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When you call a lawyer and ask for legal advice, he is going to give you the most sanitized answer possible since it is his job to ensure you don't get in any trouble. He probably knows the chance of you even being charged (much less convicted) with having an AW is slim, but he is there to keep you from the possiblity it could happen. This is the same reason why reloading books have all been lawyerized with low charge numbers, reduce risk to the lowest possiblity.

I can agree with your premise, but would you really want to carry into a gym anyway (if you could)? Those places are rife with theft - lockers being broken into, cars being broken into. Where are you going to put it that's secure?

Oink Oink Seriously though, I wouldn't have left them there either.

Federal regs require that FFLs can only sell firearms that are legal in the state they are from and the buyer is from, so they cannot sell you any firearm that is not legal in your home state. I would imagine that OGAM would not apply to out of state dealers since NJ has no way to enforce that outside NJ, and the ATF (at least so far) doesn't get involved gun rationing. The AW ban would still apply because the gun itself is not legal for the FFL to sell to you.

This would be my story too. I have never seen anyone wear ear protection while hunting.... and I don't know how you could, you need to hear what's going on around you.

HR 2900 would HR 822 would not

You cannot take initial possession of BB guns (LG) within the borders of NJ without filling out a COE, so having it shipped to you is still illegal, regardless of who is sending it, if you didn't take possession of it before it was shipped to you. This means you could personally send it to yourself from out of state or receive it back if you sent it out for repair, but you have to have initially taken possession of it legally.

You can apply for them exemption independently of the permits, they're approving them, you should be fine.

I agree, You may also have a problem with Motown PD accepting your exemption like they're supposed to. I've been hearing that Motown PD is telling people to send it in to the NJSP themselves, which is not the procedure as I understand it.

Welcome! You can apply for an exemption to transfer more than one HG in a 30 day period. You will need to have them waiting at your FFL before you apply since you will need the serial numbers to apply for the exemption. Not really worth it if you already have your permits and are only looking to buy 2 HG's since it will take 3-4 weeks to get the approved exemption back. If you decide in the future that you want buy multiple HG's file for an exemption.

You can run your sale through an FFL if you want to but most buyers don't want to pay the added expense of NICS and transfer. FTF can only be done with NJ residents (if you are an NJ resident), PPP must be filled out for HG sales and COE for LG sales and it's up to you as the seller to make sure the buyer has all the proper documents (FID, PPP, DL that matches other documents).

I thought it would be 5 years, as is the case with most crimes in NJ, I didn't realize it was from when a suspect was identified and not from when the crime occurred.

What's the statute of limitations on burglary?

If it is indeed 48oz (it doesn't say that in your link) it would be legal as far as I can tell.

The Scorpion's only evil feature is #1, there is no shroud and if you fire it enough you could get burned since it's all metal. #5 would be a reach on any gun, and this one has been changed from the FA design - it doesn't have the ability to accept a collapsible stock, nor does it have a threaded barrel - aside from the semi components.

45 years later

The old FID/PPP apps used to have a question on them that asked: for what purpose did you want to buy firearms? The standard answer was for target shooting or hunting.

If you want a dealer that will do the transfer on a Scorpion send me a PM.

Gardenstate Bow & Reel in Stockholm (about 5 minutes past the turnoff for Cherry Ridge on 23) has a good selection of crossbows and will explain the ins and outs to you.

Scorpion is legal, you just can't have the 20 round mags. That GSG 522 most likely not.

Yeah, you can't even buy that in free America as a civilian.

It's an ex Dragoon 91/30 M91s are an inch or two longer than Dragoons and both would still have the serrated sight base. Yours has the smooth style sight base which was done when it was arsenal converted to a 91/30.

I think I still have a box of that I bought from Navy Arms quite some time ago. IIRC it was PAPD surplus.

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When did Dick's ever sell handguns? I don't believe they ever did, not in NJ or anywhere else.