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You can sell it to an FFL. If you're that worried the NJSP is going to find out about it, sell it to an out of state FFL and have them come pick it up, NJSP will not be auditing an out of state FFL's books and that state's PD isn't going to care. The minute the gun is transfered to an FFL it is no longer illegal. I think you're all worring entirely to much, I know NJ FFL's that buy M1 Carbines all the time from people that had no idea they were illegal. I haven't heard of anyone being arrested or prosecuted yet because they sold one out to a FFL. Have the dealer put in his A&D book that he received the rifle from the "Estate of (insert dead persons name here)", what are the cops or prosecutor going to do? Prosecute a dead man?

Have that gun in 6" Great gun, go for it.

^^^^^^^^^ THIS! Only two ever made, only one known to still exist - the most expensive gun in the world.

Well......... if you can't drink, you need to find some other way to make the reception interesting.

NO NO NO NO NO, please do not let a piece of history be destroyed! Sell it to a NJ FFL (who can then sell it out of state) if you don't want to risk transporting it - they can pick it up at the father's house, or take it out of state and store it there until we can restore sanity to this state.

You can buy a resnipered 91/30 for about $400. It sounds to me like you might end up spending close to that to do this project.

The police there run NICS checks every month on people with carry licenses.

They can also be had with 20.5" and 23" barrels. I want one of these........ just not in the budget right now.

We should probably forward that article to every politician in NJ, maybe they will stop considering us a fringe group to be abused for their own political gain when they realize gun ownership is becoming more mainstream.

You cannot buy pistols in PA directly, they must be shipped to a NJ FFL. You can buy long guns in PA, but only from an FFL. If you find a private seller at a PA show with a long gun, find a dealer at the show who will do the transfer - going rate over there is about $25 with NICS.

WASR 10 are sold in a "standard" configuration in about 45 or so states and in a "post ban" configuration in 4 or so states (including NJ). The post ban version differs from the standard version by not having a bayonet lug or optional folding stock and a muzzle nut is welded on (so as not to have a threaded barrel). There is often a CA version for AK type guns that, in addition to the post ban features, also does not have a pistol grip or has a bullet button.

We can always do Rock Paper Scissors for the rare Mosins.

I think their store is only open on Fridays.

Single Member LLC's function like a sole proprieter for tax purposes but are more like corporations for liability purposes. I believe they were permitted in NJ starting about 10-15 years ago.

Happiness is.......... a warm gut pile.

Yeah, done that............ found a box of 38ACP at a gun show.......... had to buy it because it was cheap, rare and someday I'll end up getting a pistol in that caliber - what me? have a gun buying problem?

If your addiction was drugs, you would be equivalent to a drug addict owning a pharmacy.

Tractor Supply sells them as well.

Guilty as charged

What you're thinking of is a Single Member LLC, which functions like a Sole Proprieter for tax purposes but is more like a corporation for liability purposes.

I not sure IMA has an FFL, all the guns they sell at gun shows are always antiques.

I never have taken any bayos off, no one even gives it a second thought at the range.

If the rifle is a true antique, you don't need any paperwork if selling OUTSIDE of NJ, FTF or otherwise (although getting a receipt is a good idea). If selling within NJ a COE is only need if the sale is to a non FFL.

So what if his business is an LLC or a corp, if he is the majority owner in the company he can carry in his business in NJ. If that were illegal, the NJSP would have locked up virtually all the small gun shop owners in NJ by now, they're all LLC's or corps and they all carry in their business. You owning a few shares of BP does not make you a majority owner in the company, just like it does not entitle you to walk into their headquarters and do as you please there because you own a minute fraction of 1% of the company.

IMA and Sarco are two seperate businesses, they both recently opened stores in Easton PA, although I think IMA still does some business out of NJ.