PK90
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To buy a long gun in NJ. To buy ammunition in NJ. To transport a long gun in NJ.
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It's a shame we live in NJ. AIM SURPLUS AD
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These are the ammunition types that the NJSP has authorized in writing to be legal for a retired LEO to carry. They are not considered hollow points in their opinion.
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The dealer better keep a separate book for gunsmithing purposes or he will have some unnecessary explaining to do. Hope this helps
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No entry IF it is return the same day to you. No Gunsmithing book, just the regular A&D? You have to get a P2P and do the 4473 with NICS.As stated, if you sent the firearm directly to the manufacturer for repair, they could have sent it directly back to you. Since you took it to your local dealer, the dealer could have done three things. 1. The dealer sent it to the manufacturer without logging it in any of his books. He should not have done this. Is is in violation of Federal and State regulations. If he did, further explanation of this scenario should be done off line. 2. The dealer logged it into his A&D Bound Book, then out to the manufacturer. He now must enter it back into the A&D Book, then require you to do a 4473 with NICS and P2P. Then it is logged out to you. 3. The dealer logged it into his Gunsmithing A&D Bound Book, then out to the manufacturer. Upon its return, it is logged in, then out to ONLY you with no 4473 or NICS being done. This is what should have been done.Pinned at the top of this forum sectionWelcomeJust to add, there is no long gun registration in NJ.No takers? I win.Please site the LAW that says the FPID must match the DL.That is what I was told by the NJSP. I questioned it when I could not find the LAW in 2C.Let me shed some light on a couple of things here. Just because your FPID doesn't have a correct address, does not make it invalid OR prevent you from acquiring firearms. There is no LAW that you are breaking without changing the address on the FPID. Your DL does NOT have to match your FPID. HOWEVER, a dealer should not transfer a firearm WITHOUT them matching. This is in the Admin Code which a dealer MUST follow. The PD can overlook the matching addresses, BECAUSE they can verify your present address by a DL look-up. The dealer can not. A PO Box on the DL is valid, BUT not for purchases from a dealer.Is this data used for any purpose? Where is the Reference?No. For NJ purposes, there are only long guns (FPID required) and handguns (P2P required).YesMaybe I am missing what is being posted here. In short: One can not acquire a stripped lower in another state. It is not a long gun. A dealer can only transfer a stripped lower to a resident of the same state and the acquirer must be 21YOA.
