Born and raised in NJ moved to NEVADA almost 4 years ago.

I have my Nevada, Utah and florida CCW permits none are good in NJ.

Sadly i MAY(maybe not) have to come back home to live with my parents in NJ. This will be after june/july this year.

I know hollow points are tricky there, i have at least 1000 or so.

My glocks have a few mags over 15 rounds.

I have a few AR15's, i've heard people having AR in nj but what laws i did read are confusing.

A remington 870 with pistol grip, not shure if i can have that there?

Taser, think i can't have that either?

Bear spray/ pepper spray 12 oz size.

 

What i'm thinking of doing is storing everything in PA.

Do i have to get permits to bring stuff in? even if it's not banned?

What about registration?

I will add i'm going to be very sad to leave the desert.

Warm AND DRY weather.

Sunny all the time.

Welcome!

 

Hollow points are legal to have provided you fall within one of the listed exemptions, including being the process of moving, driving to or from the range, or possessing within your home. Get rid of or permanently modify any magazines that hold more than 15 rounds. You may own an AR-15 if it does not say "AR-15" on the side, has a fixed stock(collapsible stocks must be pinned), no flash hiders, no exposed threaded barrels, and muzzle breaks must be pinned/welded. Also, grind off any bayonet lugs. As long as your 870 has an 18" bbl it is good to go. There are no pistol grip/magazine restrictions for pump action shotguns. Tasers are not legal to own. I'm not 100% sure on the pepper spray.

 

You could store everything you don't want to get rid of in PA. No permits are required to own any of your weapons in NJ, and registration is voluntary(don't do it!). Buying more guns, and any ammo in the state will necessitate that you apply for a Firearm Purchaser ID Card.

 

Hope this helps!

I do have a bullet button and 1 10 round magazine for making my AR15 california legal.

My ar has a quad rail so i don't know if a bayonet can be attached?

I don't know if i like that idea of pinning my stock or muzzle brake.

So they only register guns if you buy from a ffl? or is that optional when you purchase?

So if i drop the ar's in pa i can bring my shotgun and glocks with 15rd or less magazines directly to my parents house?

Can i conceal on my parents property and in their house? they have 5 acres.

I INTEND TO HANG ON TO MY NEVADA DRIVERS LICENSE AND TRUCK REGISTRATION IN CASE I HAVE TO COME BACK OUT WEST FOR WORK.

Would it be a good idea to take the NRA, GOA and other pro gun stickers off my truck and maybe replace with obama and PBA FOP stickers?

I do have a bullet button and 1 10 round magazine for making my AR15 california legal.

My ar has a quad rail so i don't know if a bayonet can be attached?

I don't know if i like that idea of pinning my stock or muzzle brake.

 

The "bullet button" does nothing for NJ. You can have an AR variant with a detachable magazine. If your AR is CA legal I would presume there is no bayonet lug. While it does suck having to pin the stock and muzzle break, those are the laws.

 

So they only register guns if you buy from a ffl? or is that optional when you purchase?

 

Pistols are registered at the time of the sale within NJ. Long guns are not. If you choose to register any gun with your PD, you are more than welcome to do so, though I see no point in doing it.

 

So if i drop the ar's in pa i can bring my shotgun and glocks with 15rd or less magazines directly to my parents house?

 

Yes.

 

Can i conceal on my parents property and in their house? they have 5 acres.

 

Yes, provided you have their consent.

 

I INTEND TO HANG ON TO MY NEVADA DRIVERS LICENSE AND TRUCK REGISTRATION IN CASE I HAVE TO COME BACK OUT WEST FOR WORK.

Would it be a good idea to take the NRA, GOA and other pro gun stickers off my truck and maybe replace with obama and PBA FOP stickers?

 

You should research the laws on dual residence before maintaining your NV DL and Registration. As for replacing the gun stickers with Obama stickers...

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