Three men who ran a homemade gun sale operation have been sentenced to federal prison. The trio participated in the manufacturing and selling of personally made firearms or “ghost guns,” which took place in Hudson and Passaic counties, officials said. Corey Jenkins Jr., 31, of Paterson, was sentenced on Monday to seven years and three months in prison, and another three years of supervised release, the U.S. Attorney’s Office District of New Jersey said in a news release. Richard Mullane, 27, of Bayonne, and Savion Clyburn, 21, of Paterson, were previously sentenced. Mullane to six years, plus …