Keeping It Legal

I ended up getting a 4095ts. Found one for $279.00

I tried to purchase one today on guns.com and their site said that I could not buy one in NJ. I'm trying to figure out why that is. It is a 10 round magazine. Can someone shed some light on why I wouldn't be allowed to buy one in NJ?

Thanks for the info!!

Was wondering if this is NJ Legal? https://www.midwayusa.com/product/1021261959?pid=557115

Much appreciated

Thanks

Is the FFL section of the forum up to date? I've noticed a lot of old information here. I'd rather make sure the the info is current and not have to call every single FFL that is listed near me,

Thank you

Since I am now a proud firearm owner I have a question regarding traveling. I used to go to ranges in PA and Delaware before I purchased a gun. I would like to continue to do so and wonder what are the rules regarding taking my gun to another state?

Thanks for the info!!

Thanks, good to know. It increase my shopping options.

What are peoples thoughts on this particular handgun? I believe that as long as I get the non-threaded barrel that it is legal in NJ since it meets the weight limit and the magazine is a 10 round one.

Thanks, I appreciate the update on that.

I called Bass Pro and they won't transfer it. I'll need to make 2 trips. That's just a learning experience for me at this point then.

Thanks Mr.Stu, I'll call them to see if it's possible.

Not sure, can I do that? I bought it from Bass Pro/Cabelas and just figured that it had to be picked up there.

Thanks, that just makes things so much more complicated and limits where you can purchase from. The good deal that I got tunes into not such a good deal once I factor in the 240 miles that I will have to travel for the entire process.

Silly question. I just purchased a handgun online from a national chain. I have to pick it up at their NJ location which is a good miles from me.My question is, does the nice have to be run at that location or can I go to another of their locations which is much closer to me. I'm trying to avoid having to make 2 long trips.

I bit the bullet, so to speak, and purchased a Mossberg MC1SC 9mm from Bass Pro. It's currently on sale for $369 and seems like a nice piece. I've been to some local stores and didn't seem to have stock in the price range I was looking at. Everything I saw was over $500 for things that I saw online for much cheaper. They also didn't have any ammo for whatever I would have purchased. Hopefully I will like how it handles. I read enough reviews and saw enough videos to be convinced that it's a good purchase. I couldn't find it at a range unfortunately, so fingers crossed!

I'm near you, want range do you go to?

Probably another silly question, but please have patience since I am a newbie to the process. I understand now that if I buy from a gun store in NJ that the FFL transfer isn't necessary. If I buy online or out of state I will need to pay for the FFL transfer. This is a question on the tax issue. If I buy a gun in Delaware, which does not have sales tax, will I have to pay tax on the purchase or will the local sales tax, or non-sales tax rate apply? That can actually offset the cost of the FFL transfer if I don't have to pay sales tax. I'm leaning towards buying a 9MM at this point since I was able to find ammo. I was able to pick up 350 rounds at a reasonable price ($27.99 for boxes of 50). I'll make a new post on the actual questions towards the guns that I am looking at.

True, but a few years ago when I would go to the range in PA, I could spend a few hours there going through hundreds of rounds without worrying about the cost. Takes the fun out of it if I have to sell a few pints of blood to get range time in.

I think that what will most likely be the decision maker is the price of ammo. How can you get proficient and training with your firearm when it costs upward of $1 per round? That is just plain ridiculous.

Thanks to everyone for jumping in on this topic. Debate is good, that shows passion. We should be passionate about gun laws and how they can affect us. It's also sad that in NJ something like a $40 CO2 pistol should cause division. I have to admit that this is much more complex than I thought it would be. I'm glad that this forum exists to help navigate the NJ highway of gun laws.

Thanks for all of the suggestions! Since I'm having such great suggestions here I have another sort of related question to my original one. I work in Delaware (where it is completely legal to but pellet guns and pellet rifles) and purchased a break barrel pellet rifle and a CO2 pellet gun. I did so since there is a free outdoor range near the office that we go to frequently. I leave them locked up in a drawer in my office. Now that I have a FID can I bring them home? If not, then what do I have to do so that I can bring them home? Thanks in advance.