Briefly, a friend and her husband are getting separated with the intent of divorce, eventually.   He has two pistols and has had some issues where he might become, in general terms, a question 26 prohibited person.  They both agree that pistols should be hers.  She has no FPID but was driving to the range to shoot with his until I told her that was insane. 

 

So, to transfer, do I have this right?:

 

- she gets FPID in order to be able to transport and buy ammo

- she needs (2) P2P to take possession of the pistols - (?)

- FFL needs to be involved, right?  Since handguns are being transferred.

 

Any other pitfalls?

FFL not required if they're both in NJ.

 

Since there's the 30 day period from OGAM, she should apply for an exemption as well.

^^^^^This exactly.

Good reminder on OGAM, thanks.

FPID does not change "transport" or possession of handguns in any way.

 

Is it too late for a mountain pass hiking trip or some scuba diving?

 

 

I would say NO to the OGAM exemption.

 

Other threads say the OGAM exemption *must now* be sent from an FFL.

 

You don't need an FFL in this case, PP allows you to buy/sell from NJ res to NJ res without an FFL.  

 

Since it will add cost and time to the whole thing, just do the second 31 days after...