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Having the FID or PP in hand isn't necessary to purchase a firearm or ammo online. The seller will ship the firearm to an FFL of your choice who can then store it while awaiting the paper work. Steve at Monmouth Arms hold items free of charge I believe and has great personalized service, no standing at crowded gun counters. As for ammo, some online sellers want a copy of your FID, I would just avoid them or purchase on gunbroker.com Ammo can be shipped directly in NJ.

Found it: https://www.njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/topic/99841-so-this-is-interesting/&tab=comments#comment-133128 Malice4you: I don't get why so many people don't understand the 30 day law. Its so simple. Receptionist who took in application gets 30 days to hand it over to police 1st police officer has 30 days to send out for references Then another 30 days after getting references back. Up to 30 days later, he or she then can send out for background check When that arrives, another 30 days to send out mental health. After waiting up to 30 days to decide if your rights matter, the officer then hands the completed approval form back to the receptionist, who has 30 days to type up the permits. When typed up, receptionist has 30 days to hand the permits over to the captain. Who, you guessed it, has 30 days to sign them. At which point, someone is delegated to calling you within 30 days to pick them up during the convenient 3:00-3:15pm timeslot every 5th thursday after a full moon. Is it really that hard to understand how NJ works?

Damn, I should have bookmarked the post someone did about how New Jersey's 30 day FID application law actually works. As I recall the way he explained it every little step in the process resets the clock another 30 days, so it ends up taking about year altogether...

Going in person sometimes gets better results, hard to ignore someone or dump them into voicemail when they're standing right in front of you. The records dept. usually handles FID applications.

People still need to think long and hard before answering the gotcha questions. Who knows how many get denied and just go away because of some misunderstood past incidence. When I first applied I was denied for a possession of fireworks summons (pack of firecrackers as I recall) at 18 years old that I thought was dismissed, Wrong. Had to hire Needleman and Pisano to get it expunged and reapply.

Does he believe they're going to let the "pandemic" pass? This is the most powerful, successful tool for controlling populations in modern history. They'll do everything they can to keep this thing on slow boil indefinitely. (BTW- the definition of pandemic is when a Majority of the population is infected, even including all the false positives we are nowhere near the levels of a true pandemic).

Be sure your record is clean before applying. Any convictions no matter how old or trivial will show up on the background check. Same goes for the mental health questions. BTW you would be applying for a Firearms Purchaser Identification Card (and if you choose a Handgun Purchase Permit). Although not considered gun registration per se in N.J. thats what it amounts to, particularly with regard to handguns.

Of course its insane that people could believe a warming planet is something to be feared, whatever the cause. Warm is good, cold is bad. Warm means longer growing seasons and at higher latitudes thus increased food production, lower heating costs. Cold kills 20 times more people than does heat. Civilizations thrive during historical warm periods, collapse in very cold ones. But that is the world we live in today; good is evil, lies are truth, right is wrong.

This. Firearm ownership doesn't have to be expensive unless your shopping $1200+ AR's. No way would I spend that much when perfectly adequate AR platform rifles can be had for much less even at today's panic prices.

Yes, thats because N.J. firearm owners can't be trusted with loaded guns within easy reach in our vehicles Too much of a temptation to start firing randomly out the window on the way home from the range.

That community isn't going to get any larger if you keep up the attacks. And in a brand new member's 7th post no less. Nice.

Another advantage of Gunbroker. The Item gets shipped to the buyers FFL of choice. The burden and responsibility is then on the FFL to make sure the transfer is completed according to the laws of the buyers state. Technically your "selling" it to the FLL who then transfers ownership to the buyer.

https://www.gunbroker.com the Ebay of firearms. Take a lot of quality photos with a good description, pay the extra $2 bucks for an ungraded listing so your add appears on the first page and not Siberia. Use a 14 day listing, set the minimum bid for the least amount you'd accept for the item with higher "buy it now" price All which depends on what your selling. In demand items command a premium, others you may be lucky to get a bid. Tactical shot guns for example are going for crazy prices. An advanced search in completed items will list actual sale prices. If this too much hassle just put them on consignment somewhere and take what you can get as mentioned

Guy doesn't look too sharp judging from the mug shot. Fuel filters via China from an Instagram ad?

Sending them the FID is bad enough and I avoid those sellers. If some place wants my DL thats a deal killer for me right there-NFW.

I believe short barreled rifles (less than 16") are not allowed in N.J. I think the best you can do is 14.5" barrel with a 1.5" muzzle brake (pinned of course) to bring it to 16 inch minimum. Personally, I would stay with a 16' inch barrel to avoid the possibility of having it mistakenly seized by an uninformed LE.

Buy online then have it shipped to your FFL. Steve at http://www.monmoutharms.com makes the process very easy, FFL info is available as a PDF file on his website for forwarding to an online seller.

Yes, then use the low quotes as negotiation leverage. You'd be surprised how much they can drop their prices when there is competition. Although these days when everybody is going nuts with home improvements maybe not so much.

Private water wells are great until an extended power outage. Without a large enough generator and the proper hookups to run the well pump you won't be able to stay in the house very long. No flushing toilets, bathing, washing dishes, etc. Gets gross really quick.

Good, at that rate the town should be fully armed in about 6-1/2 years.

What did you choose?

If I couldn't;t speak There is really no excuse for such a lengthy delay at this point, other towns are processing FID applications in a timely matter. I would try going in person. The records department typically handles FID applications, they are usually located at the PD with public access for picking up police reports, etc.

I would give Frank Pisano a call and get some expert advice on how to proceed. http://frankpisanolaw.com He specializes in N.J. firearm law and no doubt has seen situations like this before. I hired him for a different kind of hassle when I first applied for an FID card.

Democrats will burn a state to the ground before they make meaningful spending cuts. Murphy had a very legitimate excuse to defer or reduce the state pension contribution this year, instead he illegally borrowed $4.9 Billion and forked it over to the fund. Then rammed through the millionaires tax and allowed the gas tax to jump 10% and Parkway tolls to increase..

Someone tries to obtain a firearm in N.J. runs afoul of one of the many hoops in place to discourage them, seeks advice on NJgunfoums and gets accused of being undercover LE, nice.. Keep it up and this place will be even more of a ghost town than it already is.