There is one catch Adam, per ATF guidelines. the dealer is supposed to follow the laws of both states.

 

When I asked the Cabelas in PA, they said their policy was that it's up to you, the owner, to be compliant with your state's laws. Also, which laws (per ATF) are they supposed to follow? The NJ A.C.? Or the statute? If they follow the statute, then pretty much anything not on the ban list is fair game for them to transfer.

Which is why so many Online retailers will NOT Sell any firearms to those of us in Ban states, they just dont want the hassles.

 

They'll ship it. But it's up to your local FFL to transfer it, and if it's not NJ Kosher, then they won't do it.

I just looked at the specs of the Citadel M-1 carbine. The specs are no different then 1/2-dozen semi-auto 22LR's on the market.

 

Cool weapon. I might just get one in black.

I don't..... but what is one to do if you have Granpa's old M1 Carbine up in the attic anyway..........?

I don't..... but what is one to do if you have Granpa's old M1 Carbine up in the attic anyway..........?

 

Get it out of NJ to someone living out of state... Or sell it through an FFL on GunBroker...

 

They'll ship it. But it's up to your local FFL to transfer it, and if it's not NJ Kosher, then they won't do it.

 

I know of half a dozen dealers who will not ship ANY Semi-rifle to NJ..even to an FFL/Gunsmith for compliance

I was about to post a thread on this same issue then decided to search instead. I very badly want an m1 carbine of some sort but I guess it's best to not bother if I reside in this state.