Edgeword

I appreciate the replies. Not so much late to the dance, more like a mini perfect storm. A move from a state where I was licensed to carry, could purchase ammunition without any issues, new job AND assuming that this would have calmed down by now! I know the on-line gougers have stock but I will simply not pay their ridiculous prices. Ultimately I am looking for a shop somewhat close to home so I could shop locally.

Sorry to bring this up...but I have absolutely had enough of the troubles trying to find ammunition on-line. Is there any local shop in NW Jersey or Eastern PA that has 9mm in stock, in bulk?? If not packaged in bulk, any shops without a one or two box limit? Normal pricing, 22-26 cent per round? If need be, PM.....Thanks in advance for any that may have information!

If this match is on, is there any room for viewing the event progression? Meaning - can a newbie check it out without being in the way?

Rifleman1, Thanks for the link...Looks like an intruder is fair game as long as they're in the dwelling.

Good question! Can anyone provide a link or information on New Jersey's castle laws; if any exist?

Has anyone dealt with the Boonton Police Dept. for permits and/or their FID?? If so, can anyone recommend who would be helpful to a newbie of that particular area?

Obviously not. Can someone be convinced this would be a good idea, possibly for forum members only?? I can see both sides of the argument on this one.......

Does anyone know of a published, consolidated calendar of shooting events in NJ and PA that encompasses IDPA style and shotgun events??

Definately interested!

Thanks for the heads up gentlmen!

Malsua, Thank you. The firearms are stock glocks and non-modified remington 1100s all purchased legally via ccw where I was. All should be transportable to NJ in the proper fashion. Moreover, they should be transportable to and from PA, or a local range. I do not need to purchase ammo. I do understand that a FID is needed to purchase handgun ammo or a firearm in this state, along with the proper paper work. Correct?

Qel Hoth, All firearms were legally purchased where I was living at the time. Why would I need a FID for firearms already owned and purchased legally? I have not been told that I must have a FID to transport legally owned and purchased firearms into this state. Anyone care to comment on this????

The funny thing about post #16 is the fact that I had the same conversation with my Bro-in-law this afternoon...............................how to avoid wifely detection!

Can anyone recommend an FFL in the state of PA? Preferably close to the water gap area?

Thank you one and all for the informative replies. The laws in this state are so ambiguous that I am concerned about moving firearms here. Just to clarify, NO NJFID to own or transport, only purchase. Transport is the normal unloaded, in a locked case, magazines and ammo separate. In a pick-up, behind passenger seat on floor, preferably secured to passenger chair rest or under rear bench seat if possible. Currently still have out of state credentials because of a recently issued CCW (issued for more than seven years). My goal is to purchase several items before I relinquish that right (CCW). I truly appreciate the response. By the way, my area is north west Jersey.....Daedalus, definite possibility. Interestingly I used that club because the forum required a club to be listed.

Daedalus, Yes, they will be driven back.

Thanks for the replies. Pistols - Glocks 34 (2) Shotgun Rem. 1100 Should be no issues.....

Left my home state approx. 15 years ago. During my stay in MI, I obtained my CCW (7+) years now. Also during that stay, I obtained several handguns and shotguns. What is the safest way to bring them into this state? Currently they are located in a a state with reciprocity to MI. Do I need a FID? Do I need to go through FFL? I do have registrations for handguns, not for shotguns (Not required in MI). Currently a GSSF member and want to shoot in NJ, not travel out of state. Help me out guys!