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This is why it's been said not to do anything with your 15 rounders until there is a determination on the injunction currently being argued or until December. If the injunction is successful, we buy some time until they can fight it out in court. Then, if they win, the 10 round limit goes away, and in a wonderful, non Communist legal system like we have here, we might even get standard 30 round mags back. Also, if they get the injunction approved, my guess is that 5 round mag bill goes into the circular file.

Hope the Hood, get's the message... Piss on Trenton!

Actually you can buy more than 1 every thirty days with an exemption. You could immediately buy as many as you want from out of state (or in-state) dealers and have them shipped to your FFL, you would then get the serial numbers of each gun and fill out a form and apply for an exemption. Once received you can pick up all the guns at once. This only applies when you have the serial numbers of each of the guns ahead of time. Check the state police web site for more info.

If your FFL has problems, ask around. I strongly recommend Steve @remixer @ Monmouth Arms. Also, buy a shockwave from him.

The 30 days is when you take possession of the gun in NJ. NJ law stops at its borders. You can buy all the guns you want out of state and have them shipped to a FFL to be transferred to you every 30 days. Many FFLs will charge a storage fee for keeping a gun longer than a certain time period they state. Find this out before you start sending guns to one.

My wife shooting my 308 AR out to 300 yards yesterday..

Thank you to everyone who replied. It seems however that a few of you are becoming angry for not knowing every last detail about the original seizure- which was not the point of my seeking opinions. I was asking only abut the return of the magazines so that I could alter them myself. Comments from members (i.e. Sniper 22) questioning my motives are inappropriate and distracting. FYI - While I didn't agree with the original seizure over a family dispute I am not fighting the actions (inappropriate as they may have been) taken by law enforcement. There's no grand conspiracy or elaborate back story. We're a family of professionals - no criminals or drug dealing or violent histories - just a family dispute over estate issues. I'm sure more than one of you have had family problems! . I'm getting the weapons returned and don't need to take up a pissing match with the local idiot cops and be in court forever. LIFE IS TOO SHORT!! Again- thank you for the opinions and possible explanations behind the ambiguity of the subject. To those of you who question my motives- get over yourselves! Not everything is a conspiracy against you!!!!

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Yeah I don't see why cops need to carry strange, unusual and inherently dangerous weapons of war. We don't need that in our communities. Police should be limited to the same safe magazine limits as us, and also their rifles and shotguns should comply with all of our common sense gun safety laws. This can easily be done and they can even have a six month grace period to modify, dispose of, or transfer out of state any such firearms and magazines. Also they should not be carrying dangerous hollow point ammunition as it is illegal to do so in the Garden State.

you're trolling , being lied to or pranked. Pick one.

SADLY.....and i hate to sound cynical.....there almost always is more to the story.

How many mags are we talking about? if it is just few not worth involving your lawyer, does not hurt to bring the statue with you when you pick up and ask for them back stating you have the grace period for your FFL to permanently make them ten rounders or sell for you to legal state.

I've had more than one, and they were all granted. Because of the wait time, to make the effort for an exemption worthwhile you really have to be buying three or more handguns.

Walk into the police station with a box large enough for all your mags with a UPS label attached with an address for another state where they are legal and you have a friend/relative there that can legally take possession of them. Seal it up in front of them, ask them if they would like to escort you to the nearest UPS pickup site, then tell them thanks...........

I don't understand their policy. The Mk III has a threaded barrel and was sold all over NJ.

AFAIK it is but it does have a denied block. A few years ago I applied for an exemption and I got it in about two weeks. Last year I had a two handguns I wanted to get and asked the FFL I use about getting an ecemption. At the time he said it was taking longer than 30 days to get the exemption. I was better off just waiting in this case. If you have 4 or 5 you wanted to get at once it probably would be worth it.

Steve at Monmouth Arms is being nice and holding onto my Dan Wesson PM9 until my permits come in. Going on 8 weeks now. Sitting on pins and needles waiting for them, hoping this week. It’s the nicest gun I’ll own to date and maybe ever. So I know I’m being a bit over the top with worrying about the finish but that’s the way it is right now. I’m still leaning towards the Safariland 014. Saw Zeke asking about the new 7 series holsters and might go that way down the road if I go single stack “division”. I like the limited division, seems like the most people are in that one. Like I said before, right now doesn’t really matter where I’m at. I’m just trying not to suck and ring some steel. Going back to the 014. Any one share there experience with that one?

I have never applied for an exemption. So not sure of the pros vs cons of trying to do so. In my case, I did not want to invite even more scrutiny beyond the already arduous process. Others with experience in this regard can better advise you.

I second what Griz said. Last December I was in the exact situation you are. Shortly after using one of my permits, was notified that a handgun I wanted (GP100 in 5”) was in stock at Davidsons Gallery of Guns. I purchased it on their webiste and they shipped it that same day to a local ffl. Three weeks later I picked it up.

PPQ FTW!

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Question. Handing them over to a civilian. I take it that police are civilians. The only ones that arent are active military? So. Its a civilian holding civilians belongings ?

Hmmm... I'm out of practice for a full physical, but I could probably do a hernia test if you need one. You want internal medicine for you or family practice for the whole family?

They look tacticool AF. I need one for my g19 with a light.

My wife found a coupon for the series 7’s!

Ya but I’ll probably Take @Lambo2936to the range. Clays/ handgun/ rifle etc.. where’s you won’t leave your moms basement

Ok this is a question for @Handyman if ever there was one..

Yes you will get holster wear with kydex — I have a few 1911’s with plenty of wear that have only seen kydex holsters but who cares — it’s just a gun — use it and have fun

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Did you bring your 15 round mags too?

Did it have pineapple? If not, @Zeke would like a word.

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I personally use Costco as an example when talking about ammo purchases: people go to Costco and buy a mega-package of paper towels, for instance, because they KNOW they'll use up the paper towels over time and by buying in bulk they get a cheaper price per roll. Well, I (and many shooters) buy ammo in bulk (typically on the Internet) for the same exact reasons. No big whoop. Even my most ardent anti-gun friends seemed to wrap their brains around that one....especially when I show them that 5000 rounds of .22lr is about the size of a large shoebox... then it's less intimidating!