FFL Transfer of Dual caliber in NJ

[Combat Auto 174]

Folks, I have a dual caliber (38 super and 45 acp) 1911 being built. I am having a complete second top end (slide, barrel, etc.). When it goes to the FFL to be transferred, how is this documented? Is it as simple as listing both calibers on the permit in the caliber section? Or is there some crazy NJ-Law that I need to consider.

 

Thanks,

 

[T Bill 649]

Declare one or the other.  No different than when you  buy a conversion set up.

 

Interesting dual caliber for 1911 as ramp angle is different for each caliber. That is why you never see coversions for these calibers.

[JT Custom Guns 956]

On the 4473 & HG Permit  - The FFl will (Should) list 'Multi" as the cal.

 

Very simple..............

[Combat Auto 174]

On the 4473 & HG Permit  - The FFl will (Should) list 'Multi" as the cal.

 

Very simple..............

Thanks Jack, This one will be coming through you next spring. (thanks for the ones you are handling for me this year also).

-Joe

[JT Custom Guns 956]

No problem Joe - always a pleasure and look forward to seeing the 

new 1911.................

 

JT

[fslater 62]

I'd list it as the frame was originally listed. Its actually staying the same isn't? Your just having a slide assembely with barrel for another cal made no?

[Bt Doctur 188]

My .45 is registered as a .45 pistol, when I install the .22 conversion it is still registerd as a .45 pistol.

[9X19 125]

You are safe listing either way...stripped lower receivers are listed as multi caliber by a lot of manufacturers becase they are not yet built and there are caliber options for the builder to choose his build using the same receiver.