How would a PA resident purchase a shotgun in NJ ? Both Privately ans from a Store ?

Thanks

Joe

You would need a FPID if you are going to purchase it from a NJ FFL at their facility. Non-residents can get a FPID by applying at the NJSP barracks closest to them (except those on toll roads). Alternately, you could have it shipped to a PA FFL and take delivery there.

 

You cannot do a FTF transaction with a NJ resident if you are a PA resident - it must go through an FFL in either state (see above paragraph.)

 

Adios,

 

Pizza Bob

Thank you Pizza Bob, also do you know if NJ offers a one time FPID card in a case like this, maybe at a lower cost? The shotgun is a H&R single shot, Partner I think it's called, for $100.00.

Thanks

Joe

Nothing else is available.

 

$65+ and 3 month wait.

 

Good luck.

Just ship it to his FFL. That's the easiest way.

It's a privet deal and only $100.00, i don't think its worth all that shipping and charges from the PA FFL dealer.

Thanks

joe

It's a privet deal and only $100.00, i don't think its worth all that shipping and charges from the PA FFL dealer.

Thanks

joe

 

The NJ seller can drop it off at a PA FFL to save you the shipping charges if you're not too far apart.

It's a long gun. Long guns aren't tracked. Just take a clean Benjamin and hand him the shotgun.

 

I KID, I KID. That would technically break a lot more than just NJ laws. You'd break federal regs too.

 

For $100, just chalk it up to a loss. NJ simply won't let their commercial business trade freely.

 

There is a reason people from NJ head to PA to buy guns but not the other way around...

 

Soon every zoning board in NJ will be closing gun shops since "that service is available in a neighboring state withing the market district".

It's a long gun. Long guns aren't tracked. Just take a clean Benjamin and hand him the shotgun.

 

I KID, I KID. That would technically break a lot more than just NJ laws. You'd break federal regs too.

 

For $100, just chalk it up to a loss. NJ simply won't let their commercial business trade freely.

 

There is a reason people from NJ head to PA to buy guns but not the other way around...

 

Soon every zoning board in NJ will be closing gun shops since "that service is available in a neighboring state withing the market district".

. Luckily Chicago tried that and lost. Not that nj wouldn't try it themselves

. Luckily Chicago tried that and lost. Not that nj wouldn't try it themselves

 

Also, if they did try it, the argument would be that handguns cannot be purchased out of state, therefore there is a need for gunshops in NJ.

 

Additionally, I believe I saw, that ruling was limited to sexually orientated business.

 

 

Also, if they did try it, the argument would be that handguns cannot be purchased out of state, therefore there is a need for gunshops in NJ.

 

Additionally, I believe I saw, that ruling was limited to sexually orientated business.

 

Which is apparently protected by the first ammendment

Which is apparently protected by the first ammendment

 

Agreed, hence the need for an appeal to Federal court.