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Does Bayonne allow Sellier and Bellot ammo?

Except S&B is etched at the base of each round.

Bought 20 boxes of S&B 9mm and found out that they're not allowed at Bullet Hole.

Cool, thanks all.

Next question. If I go to the range (closest to the Belleville one) with my gf or friend, can they fire the gun? Or only the owner is allowed to fire it?

This statement had me thinking. So if owning a firearm is a constitutional right, then why do we even need purchase permits? Why can't we just go into the store and buy a gun like we buy groceries? Why can't we all open carry? Why are gun laws so strict?

Yeah, it's been almost exactly a month. She said it was the standard fee for the FID card if I lose it, change of address, etc.

My dealer was pretty cool. I showed him the P2P and he didn't ask for anything else. He took the info from that, and said when the gun arrives, he'll fill out the rest of it. Gen4 if I recall correctly.

Cool, thanks to all for the answers.

I'm completely new to handguns and the whole procedure of obtaining and owning one. I went through the whole application, trusting that the local PD was going to provide me with everything I needed to do so. I paid the fees via money order, they fingerprinted me, background checked, 2 references with letters (and follow up phone calls, even called my boss at work). After a long ordeal, they finally called me to let me know everything was ready. I went to go pick up the stuff and received only a permit to purchase a handgun. I was so excited, I left without asking any questions. This was obviously a mistake, I now realize in hindsight. I did some further reading and it turns out that I'm in need of a firearms ID card. What's it for, I'm not sure. I'm sure it's akin to have a drivers license to operate a motor vehicle. I'll probably need it to show that I'm legally allowed to own and operate a handgun. How and why is beyond me, as I was never tested or trained on safe operation of a firearm and knowledge of laws pertaining to ownership of one, but I digress. A month later, realizing that something was amiss, I call the PD again and ask them about this and they claim they gave it to me the day I picked up the purchase permit (absolutely untrue). She checked their files on me and said that it wasn't there, but it was noted that I picked it up. I wasn't going to get into an argument over it so I asked what it would take to get another one issued. She said $18 and up to 2 months. So I'm just going to get the process started again. I'm not going to win this battle. Just last week, I went to a local store and bought a Glock G19. The dealer just looked at the permit and didn't ask for an ID card. He just said when the gun arrives, I have to fill out some form and that's it. So my question is, can I go to a range without a FID? Can I just carry the permit, which is printed on carbon copy paper and has my ID# on it. Or am I SOL until I get the ID card? So what exactly is a FID used for? Do I have to carry it with me whenever I am transporting my guns to and from the range?