Hi I am looking for knowledge of those that may have done the same thing and can give good info. Say someone uses their permit a day early by accident in a F2F transaction. Does anyone know how likely the SP would have been to prosecute this one time act had I already mailed the permits in? Thanks 

SP will go off whatever date is on the permits, Regardless - he's on the hook , not you. Since one of the requirements for a BUYER is to make sure they are after their 30 day limit. 

 

I've heard stories of buyers getting a phone call from the SP explaining " you shouldn't do that " buying under 30 days, but not much past that. 

You took possession of the gun after you transferred it . You commited a felony by doing so. After you transferred it it was not yours.

OP, dont panic and dont do any more silly stuff in that panic. 

yea im not in a panic. I asked for info regarding my question "Does anyone know how likely the SP would have been to prosecute this one time act had I already mailed the permits in?"

Cgarges will not happen unless there is something else on the buyers radar. Did you change the date on the permit?

 

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i believe i got the answer I was looking for. considering we were both shooting in ports next to each other i didn't believe it was a big deal. we just destroyed the permit that we made an error on. Thanks 

shredded it, didn't think changing of date was allowed. 

i believe i got the answer I was looking for. considering we were both shooting in ports next to each other i didn't believe it was a big deal. we just destroyed the permit that we made an error on. Thanks 

^^^This little tidbit belongs in the ORIGINAL POST, lol!

My buddy made a purchase a week before the 30 days was up, he never heard anything from anyone. 

Death by firing squad.

Dont sweat it. I made that mistake once. And im not writing this from inside prison walls.

Your not in block golf....lol

You should think twice about posting an "admission" on a public forum. Admissions can always be used against you.

Ok. I totally lied and have never touched a firearm before. There. Fixed it.

You should think twice about posting an "admission" on a public forum. Admissions can always be used against you.

 

I've sold a handgun within 30 days in violation of the law. Fuck that law.

 

ETA: It was a mistake.

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Say, "Hi" to County for me.

LMAO

OUCH.

I've also only heard of phone calls from the sp. they may make it sound like you could be in trouble but are cutting you a break this once. Do it twice and I'm not sure what will happen

 

 

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For reference, by strict letter of the law, its a fourth degree crime.  NJ 2C:39-10 lumps ALL of N.J.S.2C:58-3 into fourth degree, including OGAM violations. So OGAM violation is on the same level as walking around with a loaded firearm without Carry Permit.