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If I was the seller on a delay, I'd get the money for the firearm, if the buyer is willing to pay (not knowing if a denial will come, then he is out the money), and leave it with the dealer. DONE. Seeya. If I was the buyer and got delayed, I wouldn't pay for the firearm because I might be denied. I would wait for the NICS result. If I was the dealer, I'd collect the NICS and Transfer Fee up front, then let the two figure it out.

Not a dealers problem. Run the NICS, get your money. The money for the sale is between the seller and buyer.

I hear the police are doing "assault magazine" buy backs.

Reread the document from ATF. IMHO, if there is a delay or deny, the seller should retain possession, not the dealer. The dealer retains the 4473 and collects the $15 (and fee if they want).

I've had 30+ denials in 4 years in AZ, so I guess the permit and FPID system works. ETA: I wonder what percentage of apps get denied at PD. Sent from an undisclosed location via Tapatalk

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No different than any other manufacturer. S&W 29 is .44Mag and others. Taurus 66 is .357Mag and others. Beretta 92 is 9mm, and others. Etc, etc, etc. The issue is the two digit model name why people get confused. Sent from an undisclosed location via Tapatalk

Federal guidelines give dealer a choice to keep gun on a delay or allow seller to keep it. Denials don't get logged in; seller keeps it. Sent from an undisclosed location via Tapatalk

Questions for NJ Dealers: 1. Who is the seller on the COE, you or current owner? 2. Will you take part filling it out? 3. If the transferor is a nonresident, do you treat the transfer the same way as #1? 4. Will you keep a copy of the COE? 5. Will you send the copy to NJSP FIU? 6. Were you given guidelines by the state? 7. If so, can you share them with NJGF? Sent from an undisclosed location via Tapatalk

The wood TAC-14 is 5+1. The others are 4+1. Sent from an undisclosed location via Tapatalk

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$750

Ruger has discovered that some Ruger American® Pistols chambered in 9mm may exhibit premature wear of the locking surfaces between the slide and barrel which, if ignored, can result in a crack developing near the ejection port of the slide. AmPistol_Safety-d9d1d77205dcf1dc331ef534ff1c5f6f.pdf

Not as the law and Admin Code currently reads. It is not a handgun, shotgun, nor a rifle.

I can see FTF still going on between friends and relatives. Nothing changed with the law. If one is willing to bend the law, why even do a COE? But, are you going to buy a long gun from someone you don't know and pre-date the COE? The gun could have a body attached to it, or something similar, between the COE date and the transfer date.

No

I went with an inexpensive Nikko. It has 4 different red & green reticles. Sent from an undisclosed location via Tapatalk

My CMMG Banshee in 5.7x28mm. I put in a 10 round mag for you guys. Sent from an undisclosed location via Tapatalk

I would have the seller fill it out, and both the seller and buyer retain their own copies, not the dealer. The dealer should check #32 on the 4473. The NJSP FIU did not want any COEs in the past and I see no changes by law?

Nothing changes for reporting legal handgun transfers. The NJSP will still get the registration information. Long guns are still not registered, as the form stays with the seller and buyer, although the transaction will be recorded. I have a question for the NJ FFLs. Will you keep a copy of the COE, or just have your customers fill it out and keep their copy? Did the NJSP FIU give you instructions on that?

It used to be the following back in 2013. I don't know if it was changed. Champion Communications 1001 Yamato Road Suite #406 Boca Raton, FL 33431 (561) 272-5667

The Fudds ain't gonna like it. I foresee a lot more denials for Joe Bob want'n to buy Billy Joe's rusty double barrel cause his cousin reported to the Law what he did behind the barn 30 years past. Sent from an undisclosed location via Tapatalk

Suggestion by the Feds, but I see NJ following it.