Hello, 

I haven done a sale in a long time so about to list a bolt action for sale. can we still do it as long as FID and DL match?

 

Thanks,

No.  You must go through a ffl now. 

No! All transfers must go through an FFL now. No more COEs.

7 minutes ago, JohnnyB said:

No! All transfers must go through an FFL now. No more COEs.

Except for immediate family. I just did one.

Just now, Zeke said:

Except for immediate family. I just did one.

True.  And LEO to LEO!

Yes, tack an extra $50-$100 onto the deal w/ FFL fees and background check.  

3 hours ago, JohnnyB said:

True.  And LEO to LEO!

And FFL-03 to FFL-03.

thanks guys!!

no more meeting at the hunting grounds and trading weapons

Only COEs dated 9/15/18 or earlier are good any more. 

1 hour ago, BobA said:

Only COEs dated 9/15/18 or earlier are good any more. 

1 hour ago, BobA said:

Only COEs dated 9/15/18 or earlier are good any more. 

I seem to remember an October 1 date, but that's neither here nor there unless you have access to Mr. Peabody's Wayback Machine (anyone remember that?) and can go back and do an old COE (no longer on the state site, but available somewhere) before the date of the change.

9/15/18 would be a safe date. And COEs are all over if you need one let me know. 

I was just about to ask this same question! Thanks... new jersey laws sucks!

So just for clarification, all F2F rifle and pistol sales have to go through the same transfer process at an FFL? OR, does the pistol transfer require additional information and paperwork? Looking to move a few things and don't know the best route to go down with these new requirements/expenses. Thanks!  

Edit: Also, I'm assuming out-of-state sales have to go from my FFL to the buyers out-of-state FFL? 

Does anyone know what constitutes immediate family? For example, does a grandparent or in-law etc. 

51 minutes ago, NJGunGeek1980 said:

Does anyone know what constitutes immediate family? For example, does a grandparent or in-law etc. 

immediate is father, mother, brother, sister, wife, husband. 

On 3/16/2019 at 6:18 PM, njJoniGuy said:

I seem to remember an October 1 date, but that's neither here nor there unless you have access to Mr. Peabody's Wayback Machine (anyone remember that?) and can go back and do an old COE (no longer on the state site, but available somewhere) before the date of the change.

October 1st was day law became effective. so anything September 31st and before fell under old way