So I've been looking over this application, and don't understand one thing...

 

I wanted to apply for one of these under the "collector" status. Now, I already own my range gun, HD gun, etc, now I want specific, very hard to get guns, that pop out on sale rarely. Now, these guns are not old, but are very rare (for instance, the HK 45 USP match in stainless, for those that don't know, it's the Lara Croft gun.) There are also a few others I am hunting after. Now, according to the application, there is a field for the serial number for the guns I am "purchasing."

 

My question is, how the hell am I supposed to know a serial number of a gun that isn't for sale yet? Is this exemption obtainable if I give them this reason, that I am looking for certain guns and they appear out of nowhere from time to time? Any advice is appreciated.

You need to basically pay for the gun when it comes up for sale and then fill out the paperwork.

 

Let's say you see two hard to get guns. Gun a and gun b. You just pay for the gun and ask the person to hold them or you transfer them to a ffl. At which point you fill out the sp15 and the seller fills out the sp16 and hand them in. When they come back, you can pick the both of them up on your next pourchasable date. Meaning your next 30 day window from when you last purchased.

 

You can't pre apply for a specific gun, you have to know the specifics.

You need to basically pay for the gun when it comes up for sale and then fill out the paperwork.

 

Let's say you see two hard to get guns. Gun a and gun b. You just pay for the gun and ask the person to hold them or you transfer them to a ffl. At which point you fill out the sp15 and the seller fills out the sp16 and hand them in. When they come back, you can pick the both of them up on your next pourchasable date. Meaning your next 30 day window from when you last purchased.

 

You can't pre apply for a specific gun, you have to know the specifics.

 

Ah gotcha. I was under the impression that this was a different type of pistol permit. Now it makes sense. Thanks for the help!

Ah gotcha. I was under the impression that this was a different type of pistol permit. Now it makes sense. Thanks for the help!

Not a different permit, and you still need one for each gun as well as an approved exemption.

You need to basically pay for the gun when it comes up for sale and then fill out the paperwork.

 

Let's say you see two hard to get guns. Gun a and gun b. You just pay for the gun and ask the person to hold them or you transfer them to a ffl. At which point you fill out the sp15 and the seller fills out the sp16 and hand them in. When they come back, you can pick the both of them up on your next pourchasable date. Meaning your next 30 day window from when you last purchased.

 

You can't pre apply for a specific gun, you have to know the specifics.

Actually, you don't have to wait 30 days from your last purchase to transfer the guns listed on your exemption, you could do that the next day if you wanted to. You will need to wait 30 days after your exemption to transfer any non exempt guns.

Actually, you don't have to wait 30 days from your last purchase to transfer the guns listed on your exemption, you could do that the next day if you wanted to. You will need to wait 30 days after your exemption to transfer any non exempt guns.

 

I agree and also have done it 3 days from the nonexempt purchase.

Actually, you don't have to wait 30 days from your last purchase to transfer the guns listed on your exemption, you could do that the next day if you wanted to. You will need to wait 30 days after your exemption to transfer any non exempt guns.

 

 

I spoke with Lt. Dave Sleuter (spelling) at the NJSP Forearms unit and he was very specific. I buy a gun on jan 1 2011, I hand in my exemptions forms and get them back january 10th, I need to wait until 30 days from january 1 before I may use my permits for the guns on the exemption.

 

He specifically said it allows you to take more then OGAM, but you still need to way 30 days between.

Maybe you misunderstood Schlueter. Call and ask again if you want bry@n, but I've done the exempt guns days after a previous sale. They are EXEMPT from the 30 days, hence the word EXEMPT. BTW, he has been transfered out of the Unit.

I spoke to him as well, and he was the one that said it was OK. I've done exemptions inside of the 30 days recently and NICS approved them, if it wasn't allowed they would have denied it.

 

PK, any word who is replacing him, he was a decent guy.

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Maybe you misunderstood Schlueter. Call and ask again if you want bry@n, but I've done the exempt guns days after a previous sale. They are EXEMPT from the 30 days, hence the word EXEMPT. BTW, he has been transfered out of the Unit.

 

this, pay for your guns ahead of time is good. over one weekend I picked up 4 pistols, one regular permit on one day and the three exempted permits were used the next day, it was like christmas for me! no problems, very easy... too bad about slueter, he was very helpful clearing things up with my p.d., they new nothing about the number of permits allowed, or exemptions.