Rob0115

Very true!!!

Additional details would help, rentals, flips, single family, multifamily? How would this be setup an LLC? Will they be purchased for cash or would everyone sign for credit?

Wrong gun anyway. You need a DE 50 for a pimp gun.

Wow.

I have an NFA gun trust for two reasons, first to protect my collection and two to avoid CLEO sign-off on my title II items. Why do I want some transient elected person to make those decisions? That's one of the many reasons for moving to Florida. Another benefit is that there is future classification of firearms that negatively affects something in your collection you'll be able to retain. I also have a generational gun trust. However, the components that you want to buy have to comply with state law. I want SBR and a suppressor, neither of which are against the law in Florida. In fact Florida has now allowed for suppressed firearm hunting. You can not use the the trust to get around state law. NJ strictly prohibits the holding of NFA in the state so the trust won't help you.

.22, .380, 9mm, 9x23, 9x25 Dillon, .38/.357, .40 S&W, 10mm, .400 corbon, .45 ACP, .460 Rowland, .44 special/magnum, .50AE, .223/5.56, 5.7x28, 6mmAR, 6.5 Grendel, 6.8 SPC II, 300 Blackout, .308, 12 gauge.

I have tapco no issues on my 74.

I've even have/had the V10 twin turbo Volkswagen Tuaregs. They are notoriously expensive to repair but I have my third and they've been bullet prof beasts. I don't recommend it for commuting because the fuel economy isn't good and due to their rarity have gotten expensive as hell to buy. However, I've had Jetta TDIs and they economy was so good it was crazy. The torque in the diesels make up for having small motors and they go like a bat out of hell. every manufacturer has their lemons but to classify VWs as money pits is plain wrong.

Unfortunately this is probably true.

How could this be legal? Isn't this a straw purchase?

Where is it written you need an FPID to take your guns to the range in NJ? You can legally own guns without one but would like someone to post that statute because I couldn't find it. What happens to people who move to PRNJ from out of state and legally own their firearms with no FPID? So you can't buy pistol ammo at the gun shop but I'm not sure of anything else. I've seen guys travel from NY to Woodland Park Range to shoot their guns and then drive back. What crime are they committing? OP I'm not s lawyer and I'm not sure who else on the thread is but if you want legal advice you should contact one. Preferably one that knows gun laws I'm sure you could get a reference for that.

+1 on the VW TDIs I've had a bunch and put a gazillion (ok less but lots) miles on them. Diesel is now less than regular gas again.

Just don't buy one marked AR15.

This is how it works in the rest of the country--there are no permits. I walked into a dealer recently and bought a Tangfolio EAA Witness match 10mm and walked out after showing my D/L and paying. All I have is a receipt for 700+ bucks. However, remember if you are using a permit-to-purchase to acquire the gun you'll have the name and address and date of the person who sold it to you, the make, model, caliber and serial number of the gun, thus you are protected. Just make sure they provide some sort of ID as to who they are (DL) and if it doesn't have their NJ address have them produce a tax bill or some other form of government document to establish NJ residence. If they don't then have them book it into an FFL and do the paperwork with them.

This is correct. That person is no longer an NJ resident unless they dwell part time at the address listed on the FID. If they do not then the FID is no longer valid either.

To be a legal resident you need to have a residence thus you reside in NJ. I am a multi-state resident with a FL drivers license. I've outlined how form 4473 works for dealers for multi-state residents. You need not have an NJ drivers license to buy or sell a gun in NJ you only need to prove you reside here. Without a residence you cannot legally reside here. If you have an FID with an address that you don't live at that FID is invalid. If you have no home (owned or rented) in NJ you are not a legal resident. When I am in NJ I am an NJ resident because I own a home that I live in part time. When I am in FL I am a Florida resident because I have a home that own there and live in while staying there. I also happen to have an FL DL and some FFL's won't sell me a gun because they don't understand form 4473 or the NICS web page. I've heard D/L is required on NICS and IT 100% IS NOT. I only need some government document to prove I own a home here, the FID is fine, a tax bill, etc. The drivers license is only used to establish identity AND NOT RESIDENCE. You can buy a gun from someone with a NY DL person to person without an FFL if he/she can also prove that he/she also resides in NJ. Please see the long discussion on multi-state residency if you are curious about how NICS and form 4473 look at residency, proof of residency and purchasing a gun when you are a multi-state resident.

Which nightforce did you with? I still haven't shot my 6mm as I cannot settle on optics. I was looking at SIII 6-20. And, if you can, share some of that load data.

Yeah I agree. I haven't seen give cash yet but you never know.

Sig just had one for free mags and a range bag. LWRC, off topic, has a mail in offer for an aim point.

Thank you.

You are correct. Looks like I'll travel with them. I'm going to put some in my checked bags. I'm working through that circle jerk right now out of Newark.

Damnit fedex want one of the parties to be licensed. http://www.nraba.org/graphics/Benefits/RevisedServiceMatrix(2).pdf

I have received firearms via FedEx from FFLs that I had either repair or custom work done. So fedex seems to allow shipping to an individual. I'll call them but I'd like to pack a few rifles up and ship them down to myself while I am back here in NJ.

Give it time.....DiBlasio will get that ranking got the wrong way. If he gets a second term NYC will probably rate below Baghdad.

Two separate issues I'd guess but if I legally own firearms can I mail them to myself from one home to another? I know it would have to be FedEx but it seems easier than driving down. Also. What's the rule on shipping ammo from one home to another, both my homes. I don't see why fedexing firearms that I own for one address to another would be illegal but my intuition says it probably is.