PK90
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The "FPID" number is your SBI number.100% legal. There is no way that it can be fired from the shoulder. It is a large handgun. Kinda cool. There are also holsters available for it.One permit needed. You get a full size and subcompact size. The guts interchange. This is an ideal "OGAM" firearm.You're only going to get a 1X red dot for that price range. Plan on tripling it for anything with magnification.Too much information missing here. Did the deceased have a will? Was there a wife or siblings to the daughter? Was your mother's friend and your mother NJ residents at the time of the transfer? Is your mother a prohibited person or does she have a FPID card?Retired LEO are not counted in the 1200. I know of one permit holder and he is not security.My response: "You have guns?" YES "What do you need a gun for?" TO PROTECT MYSELF. I CHOOSE NOT TO BE A VICTIM. HOW WOULD YOU PROTECT YOURSELF FROM SOMEONE WITH A GUN WHO WANTS TO DO YOU HARM? They usually clam up and don't know what to say. Damn Sheeple.The PD violated the Admin Code of 13:54-1(a)4 as posted by Maksim. The OP can not have a "Permit to Purchase a Handgun". It should be returned to them. I do not know about being willed the firearm. I would guess that the heir still can not possess any firearm without being qualified per the Admin Code. What if the heir is an 8 year old? Is he allowed to possess the firearms by himself?Just to clarify; You all know I was kidding, right?Prohibited or not, it does not matter.Dealers are supposed to follow laws of their state and of the purchaser's state per Federal Law.Do all the Gen 4s do this? I think not. One gun problem does not spoil all the rest. The ejector could be tweaked or replaced to fix that problem for that particular firearm. I am sure that Glock has thoroughly done their research before releasing the Gen 4s.Do this and try to push the hammer off the sear.One does need a FPID to acquire handgun ammunition (and long gun ammunition according to the Admin Code) whether they show it or possess it. Even citizen-purchasers. Is this not regulating the online purchase?POST WHORE!! Why didn't you just edit your post prior to this one and add to it?Even without a Will? From what the OP posts, it appears that the wife is the legal owner now and they must be transferred to him by a FPID and multiple P2Ps with the exemption.IMO, it is a fair price. I've taken the Colt Armorer's Course as described here: Granted, for the Colt class, you are there longer and doing repetitive actions, but for an individual who is looking for the experience and needs assistance, this is it. I am sure that there would be one on one instruction if one needs it during the class. I only see the class size to be a few students due to the short notice AND few people would have all the parts still on hand resisting the temptation to attempt to put it together themselves.Without a will, they all go to your dad's wife. If no wife, they go to you and your siblings. In the first scenario, you will need a FPID card for all the long guns and a P2P for each handgun. You would be exempt for the OGAM law. In the second instance, you do not have to, but should, get a FPID, as long as you are not a prohibited person. FYI, there is no gun registration in NJ. Only handguns acquired in the state are registered, except inherited ones.A game tonight on MTV2 at 11PM.
