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How many FFLs are in NJ?

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The updated New Jersey FFL Listing is as follows:

 

As of 2014.04.10 there are:
 

332 Firearm Dealers

185 C&R Holders

 15 Ammo Manufacturers

 25 Firearm Manufacturers

 11 Firearm Importers

  2 Destructive Device Makers

  1 Importer of Destructive Devices

 15 Pending Applications

 

What constitutes a manufacturer? I know Henry but didn't think there was any nj based gun companies

 

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What constitutes a manufacturer? I know Henry but didn't think there was any nj based gun companies

 

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I'm assuming anyone who holds an 07 ffl. You don't have to be a manufacturer with a defined product line to be an 07.

Just curious what is a Destructive Device in this context ?

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Last month there were 24 Manufacturers:

Henry Repeating Arms

Mastodon Ammo & Camo

Eagle Imports

NJ Arms

Shoreguns

Howell Gun Works

GSD Coatings

Faber Precision

Carlucci Arms

RTSP

Panelcraft

Griffin & Howe

Intertek Labs

Safir Arms

Compass Gun Works

Esquire Estate Firearm & Collectibles

Hawk Custom

SRA International

Captain John's Gunsmithing

Wheaton Automatic Arms

Surface Technology

Precision Firearms Coatings & Sales

American Scout

Tech Ops Intl.

 

Something is not right. ATF can't count. All but one of the above are current.

So gunsmiths are considered MFR's.

 

I really want to know who the 2 destructive device manufacturers are.

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So gunsmiths are considered MFR's.

 

I really want to know who the 2 destructive device manufacturers are.

Lightfield

Sabre Global Services

 

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What constitutes a manufacturer?

What about the importers? Who are the importers?

 

I know Griffin and Howe can import any firearms from abroad .....but who are the others?

So gunsmiths are considered MFR's.

 

I really want to know who the 2 destructive device manufacturers are.

Not quite. 01 FFLs are allowed to conduct gunsmithing activies. 07s are able to do everything an 01 can as well as manufacture firearms. "Manufacturing" in the eyes of the ATF is a rather broad activity though. Taking a complete upper and a complete lower then pushing the two pins together is considered manufacturing by the ATF. Installing a LPK in a stripped lower is considered manufacturing too because the FFL is adding value to the firearm prior to sale. Interestingly enough, I believe painting/refinishing is not manufacturing but gunsmithing.

Kimber has manufacturing facility in Ridgefield, NJ, although it is a Yonkers, NY company.

What about the importers? Who are the importers?

 

I know Griffin and Howe can import any firearms from abroad .....but who are the others?

 

Eagle Imports - they import Bersa

RSA Enterprises - may be another name for Eagle though as the address is the same

Im 1 of 185

Ever had an unannounced visit from the NJSP because of this?

I only got it in January. My atf inspector that interviewed me was more than nice and I really don't think she actually wants to bust anyone. Basically she said follow the law and don't be stupid and I'm fine.

Probably the same one that interviewed me!

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