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HK could care less, they sent a ton of MP5's to the Jamaican Govt. around 2007 and they were all defective and needed to go back. If you are a civilian, good luck getting support from HK that matches the Mil/Govt support they offer. Rememeber, NO COMPROMISE!

I think you can, I have a relative who has a P2P and a pistol but never had a FPID, this was obtained in the 90's but the form is the same. I can't see why someone wouldn't just get the FPID while applying for the P2P???

That might be , all 50 states should honor the right to CCW and or open carry.

Wishing you luck and wish me some, too It's crazy we have to obtain a P2P for each pistol. I'll be driving the local PD crazy with P2P requests and exemption forms if this one is approved. Damn long guns take up too much room and cheap surplus pistols can be had left and right.

It will never happen in New Jersey, I know a person that has a family run jewelry store and has upwards of $100,000 in items on him (car and person) every day when going to or from the store and he was denied a NJ CCW permit several times but has a FPID and P2P yet can't obtain a carry permit in this State. He has to illegally hide a pistol on him to protect himself and what he is carrying and hope he is never stopped/searched.

Welcome to New Jersey, the State is so cheap they print it on crappy stock and use a typewriter.

Federal Law requires handguns purchased out of state be sent to a licensed dealer (in this case, a FFL dealer in New Jersey) the handgun can be shipped by a private party but check with the New Jersey FFL you decide to use as many will not accept firearms from non FFL's for transfer. If the private party is shipping the handgun it must be shipped UPS and Fedex and via Overnight or 2nd Day Air. You cannot ship a handgun via the United States Postal Service (USPS) unless you are a FFL, only FFL's can mail a handgun Priority Mail from one dealer to another. However, If you have a Alaska DL and do not perm. reside in New Jersey you could purchase the handgun legally in Alaska and fly it back. You will need to contact the airline and verify they have no policy preventing firearms from being transported. Needs to be in a locked approved case and arrive at the airport early to declare it. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO PACK IT IN A CARRY ON BAG! THAT'S A FELONY JUST WAITING TO HAPPEN.

What sucks is the local PD hates guns, when I got my FPID I was 19 and the cop who called me back (after making me wait months) had the nerve to say "How can you afford a firearm to begin with at 19?" Felt like I was being treated like a criminal for wanting my FPID.

Damn. But what if they deny me the 6 permits needed for the exemption request? if the local PD refuses to issue me the 6 permits I'm shit out of luck?

Use a payphone... Better yet, DO NOT call the Nazi unit up and let them know or they will come up with more anti 2A regs for us folks

Also, someone told me I do not need to pay for my prints to be done again since it's the same dept. my original FPID came from. Is this true or more money out of my pocket to the State? Sucks how NJ makes this such a project, I can buy 100 AR's and walk out the door but NJSP can't trust us to buy vintage pistols without pistol permits

Thanks for the info So did you pickup all the pistols at once??? BTW anyone know if PD's can refuse to extend permits? let's say I apply for 8 permits and use 6 for the exemption and a few months down the road I decide to pickup something else I could have 2 permits (extra) sitting around.

So...did anyone on here buy anything from the NJ Div of Taxation auction???

I've already talked this over with a FFL but I'm wondering if anyone else has done this. The FFL I'm using will be holding 6 handguns for me, I intend to apply for the exemption since I collect firearms (rarely shoot them) and it would...well suck to say the least to wait 30 days for each pistol (6+ months w/ paperwork and no exemption if I do it one at a time). No, these are not "Saturday night specials" I'm interested in the Romanian TTC and Polish P-64 pistols, along with a Smith & Wesson 70's era auto loader. My local PD can be real dick heads, when I applied for my FPID last year I was told to fill out a city form asking everything about me, my family, my house, job, etc. and that "IT'S THE LAW!". So I'm planning on going prepared for any BS the local PD might try and pull, I have docs someone at NJ2AS gave me to print out showing the PD Chief must allow me to apply for 6 permits (or as many as I would like) and the exemption request and of I do not have to fill out separate city forms. My FFL has the firearms coming in and has been generous enough to hold them for me until the paperwork is approved. So, with all of that being said... 1. Do I visit the PD first and apply for the 6 permits and go to my dealer, have both me and him complete the exemption request and go back to the local PD and turn it in? OR 2. Do I go directly to the FFL once the pistols arrive and me and him fill the exemption form out and I go to the local PD with the exemption form and apply for the 6 permits at the same time? AFTER the exemption/permits are approved I should be able to show up at the dealer, fill out the state and federal 4473 I can walk out with all 6 at once, right? My worry...my PD hates handguns, but I enjoy (legally) collecting firearms so if they ask for proof that I'm a collector what should I provide? what if they start the whole "why do you need 6 pistols at once?" and refuse to hear that I collect firearms? should I drag a dozen safes to the PD filled with over 100 rifles and shotguns from the 1880's to the 1960's and say "here is my collection"? lol Any info from others who have done this or have any advice would be welcome, wish me luck folks!

I know, the Republic can't even trust us with a sling shot so selling off firearms would be a stretch.

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This is NJ...ask for a supervisor and the person will hand the phone off to someone else or give you the run around (ie call back). BTW did anyone notice what looks like a shotgun in one of the gun safes the Republic of NJ has up for auction? I wonder if that is included with the safes lol

Try his email: [email protected] OR send a letter via Certified Mail to: Steven Pisani, Investigator New Jersey Division of Taxation Neptune Regional Office 1828 West Lake Ave Neptune, NJ 07753

I would tell him I want my shit back NOW, with the way things in PRNJ work you might wait months to get your rifle back. And BA is trying to re-open? how? they are in debt, state auctioned everything off and they still plan to re-open? I would call BA's bluff and tell the person from NJ Div. of Taxation I want my rifle back NOW.

It's BULL SHIT, re-open my ass! they auctioned everything off but they are working on re-opening

My father lived in Phoenix in the 70's and said it was great, I know it's changed a lot since but AZ is also a nice state. But I miss the NJ shop you had, Paul, it was a nice setup and you were great to deal with.

This is why I down sized my collection as I prepare for a move in the near future, I kept my fathers and grandfathers antique rifles/shotguns (around 30, most are no longer shootable) and sold most of my AK's and HK clones to free up money for when I move and can treat myself to some NFA toys. I have family in GA (Savannah) and I hear it's a nice area and the folks are nice (even towards us folks from up North) so I'm stuck between PA, DE, or GA. Hope my house in Somers Point sells, with the casinos closing up in neighboring Atlantic City the real estate market isn't looking good and I would hate to sell our family home for little to nothing but as this point I'm willing to take any decent offer to get the hell out of here. Number one goal is to obtain my FFL when I move (trying to find houses zoned dual, ie for commercial use) and take my passion for firearms and turn it into a small side biz offering transfers, etc. Can't wait to join everyone else in free America, wish me luck folks and again congrats on the move!!

Congrats, must be nice not having to deal with NJ evil features and crazy taxes

Maybe he took off when he felt the heat, I have his home address I should stop by

The one with the tools, etc. is worth a few hundred but that's about it. I was hoping to see some nice stuff on the block