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WHen your ready im sure i can source one

Correct there are 2 ways... I choose to do it just as i log any other gun.. I want to avoid any mistakes when we are jammed up with customers. Plus it also requires 2 people to hang around while you wait for nics which can take 5 min or 5 hours. I assume the seller cant leave the firearm and come back as he has to maintain possession during this time. What does the dealer do if they decide to not come back regardless of nics response etc etc. I will tell both parties my process and they can choose to go ahead or find another FFL that will do it with method #2... I got another question. Lets say you go with method 2. 2 guys show up. you do paperwork, run nics and he is denied. what do you charge for the Nics and failed transfer considering you pretty much did the majority of the paperwork and it must be kept in your records forever? I ask because i have never had a Nics denial on a transfer.. the one i had was for a firearm i sold so there is no transfer fee.

I think the issue is this part in bold Have you ever been attended, treated or observed by any doctor or psychiatrist or (If this OR did not exist it would make it much more clear) at any hospital or mental institution on an inpatient or outpatient basis for any mental or psychiatric condition? If yes, give the name and location of the doctor, psychiatrist, hospital or institution and the date(s) of such occurrence I agree 100% sort of... I had Anxiety but it did not have a negative affect on me in regards to functioning daily. As i don't know your case you have to make that decision. and the associations for mental health do consider it one... they benefit for labeling it that... it also helps patients with insurance coverage .

From what i understand its County records. Not not entire medical history its strictly a mental health query. I would say you have nothing to lose. Just apply and check yes to 26 and prepare to get a letter from your doctor that you are not a danger to yourself or others. If this is a case and your doctors not a complete anti i do not see an issue with them giving you this.

Ill just stop doing F2F unless you have an appointment.

for $10.00 you can get he answers you seek.

If i cant love me who's going to? I'm telling your wife you are being mean and hurtful to me.

If i cant love me who's going to?

ok boys... lets not argue to fight about this... we have more important things to worry about... Like democrats sending mail bombs to each other. I'm satisfied with my transfer fee's.....they are fair and will not be doubling them

I called my contact at the NJSP to try and get this gentlemen the right info, BTW its a common question they answer. Here are the answers 1. Marking YES on 26 DOES NOT PROHIBIT you from obtaining a firearm card or permits. 2. Marking YES only "Might" require you to obtain a letter from ANY NJ licensed doctor that you are not a danger.. It can be your family doctor, pediatrician any as long as they are licensed. Does NOT have to be the doctor treating you. 3. Marking NO but then the mental health check shows you are in treatment might be an issue In regard to how you answer 26 they cant advise. Has your treatment been reported or not... will it show up on a mental health report. etc etc So i say check YES and just talk to your family doctor about a letter, the letter does not have to state its ok for you to own a gun... Just that you are NOT a dangerto yourself or anyone else. I mentioned that when i was getting married years and years and years ago i had major anxiety and was given meds.. it never stopped me from becoming an FFL.. he LOL'd and said we might have to look into that Hope this helped.

i can ask

lol

Oh they get a receipt from me that states they turned a firearm over to me with Manufacture model type serial caliber. signed by me on letter head.

Piece of mind, Cash and what ever he buys with his new found wealth.

Yes unless you are capt14

I think sellers would not want a sale to be based on if the buyer can pass nics Seller drove, met etc etc I doubt they care as I would not if I were them . True denials are also very rare

Few ways to do it but considering they have to goto the ffl no point in having there personal info passed on to a stranger. In the end the results are the same Pretty much once fun I s checked it to our book seller can leave

Actually #2 is the correct answer

1. Because the njsp addressed this with me and said something about modern Cartridge. 2. I hate you 3. After seeing your posts they wanted to require you to run nics for a butter knife but I taked them out of it.

BTW i know someone who is on medication for anxiety and also regularly visited a mental heath professional and was NOT denied an FID and passed nics.

1. Anxiety does not prohibit you. 2. Talking to a mental health professional about previous a relationship would not prohibit you.

1. Yes 2. Dealer For the most part its handled just as any other firearm transfer of a pistol. Regardless who it came from. Each dealer will have there own procedure but from what i can tell the majority of dealers will be treating these just as they treat a firearm purchased online and shipped to them. I'm pretty sure by days end the majority of posts in this thread will be bitching about the new laws and the FFL's without actually answering your question

I do not think this is the case. I did not see any wording that addressed this specifically. Previously an air gun sent to a dealer required paperword , COE Or P2P but no Nics check. That being said one can interpret all to mean "All" or "ALL" LOL. Since it was not addressed directly from what i can tell in the new laws i will revert to our original practice until otherwise advised by the NJSP. My Opinion... Nics is the federal background check system and only items considered firearms federally are nics checked.

100%! Lawyers for example or accountants might have 1 client at a time etc