PK90
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IF you took the gun back to your dealer and had the dealer send it back to Cabelas, they could have sent your dealer the new firearm and your dealer could have transferred it to you legally within the 30 days. BUT, since you sent it back to Cabelas directly, it's now a new game. You will need to wait the 30 days. Of course this is only my opinion. Carry on.
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NOW IMHO, you should've taken the firearm back to the NJ transfer dealer. The PD should not restrict the number of permits that they "sell" you. The laws have been updated on the NJ Legislature website.
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The laws have been updated on the NJ Legislature website.
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YOUR ANSWER IS HERE (.pdf)
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If three is what you asked for, then DONE. If you asked for more and they are denying you that opportunity, LAWYER UP.
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Welcome from the MidSouth.
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The FEDERAL form is ONLY for multiple handguns.
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Welcome from the MidSouth.
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IronSights, IF, you returned the Glock to the dealer who transferred it to you, you could have used the second permit within the 30 days, as per the recently passed bill which Korslime signed the other day. BUT, you now need to wait until 11FEB2010 to take possession of the Springfield. :cry::greetings-wavegreen::greetings-wavegreen:You guys sure love Dicks. ETA: Pun intendedYou must be from the NJHunter.com forum. I've seen much misinformation posted there. :roll:NICS can only keep track of dealer sales, not face to face transactions. The permits go back to the issuing authority and the Data Reduction Unit. These are the people who will do the "snagging". BTW, the PD should NOT be limiting you to ONE permit at a time. Suppose you were to change your mind and decide that you want a different handgun the next day. You have a right to go back to the dealer and trade it in on a different one and use another permit. It is written in the law that Korslime signed already.One at a time, not closer to 30 days apart. It doesn't matter that you paid for them, it is the time when they were acquired by and transferred to you. Even though the frame is not considered a handgun by Federal standards, it is in New Jersey as you must use a P2P to take possession.Not bad. Any experience with this brand?
