It states by law that I need to send them a copy of my FID card. WTF is this about? Is this true? I'm sorry if the question has been answered before but I've never had to show my FID card before when purchasing ammo online.

Ammoman is a NJ company. He now has an out-of-state facility so he can ship to you in NJ. Previously he could not ship within NJ. You had to go there, show your FID card and pick up the ammo.

It's pretty common for companies to want your FID on file, though I've been buying from companies that don't (more coincidence as opposed to being intentional on my part).

My understanding is that you must show FID for handgun ammo, but not rifle ammo.

What caliber are you buying? I know there are local NJ stores that will err on the side of conservatism and request an FID for .223/5.56 since there are AR pistols.

What caliber are you buying? I know there are local NJ stores that will err on the side of conservatism and request an FID for .223/5.56 since there are AR pistols.

7.63X39.

Is he still in NJ?

Is he still in NJ?

I believe he has a warehouse out of state, hence why he ships to NJ now.

I believe he has a warehouse out of state, hence why he ships to NJ now.

 

I thought something had changed.  I recall a while back that online sales within NJ were not allowed.

 

What law made that restriction?

I guess you haven't bought ammo online for a while.   Everybody asks for the FID if you live in NJ.   You can't buy ammo without it,  even Gene Soloman and the dicks at Dicks ask for it.....   The ammo man moved to Tennessee ,  he will now ship to NJ , where when he was in NJ he could not..... 

a lot of places ask for FPID these days with the ever changing BS

I guess you haven't bought ammo online for a while.   Everybody asks for the FID if you live in NJ.   You can't buy ammo without it,  even Gene Soloman and the dicks at Dicks ask for it.....   The ammo man moved to Tennessee ,  he will now ship to NJ , where when he was in NJ he could not..... 

 

Yea I haven't in a long time. Been reloading pistol ammo, but needed some rifle ammo which I do not reload. Last time I ordered was 2400 rounds of 5.56 from Wideners. They also stated on website that I'd need to show them FID, but they never asked for it.

Eric sold the company and retired in FL, warehouse is now in Knoxville. Tried to call about picking up some x-tac this am and that's what I was told.

Natchez and sgammo purposefully don't ask as the silly law is only for NJ dealers. The guy at Natchez told me "let them come here and enforce it" a couple of years ago. CTD started asking once a jerky south jersey chief LEO sent a letter why he saw ammo shipments being delivered in his town. They even require for rifle ammo. My experience that made me stop buying from them was over 50 BMG. Hardly a candidate for a handgun. But yet another example of dysfunctional and hyper-terrified over-compliance of silly laws.

 

But I digress.