One Gun A Month and FTF

[Joeyd6 0]

I overheard a interesting conversation at a local range last night.  Guy A said he has used all three permits, with no exemption from the NJSP, all within the same month, by doing FTF buys, "several" times and has never had anyone say a word.  He states the local PD does not check or compare when they get it back.   

 

I think if he is telling the truth, he is dancing with the devil on this.  I just wonder if the sellers will get nailed also.   Thoughts?

[tj462nj 32]

the state police will check it & most likely be knocking on his door. 

[brocglock23 4]

It's like cheating on your taxes. You might not get caught at first but it's just a matter of time and you will pay the piper

 

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[JT Custom Guns 956]

The White copy is mailed (usually buy the seller) to the NJ State Police Data reduction Unit (DRU)

Where they input the info into their data base.

As tony pointed out, at some point in time a trooper will be knocking on Guy A's door and he has some

explaining to do. Most likely it won't turn out well for Guy A................... 

[Joeyd6 0]

It was funny because Guy B wanted to buy a gun off Guy A, however Guy B had already screwed up his timeline on buying and it would expire before he was eligible and he couldn't get an extension in time.

 

I was going to pipe in my thoughts, but I wasn't 100% as I have only been in this state a few years.  I figured as much.     

[DSD1026 48]

the other option here is that Guy A was full of sh*t

[1563621 388]

A few years ago, I had an issue with February [28 days] Got a phone call from SP Louie!! Smack on the wrist for 2 days under. was told 4th degree Misdemeaner. 

[9X19 125]

Guy A is screwed. It will catch up to him. Knowingly purchasing 3 handguns in one month is a lot worse then buying a day or two early.

[BlueLineFish 615]

If its true get ready to read the news article. In a rush to get guns then wind up losing them all. People are dumb.

[dwamp2006 1]

While our laws do suck badly, not abiding by them and losing your rights entirely will suck even more...

[45Doll 5,874]

Well, when I finally do read that news article, I won't shed any tears.

[Sota 1,191]

what about buying through FFLs or gun shops?

When they call in for the NICS check does it set up a red flag or something that a dealer gets notified about?

I'm more curious than anything... while it sucks to be stuck with 1 a month, I just look at it as spreading out Christmas longer.

[djg0770 481]

what about buying through FFLs or gun shops?

When they call in for the NICS check does it set up a red flag or something that a dealer gets notified about?

I'm more curious than anything... while it sucks to be stuck with 1 a month, I just look at it as spreading out Christmas longer.

 

Regardless, the responsibility lies with the purchaser, not the FFL and not the NICS unit.

[illy 1]

 I just wonder if the sellers will get nailed also.  

 

I don't see how the seller in a private sale would get jammed up. Unless he actually sold the buyer multiple handguns in one month. 

 

Regardless, the responsibility lies with the purchaser, not the FFL and not the NICS unit.

 

Yup. 

 

[tj462nj 32]

what about buying through FFLs or gun shops?

When they call in for the NICS check does it set up a red flag or something that a dealer gets notified about?

I'm more curious than anything... while it sucks to be stuck with 1 a month, I just look at it as spreading out Christmas longer.

at time of nics check, they will tell us he is denied because of the prior purchase if it was less that the 31 days, and they will sometimes tell us the date & place of purchase also, but  there is no way for us to check without calling nics

[Sota 1,191]

at time of nics check, they will tell us he is denied because of the prior purchase if it was less that the 31 days, and they will sometimes tell us the date & place of purchase also, but  there is no way for us to check without calling nics

figured there had to be some "active" method of determination.  expecting the only checkpoint to be the state when they enter in the paperwork seemed somewhat like closing the barn doors after the horse left.

 

 

note i'm NOT looking to game the system... I'm just curious as to how they actually do it.  I'll play the game, I just want to know the rules.  plus it helps to understand if i'm right on the bubble and there's confusion if I'm actually past the 30 or not.