C&R

[Tash329 2]

Anyone think the new SC ruling with have any effect on NJ C&R purchasing. I'm not well read enough on the subject to venture a guess. The idea of a C&R has always appealed to me.

 

Semper Paratus

[1563621 388]

C&R in NJ is a waste of money. Still need NJ license. You will never get it!

[coldsolderjoint 84]

Well, if you plan on purchasing a lot of old guns, C&R can save you money in the long run (no nics charges).

 

Unfortunatley, I don't think wev'e ever got a concrete answer on the NJ "Unlicensed Dealer" law.

 

The SC ruling might open the door to normal C&R, but wev'e got a long way to go IMO.

[KpdPipes 388]

Well, if you plan on purchasing a lot of old guns, C&R can save you money in the long run (no nics charges).

 

Unfortunatley, I don't think wev'e ever got a concrete answer on the NJ "Unlicensed Dealer" law.

 

The SC ruling might open the door to normal C&R, but wev'e got a long way to go IMO.

One advantage a C&R brings to the table is the discounts from a lot of places on other things than guns. Brownells, IIRC Midway, and others give you FFL prices rather than retail.