I know its been discussed around here somewhere but I cant find it. IIRC for 2 NJ guys doing a f2f hg transfer the only really safe places due to transport are either the sellers home or a range The seller cant go to the buyers house as its not an exempted destination but the buyer can transport from the sellers house as its a point of sale..Am I remembering that right or is there something else?

I have always been told that either buyer or seller's range is good to go, but the seller's range is better.

Seller's home is good to go, but there are obvious risks that you need to consider.

Edited May 7, 201214 yr by TheDon

That's the only thing I hate about FTF firearm transfers, it's sketchy and a pain in the a** figuring out a meeting spot.

When in doubt I think a range is best. It falls under the transport exemption and nobody has strangers coming to their house.

The Seller's home or any legitimate range are perfectly legal for handguns.

 

Out of a trunk at the mall is not, neither is the buyer's location.

Not sure what the fuss is about tje sellers house. If you are going to sell them a firearm i would think you would trust them to come to your house. Especially since they will be showing id and filling out paperwork

Not sure what the fuss is about tje sellers house. If you are going to sell them a firearm i would think you would trust them to come to your house. Especially since they will be showing id and filling out paperwork

 

This. They're going to have all of your information when you do a firearm transfer anyway. I don't see the big deal.

If you just met someone off the internet and all you know about them is that they agreed to buy your handgun, there is a risk. They might not even have a FPID or a permit. They might just be looking for a home to hit that they know owns firearms.

 

At least at a range, there are other people around.

 

There are bad people out there. Really, there are.

If you just met someone off the internet and all you know about them is that they agreed to buy your handgun, there is a risk. They might not even have a FPID or a permit. They might just be looking for a home to hit that they know owns firearms.

 

At least at a range, there are other people around.

 

There are bad people out there. Really, there are.

 

If you don't trust someone enough to have them in your house you shouldn't be selling them a firearm.

If you just met someone off the internet and all you know about them is that they agreed to buy your handgun, there is a risk. They might not even have a FPID or a permit. They might just be looking for a home to hit that they know owns firearms.

 

At least at a range, there are other people around.

 

There are bad people out there. Really, there are.

 

While I see your point, but if I agree to sell a gun to someone and they come to my home, very good chance I will be locked and loaded, especially if that is the first time meeting them, but just think about the people you have meet from the Forum, all good people as far as I am concerned.

If you just met someone off the internet and all you know about them is that they agreed to buy your handgun, there is a risk. They might not even have a FPID or a permit. They might just be looking for a home to hit that they know owns firearms.

 

At least at a range, there are other people around.

 

There are bad people out there. Really, there are.

 

Oh you can be sure that if a Forum member shoots me or robs my house he will def be getting a -1 and bad feedback.

Oh you can be sure that if a Forum member shoots me or robs my house he will def be getting a -1 and bad feedback.

 

Even if it is Ray Ray?

Oh you can be sure that if a Forum member shoots me or robs my house he will def be getting a -1 and bad feedback.

 

Can't do that anymore... na-nana-na-na..

Hmm.. A match open to the public? Valid destination and lots of non-felon witnesses with guns. You probably can't test fire anything unless youa re letting the buyer shoot the match with it, but you can't do that at home either.