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Just like how it's legal to buy evil black guns in PA as long as you do not bring them back to Jersey?

If he bought a pellet gun in PA that was from the 70's (for example) and brought it back he could say it was a relatives and he inherited it (no FPID needed ) sure it's breaking the law but I doubt anyone would bother him. Of course I have no legal training so take this with a grain of salt

Semi auto shotguns can't but pumps can have pistol grips... Also looking for a better link

Picked up my permits and exemption today Different person at the PD when I picked up, very helpful and the local PD turned out to be easy and pleasant to deal with. Now I just need to move the old sentry safe up a flight of stairs that should be fun

Instead of Caucasian I wrote "WHITE" on the exemption and P2P/FPID application, the PD didn't mind though I'm guessing it is not politically correct.

The same as listed on your drivers license or ID only card. Abbreviate it the same as on the DL or ID. Edit OR White if you are White, African American or Black if you are Black, etc. Misread the post sorry

?did you mean completion? The FFL I use told me to photocopy the form before handing it in to the PD so if it goes missing you can turn in the photocopy. Do not ink it (sign the form) before photocopying it and sign the photocopy if you need to turn it in again.

NJSP should say, look, we will extend a privilege (one time only) and allow the pistols to be transferred to the buyers without the P2P's. Very unlikely but considering how both sides screwed up it's the least they can do to help the lawful gun owners.

Because the State of New Jersey is scum and run by idiots. The pistols were never transferred so the permits have likely expired, the permits need to be extended and that takes time or new ones issued ($$). Phil violated NJ law, the State seized the guns and screwed over buyers. People should have had any firearms they purchased from BA returned long ago instead of the State dragging it's feet.

What a screw up! so the forms disappeared and they can't even find them at the local PD?

When I was attempting to purchase pre-1898 firearms I was told but numerous dealers they wouldn't ship directly to me unless it fired a caliber no longer commercially produced. IIRC NJ considers pre-1898 firearms just that...firearms.. I would recommend having UPS, FedEx or USPS pickup the gun and would advise against boxing it up and driving with it. And yes you can ship it to a non-FFL holder in another state

Probably close to two weeks right now, I feel like calling and bitching for the Sgt to call me back but that might make things worse... I'll call in the AM. NJ suc...you know the rest

I showed up at the PD today during the hours requested in the voice mail I received, nobody to hand over the permits only the Sgt. can Gotta wait a few more days..bunch of BS

So if they no longer have a NJ retail firearms license and they cannot have any firearms or receivers at the NJ location why would NJSP show up?

Didn't know that, I thought the NJ side packed up. So I guess they have a NJ retail license and FFL to legally operate here?

The PD is breaking the law, if the application is approved they must issue the permits to you regardless of the exemption.

I thought Sarco moved all operations to PA? I remember reading one of the Sarco shotgun news ads and it sounded like they were moving everything to PA?

No jelly?

When you pickup the guns the approved exemption form with the make/cal/serial for each gun must match, I have a feeling it's to prevent someone from getting the approval and tampering with the form (adding guns on that were NOT approved). OGAM is a joke, if you have 10 P2P's and want to purchase 10 Glocks you should be able to without waiting. Of course this state lacks common sense

My dealer had the pistols logged already and I assisted in completing the forms. I would not feel comfortable asking any NJ licensed dealer to sign off on those forms if the pistols were still in transit/not in his books. The make/cal/serial need to match, if they don't the dealer risks loosing his license...

Exploding targets are legal in NJ, I've seen them before can't remember the store but they had binary targets on the shelf. Finding a place to make them go boom is another thing

I would tell them to F off, plenty of other places to buy whatever you want with no questions or BS

They have no idea what they are talking about! I HIGHLY doubt they spoke to ANYONE at NJSP as this isn't even close to the law. I would contact NJSP yourself and inquire about this, if you are determined to buy from them you might consider writing NJSP and getting a letter showing it's legal. Better yet, do not give that company a single penny (if possible) and buy from another merchant. I had Samco Global Arms in FL tell me they could only sell me ammo if I had a FFL and NJ retail firearms license which is bull.

For the OP's safety I wouldn't dare suggest such an illegal act..but those evil 18 rounders are within driving distance

Permits and exemption were approved Handed in the forms October 23rd and received the call December 11th. So I should defiantly buy the non-exempt one first, right? I'm thinking of buying the non-exempt one on Monday and picking up the exempt pistols the same week. That's legal, right? I'm blown away with how fast NJSP approved the exemption.