Hi guys - I am new here.

I have two unused, new-in-box Glock 19s (gen3) that I bought a few years ago and never even took out of their original cases. Never fired. Both have the 15-round mags. One is OD (olive drab green) and the other is black. The black one also came with a laser sight attachment as well, which is also in the original gun case.

Anyway, I am hoping to sell these but I haven't the faintest clue about the process I need to go through here in NJ. Of course, I am aware of the firearms ID and the separate handgun purchasing permits etc - since I went through this process here in NJ myself - but is there anything else I need to know about the selling process as an ordinary NJ citizen? Thanks so much!

It's rather simple.

 

You and the buyer meet up. The buyer brings their pistol permit, as well as their FID card and their NJ DL. You or them provide two COE (Certificate of Eligibility) copies. You both fill out the two copies, the buyer gets one copy of the COE and you get the other COE copy. You fill out the pistol permit documents, then sign and date.

 

The transaction is almost done - there are 3 sheets to the pistol permit. One copy the buyer keeps, one copy the seller (you) keep, and the other one (I believe the pink colored one) the buyer must hand in to his township police department in a maximum of ____ days. I believe it is somewhere around 2 weeks although I am unsure.

 

In summary, you both fill out two copies of the COE. You keep one, buyer keeps other. You fill out pistol permit, you get one copy, the buyer keeps one, and the third copy the buyer brings to his township police.

It's rather simple.

 

You and the buyer meet up. The buyer brings their pistol permit, as well as their FID card and their NJ DL. You or them provide two COE (Certificate of Eligibility) copies. You both fill out the two copies, the buyer gets one copy of the COE and you get the other COE copy. You fill out the pistol permit documents, then sign and date.

 

The transaction is almost done - there are 3 sheets to the pistol permit. One copy the buyer keeps, one copy the seller (you) keep, and the other one (I believe the pink colored one) the buyer must hand in to his township police department in a maximum of ____ days. I believe it is somewhere around 2 weeks although I am unsure.

 

In summary, you both fill out two copies of the COE. You keep one, buyer keeps other. You fill out pistol permit, you get one copy, the buyer keeps one, and the third copy the buyer brings to his township police.

 

So is the process the same for long guns, minus the permit paperwork? Just each fill out a copy of the COE and that's it?

Your buyer must ptovide his permit and you both sign. There are four copies - one for each of you and two to send out per the permit's instructions.

It's rather simple.

 

You and the buyer meet up. The buyer brings their pistol permit, as well as their FID card and their NJ DL. You or them provide two COE (Certificate of Eligibility) copies. You both fill out the two copies, the buyer gets one copy of the COE and you get the other COE copy. You fill out the pistol permit documents, then sign and date.

 

The transaction is almost done - there are 3 sheets to the pistol permit. One copy the buyer keeps, one copy the seller (you) keep, and the other one (I believe the pink colored one) the buyer must hand in to his township police department in a maximum of ____ days. I believe it is somewhere around 2 weeks although I am unsure.

 

In summary, you both fill out two copies of the COE. You keep one, buyer keeps other. You fill out pistol permit, you get one copy, the buyer keeps one, and the third copy the buyer brings to his township police.

 

 

No COE for handguns. The pistol permit is the COE. One copy for you, one for buyer, one for buyers local PD, one for NJSP. The directions are on the "permit to purchase a handgun".

Read here:

 

http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/topic/9657-firearm-purchasing-requirements-as-it-applies-to-nj-resident/

 

As to advertising, become a premier member for $3/month and list them in the marketplace. Things tend to sell quickly to us gun loons.

Thanks so much for the info, guys! Looks like I have already found a buyer for both G19s. Thanks!

If anybody backs out, I might be interested in one of those G19s. PM me if you lose a buyer.

I might be interested as well.

I bought these please close the thread.