Private purchase of a single shot, single pump, pellet pistol in Maryland, with absolutely no paperwork.

 

Repercussions of bringing into NJ, if any? Thanks in advance.

 

 

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None. KYMS.

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7 hours ago, this_is_nascar said:

 

Private purchase of a single shot, single pump, pellet pistol in Maryland, with absolutely no paperwork.

 

Repercussions of bringing into NJ, if any? Thanks in advance.

 

 

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10 YEARS IN PRISON!!!! Go answer your door, the NJSP and Loretta Weinberg are out there waiting to take you away!

As the man says, stop blabbing about it on the internet. 

You purchased it out of state, regardless of where. You followed the laws of the state you purchased it in. You are GTG! Just remember, when you cross the border into the Communist PRNJ, it is considered a handgun and all rules for transport and deviations apply.  God I hate this F@#king state!

Thanks everyone.

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And don't have any hollow point pellets with it.

Do these things have serial numbers on them?

4 hours ago, Handyman said:

Do these things have serial numbers on them?

The better ones do.

Do these things have serial numbers on them?

Yes.

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20 hours ago, Handyman said:

Do these things have serial numbers on them?

It doesn't matter if they do.  

4 hours ago, JC_68Westy said:

It doesn't matter if they do.  

If NJ effectively consider it a handgun, and it doesn't have a serial number couldn't that land you in a world of hurt?

2 minutes ago, Handyman said:

If NJ effectively consider it a handgun, and it doesn't have a serial number couldn't that land you in a world of hurt?

If legally bought in another state, no.

If legally bought in another state, no.

Agreed. Even if bought in NJ, some pellet guns do not have a serial number.

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Also some old guns don't have serial, my .22short derringer doesn't. 

56 minutes ago, fishnut said:

Also some old guns don't have serial, my .22short derringer doesn't. 

Serial numbers were not required on firearms in the US until the GCA of 1968.

I have an old shotgun that doesn't have a serial number.

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^^^And before anyone asks, if ya sell Gramp's old gun(s) w/o serial numbers, on the C.O.E. or P2P in the box where you normally would write the number you merely put the word "NONE"

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