Everything posted by PK90
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Just got Fingerprinted for self background check.
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North meets Central meets South!
- ahoy from paramus, nj
- Process to Apply for Handgun Permits and FID
- how do you store you hd shotgun?
I am sure that Ray Ray knows the law, which is as follows, not your quote. Keep in mind, it only applies to LOADED firearms and it is an offense, not a crime.- Hello from Somerset County
- Question on transferring a shotgun from NJ to PA resident?
Guide- So what do you think about the new forum?
IM to be sent regarding transition issues still not fixed.- Where do you keep your pistol permits?
Here's a question.... Those that don't carry copies of their permits with their firearms because the law doesn't require it, do you also not carry personal identification for the same reason? Just a rhetorical question to make you think.- NJSP Letter to Chiefs Proving PPPs Cannot be Limited
It is > LINK- Ammunition Purchase I.D. Requirements
The Admin Code was changed to be more restrictive for dealers when selling ammo. A FPID or P2P is required 95% of the time.- Russkie from South Jersey
- Gunsmithing schools or entry level jobs?
You also need to have a Federal Firearms License to be a gunsmith. Link- Hello from New Egypt
- pin a fake suppressor??
Keep in mind that the muzzle device must be permanently attached by either silver solder or at least four welds. This is per Federal Law. ETA: LINK- Cash for Guns!
$25 for shotguns or rifles, $50 for handguns and $100 for assault weapons Take your POS shotgun and cut the barrel to 12". Instant $75 extra.- Ahoy!
- Thoughts on VLTOR rifle-length modstock...?
I have the Enhanced Stock and pinned it to the length I wanted.- Hi All!
- Purchasing a Black Powder Rifle in PA
I made the same mistake in the past. The 4473 is a Federal requirement for firearm transfers from dealers. The BP & BB are not Federal firearms. FYI, I revised this thread. Please correct me if you see a mistake.- Purchasing a Black Powder Rifle in PA
The only catch I see here is that all dealers are required to follow the laws in their state AND the buyer's state of residence. This is per Federal Law. But, one can argue that since the BP is not a federally classified firearm, then no laws have to be followed other than the seller's state. Also, no 4473 is required in NJ for BP firearms. Only a COE. Maybe I should add a section for BP and BB firearms.- Firearms permit with a misdemeanor?
PTI for a DP? What was the original crime? You were convicted yet do not know your sentence?- Another "Hey" from Central Jersey...
Welcome. Somebody here has an M82A1? I'd be more inclined to buy a Ma Deuce.- Northern Bergen County checking in
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