NJCK
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Paul, is this how NJ sees this because elsewhere a straw purchase has much more specific definition where it concerns sale to someone otherwise unable to purchase themself. If the OP is selling to another NJ FPID holder, and the COE is done, and there's a bill of sale NJ considers that a straw purchase too???
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Why? Take possession of it. It's a long gun. NBD. It's not like a car and the moment you drive off the lot loses 10 or more percent of value.
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You also realize there is not limit on how many long guns you can take at one time right??? Simply pick both up transferred to you, and then do a private sale, FTF, and be sure you do the Certificates of Eligibility filled out and your buyer must have a FPID. I'm guessing this is unclear to you as new to firearms and NJ law.
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It's a fuzzy area you're treading, and everyone MUST remember it is the FFL who makes the decision! It IS his or her license, not yours, and does not matter what you think the law says. It is the FFL that has to answer any scrunity of his logbooks. With that said, if you have bill of sale between yourself and buddy, and would provide a copy to the FFL it may be enough to change his position.
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Welcome! You've chosen as excellent pistol with the SigPro 2022! I have both German and USA manufactured 2022s and they are all great shooters!
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Appreciate this info so far all, as well as the offered help! He and his factory reside in Idaho. What really excites me is that he has the machinery in-house to make cases too! Very few manufactures draw and head bundt their own brass (might be very instrumental if there's an import ban)! We're researching and putting down a business plan to see what this will take, and he's already scoped out material sources. We want to take a look at two means for distribution, but go with only one or ther other - conventional distribution and distribution via online sales only. The latter is desirable because the "moving parts" could be minimzed by doing in-house order fulfillment and shipping, but as Pizza Bob points out that could be hairy in the current climate. When he operated the business previously, it was all sales through gun show booths, mail order, and wholesale to FFLs who retailed it. So, I'm trying to do due-diligence on the sales/fulfillment angle sufficient for the business plan to see if we arrive at a go or a no-go situation. If we get to a go, obviously we'll get the right people involved.
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Did a little bit of forum digging and some looking around the NJAC and cannot readily find the information. Here's the facts at hand. A friend of mine is a retired ordinance engineer and owned and operated a respected niche ammunition manufacturing company after his first retirement. He ran that for about 20 years, and after his second retirement he simply closed down his factory but still owns it, the land, the machinery, and has maintained the licensing doing boutique runs every now and again sold to private clients. At the age of 89, he's thinking about coming back into the game full bore and manufacturing American-made ammunition because he's very unsettled with the current climate and the attack on 2A. We're not talking a reloader here fellows, but a fellow who owns a multi-acre plant that produced new ammunition. Anyway, I'm considering a stake in this potential venture and am wondering what New Jersey requires from out-of-state businesses to sell to New Jersey firearms owners. We all know we've experienced different things when ordering online, but is anyone here knowledgeable of the specific laws? I believe one option could be to partner with a NJ FFL who then resells and logs purchases, but what would direct sales require? If anyone can point me to the requirements direct from the State, even better!
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We've been trying to spread the word to as many as possible, but you're right there are many who still don't know about it and many who do but don't think it will affect them because they haven't read the proposed Bills. The NJ Bills will effect all gun owners in this State is passed. Doesn't matter if you're target shooter, hunter, or zombie defender! Also doesn't matter if you do nothing but shoot black powder and hand load your own ammo... If nothing else is with you, give them the NJ2AS web address www.nj2as.com!
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FNX is a fantastic shooter and fits large hands very well. Unfortunately, I personally could not stand the abuse from the checkering after a typical range day of a few hundred rounds. Swapped for a FNP with a fellow member over at Five Seven Forum.
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I personally think the bigger question should be asked: why does this State still have to be the middleman? Many convenient options for FFLs when using the Federal system directly!
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Good luck! I know it's been fun for you! Wonder which of the local PDs in this County tortures you! :wild:
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Another from S. Jersey! Welcome.
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Another Gloucester County resident here! Welcome.
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Ready to tailgate? You bring the bullets, I provide the beer and grillin'! Of duty, of course.
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While I favor S&Ws, I have a few Ruger tanks in my collection as well. Personally, I would take a 617 over the SP101 in .22 every day. For the .357Mag, if you're buying new production is goes either way. If you were talking a 686 CS-1 vs a GP-100, the CS-1 would win every day. Now if the option was an older M27 vs the GP-100, it would be the M27.
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Take a look at your cartridge options for a 460, and then take a look at the ballastics of the .500 S&W Mag. Unless you are a big bore hand loader, cost per round and ballistics don't add up compared to the 460. Same big X-frame Smith, but much more flexible.
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To answer the OP's direct question first, IF that particular NJ Bill should somehow pass, then yes, it would end up banned along with any rifle, including black powder, that shoots a projectile of that size or larger. Myself personally, I'd pass over a 500 every day for a 460. Do your own research, and see what you then decide.
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Grab the online coupon for a buck off at the door. Buddy is over there now and said the door line was blocks long before opening.
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Who is really going to listen to a failed mayor? Especially considering his City is a major center of illegal gun violence. Why would banking institutions who make considerable profit off lines of credit that size listen to such nonsense? Because they might loose some anti account holders from whom they make little profit? Banks make their profits from lines of credit, not savings, money markets, or checking accounts...
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There you have it. SigPro 2022. There's a reason I have two German-proofed versions (9mm & .40S&W) and an Exeter-built (.357Sig with an extra .40S&W barrel). Best pistol out of the box I've ever shot, and I've shot many in 30+ years.
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Highlighted the pertinent part for you! No wonder why my wife fears carnies...
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Probably worse! I just have a robust public filter.
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Here you are my friend: For Monday: http://www.nj2as.com/EVENTS?eventId=620963&EventViewMode=EventDetails For Feb 8: http://www.nj2as.com/EVENTS?eventId=605978&EventViewMode=EventDetails For the rally, plenty of groups travelling by bus and rail together!
