh municipality to adopt an ordinance to refund permit to carry application fees to applicants, making them completely free.

Butler, New Jersey proudly becomes the sixth municipality in the state to pass a resolution to refund concealed carry application fees to the applicants.

Vernon, New Jersey, becomes the fifth municipality in the state to put their support of its citizens constitutional rights ahead of its own financial interests.

In what seems to be a growing trend of New Jersey towns voting to respect New Jersey gun owners’ rights, a couple of more towns just opted in.

Franklin Borough, located in Sussex County, New Jersey, becomes the second in the state, and likely second in the nation, to pass an important measure refunding applicants’ concealed carry permitting fees.

In what may possibly be a first in the nation, and definitely a first in New Jersey, the mayor of Englishtown passed a resolution to refund 75% of the statutorily required fees for carry permits to the applicants.