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NJ Handgun Exemption and ATF Form 3310.4

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Came across this Form 3310.4 while reading something else. Are NJ FFLs required to file this form with ATF for transactions involving NJ Multi Handgun Exemption with 2 or more handguns transfer  ?

The ATF form is a federal requirement. Has nothing to do with state law.

Just make sure you have the serial numbers in advance and also the correct amount of P2Ps if I'm not mistaken. Just correct me if I'm wrong.

 

 

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Just make sure you have the serial numbers in advance and also the correct amount of P2Ps if I'm not mistaken. Just correct me if I'm wrong.

 

 

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That's relevant to the New Jersey OGAM exemption for consumers, not the federal 3310.4 multiple gun purchase reporting for FFL's.

I've done two exemptions in NJ, it requires make, model, cal, serial # of all guns.  You can get extra P2P on the ST-033 form if you'd like, I did.  Some towns preprint the information on the P2Ps that correspond with the exemption. 

 

It wasn't very hard to do at all.  The first time I did i bought six firearms the second time eight.  NJSP completed it in a couple weeks.  It was faster than the actual P2P's from my town.

Most people are not familiar with it because it's filled out and sent in without their knowing by the FFL.

 

If you buy three of more of the same low end handgun (i.e. Jimenez 25 auto) and live in a border state, I would expect a visit by an ATF agent.

 

That being said, I've heard of some FFL's filling them out for stripped AR lowers which I find irritating because 3310.4 is only meant for handguns.

That's relevant to the New Jersey OGAM exemption for consumers, not the federal 3310.4 multiple gun purchase reporting for FFL's.

My bad jumped in w/o checking the forms. Sorry all

Not all dealers do. I do. I guess I am a newbie and need to be watched. Although, I have yet to see anyone from ATF, that I know of.

 

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