Divorce and Pistol Transfer

[Silence Dogood 468]

Briefly, a friend and her husband are getting separated with the intent of divorce, eventually.   He has two pistols and has had some issues where he might become, in general terms, a question 26 prohibited person.  They both agree that pistols should be hers.  She has no FPID but was driving to the range to shoot with his until I told her that was insane. 

 

So, to transfer, do I have this right?:

 

- she gets FPID in order to be able to transport and buy ammo

- she needs (2) P2P to take possession of the pistols - (?)

- FFL needs to be involved, right?  Since handguns are being transferred.

 

Any other pitfalls?

[Krdshrk 3,877]

FFL not required if they're both in NJ.

 

Since there's the 30 day period from OGAM, she should apply for an exemption as well.

[DeerSlayer 241]

^^^^^This exactly.

[Silence Dogood 468]

Good reminder on OGAM, thanks.

[mipafox 438]

FPID does not change "transport" or possession of handguns in any way.

 

Is it too late for a mountain pass hiking trip or some scuba diving?

 

 

[pho3nix 5]

I would say NO to the OGAM exemption.

 

Other threads say the OGAM exemption *must now* be sent from an FFL.

 

You don't need an FFL in this case, PP allows you to buy/sell from NJ res to NJ res without an FFL.  

 

Since it will add cost and time to the whole thing, just do the second 31 days after...