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Hello, my name's Stephen.  I'm a resident in beautiful Camden County home to the nation's most beautiful city, Camden.  I'm currently 18 and have been interested in firearms for years now.  I'm a vollie FF with my local town and work doing emergency vehicle upfits.  Although NJ is my homestate I attend college in the more free state of Florida studying aerospace engineering aka rocket science or something.  Sadly no Florida stores will sell to me because I'm from "a Commie state" which is understandable since some idiot might bring back their non-compliant rifle to a Commie state.

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Welcome.

 

By the way, you can buy handguns and long guns in Florida if you can exhibit a government issued document that has your address on it.

Out of state residents can buy longguns in Florida, but must stores won't sell to ban state residents.  The easiest way I've been told by a few stores is to get my FL fishing license but its apparently a hit or miss getting it nowadays if you don't have permanent residence there.

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Very interesting, will have to talk to the firearms club on campus here about this since we just purchased a book containing all of FL's gunlaws.

Welcome to the forum!  :hi:

 

 

Very interesting, will have to talk to the firearms club on campus here about this since we just purchased a book containing all of FL's gunlaws.

 

Requirements to Purchase a Long Gun (Rifle/Shotgun) in the State of Florida.

  • Persons must be 18 years of age to purchase (shotgun, rifle, etc.).
    All legal US residents may purchase a long gun in the State of Florida provided the sale complies with applicable laws in the State where the purchaser resides. [18 U.S.C. 922(a)(3) and (5), 922(b)(3), 27 CFR 478.29 and 478.03].

 

http:// www. fdle. state. fl. us/ cms/ FPP/ FAQs2. aspx 

 

If you have your NJ FPID and the rifle is Jersey compliant you should be able to purchase in Florida.

 

 

... If you have your NJ FPID and the rifle is Jersey compliant you should be able to purchase in Florida.

I think he knows that.

 

The issue is that he should be able to buy a non-compliant long gun, or even a handgun, because he is considered a Florida resident when at school.

 

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Yeah, I was originally going to buy a 6920 down here but when I was there and asked them they told me "Nope" even though I told them I was a student at the college down the street.  Guess I need to go in with that ATF ruling.

Welcome to the forum. 

Yeah, I was originally going to buy a 6920 down here but when I was there and asked them they told me "Nope" even though I told them I was a student at the college down the street.  Guess I need to go in with that ATF ruling.

CONFIRMED

 

You will need a government issued document that has your Florida residence address.

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CONFIRMED

 

You will need a government issued document that has your Florida residence address.

Unsure if it was store-policy or not though.  I doubt many stores know of this policy.  I'll go into one of the stores and chat with them about it one day since most of them are nice dudes and they know I'm apart of my college's firearms club since we come in regularly for ammo for range trips.

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