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You will get a copy with the raised seal on it, your town will get a copy (or make a copy of the one they give you). When you go to use it, bring it to the dealer(s) or private seller as proof of having an approved MGE. Most dealers (I know I do) will make a copy for their records, but you will keep the raised seal copy. When the NICS check is done, the NICS people will have a copy of it in their computer already, and so will your town, so no need to send them copies of it.

The town accepts the paperwork form you, forwards it to the FIU, receives it back from the FIU, and gives it back to you. The only reason I can see for involving the local PD is to keep them in the loop that you are doing the exemption.

You shouldn't have a problem as long as you give them a valid reason for seeking an exemption.......... collecting is a valid reason.

I've had them go round trip in as little as 8 days, but it mostly depends on how fast or slow you PD is with sending it to the FIU. 2 -3 weeks is normal if you local PD doesn't sit on them long.

Apply for the permits and the exemption at the same time, and get extra permits as well. You can get an exemption after you get your permits, but there wouldn't be any reason in this instance to do so. Your PD cannot legally limit the number of permits you can receive, exemption or not. So get as many permits as you think you might use. Keep in mind that you can use a permit for a non exempt transfer before doing your exempt transfer without waiting 30 days, so you can use 10 permits in a 90 day period if you have six handguns on an exemption and you time things properly. Also, the NJSP FIU is the only agency that approves OGAM exemptions, your local PD has no say in the matter - they only accept and return the exemption paperwork.

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The MPA Mini 9 top cocker weighs 45 oz and side cocker 48 oz.

If anyone is looking for an inexpensive O/U, I just took in a 12 gauge Sarsilmaz, in really nice shape with the original box.

Are you in the US already? I thought this site blocked access from outside the US............ I have an M44 and a M38 in stock at this time. 91/30's can be ordered easily.

It weighs less than 50 oz.

The German government will float them if necessary, there's too many jobs at stake. The socialist ways of Europe are not shy about using government bailouts to protect jobs.

Välkommen - Sweden is a beautiful country, with friendly people - and terrible gun laws. Getting out after yesterday's bad election results? Generally speaking it is not legal to walk around in the woods with a firearm unless it is hunting season, you are hunting in an area that is legal to do so, you are properly licensed (correct license and permit for what you are hunting), and carrying a firearm that is legal for what you are hunting. That being said, there isn't anything I can think of that you can legally hunt for with a 7.62x54r Mosin Nagant on public land in NJ, and woodchuck hunting on private land would require a built weight of 100 grains or less. You would be asking for trouble walking around with that rifle in the woods unless you are wealthy enough to buy yourself several hundred acres of land and can do this on your own property. With a shotgun and a hunting license (in the proper season, with the correct ammo) would be a lot easier to do.

^^^^^THIS! I expected this in the NYT about as much as I expect Loretta Weinberg to sponsor right to carry legislation........

I'm a bit surprised that putting a NJ address on a boat license was that difficult for the MVC to do. From what I recall, most states require boats to be registered in the state where they are primarily kept and used, even if the owner lives in another state. You would think they would have some experience dealing with out of state residents registering boats to their NJ vacation homes - maybe licenses are a different matter?

^^^^^^^^^This was always my understanding of how it worked, and I was told the same by the NJSP FIU. Some people on this forum have said they were doing non exempt transfers inside of 30 days after an exempt transfer, but I have never had anyone try to do so.

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No, I don't have any 10/22 receivers because I've never had anyone ask me for one........ But you stated you wanted to pick up a receiver same day in NJ or PA. You cannot buy a receiver in PA directly unless you are a dual NJ/PA resident.

As for shooting on your own property in PA, my step father's father previously owned a home that was on the edge of, but inside Reading city limits. We used to shoot in his back yard and hunt the city owned watershed property behind it. Doesn't mean you're going to able to shoot anywhere, but the entire mentality regarding guns is different over there.

Try cleaning it like others have said, but if it's still not running right you'll need to get a carb rebuild kit or a new carb. The ethanol they are putting in gas these days is terrible stuff and can cause problems with the carb. I've seen the neoprene seat in the carb swelled up from the ethanol causing fuel delivery issues.

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If you want it same day, you need to buy in NJ, receivers can only be purchased by instate residents who are 21 or older.

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We all know the law is worded that way..........but good luck getting the NJSP to approve a sub 30 day NICS check on a handgun based on having a C&R. It's not even an option in the online system.

Yes, but if he wanted to transfer long guns at a NJ dealer he would need a NJ FPID with his PA address on it, probably not worth the trouble.

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