September 16, 201313 yr Anyone know of any shops that'll hold something for you while your FID is in process? I was told 5 months from NJSP and im only 5 weeks in. Its a change of address, so im certain there wont be any issues becides the wait. Im looking to scoop a couple of lower receivers so it wont take up much real estate.
September 16, 201313 yr Just go purchase them out of state, is that an option? You still need a FID. You MUST follow the law of your home state. Whether you purchase something at a NJ FFL or a PA one, they must follow federal law which states that the home state laws apply.
September 16, 201313 yr Author You still need a FID. You MUST follow the law of your home state. Whether you purchase something at a NJ FFL or a PA one, they must follow federal law which states that the home state laws apply. i thought the same, thanks for clarifying it.
September 16, 201313 yr Cheyenne in Hamilton told me they will hold indefinitely as long as it's paid for. Sent from my Nexus 7 using Tapatalk 4
September 16, 201313 yr You still need a FID. You MUST follow the law of your home state. Whether you purchase something at a NJ FFL or a PA one, they must follow federal law which states that the home state laws apply. Additionally, don't lowers have to be shipped to an NJ FFL for transfer, similar to a handgun?
September 16, 201313 yr Additionally, don't lowers have to be shipped to an NJ FFL for transfer, similar to a handgun?I believe that if they're sold as a long gun they're ok. If it's "other" then yes. I could be wrong.
September 17, 201313 yr Call around, or buy through their store and I'm sure they will hold it as long as you buy it from them and drop a down payment.
September 17, 201313 yr I believe that if they're sold as a long gun they're ok. If it's "other" then yes. I could be wrong. If the receiver doesn't have a stock attached to it must go through a dealer in the state where you reside.
September 17, 201313 yr If the firearm doesn't go bang, it is a receiver. A stock on a receiver is still a receiver. It needs to be complete to purchase out of state.
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