They saw this coming - hence the increase in fees.
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Isn’t that information already on the 4473 and the P2P at your local PD?
Supposedly they are working on improvements to further automate and speed up NICS checks. They are saying the increase in fees are to help pay for the improvements. A better idea would be to scrap NJ NICS and let us use the free fast federal system directly.
Handguns are registered in NJ, long guns are not (unless you voluntarily registered them).
Do you think pistol grip on semi automatic shotguns will be legal now
Not yet - Semi Auto Shotguns and Handguns were remanded back down to the lower court. The fight continues
Washington Gun Law is long-winded but he has a nice breakdown.
That is not part of the ruling and why remanded to address that loose end. it is already established that the features ban is unconstitutonal and the LCM arbitrary because NJ has moved the goal post n the past.
It s likely that most, if not all, shotgun laws will revert to federal law. If you want that semi-auto 12GA AR with a 20rd drum, you go get that semi-auto 12GA AR with a 20rd drum.
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OK, but the long gun information is sitting on the top of the 4473 form, at the FFL.
The only thing the NJSP sent out today was that they are upgrading the Dealer Portal on the FARS system and updating the NICS System as they discussed at the ATF/NJSP firearms dealer seminar in June. They are increasing a fee associated with the NICS check from $2 to $6 so expect to see that cost passed on to the buyers when it takes effect.
Dude. Stop being so negative.
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She’s an expert shot and familiar with firearms but continues to call semi auto rifles “weapons of war”
She then goes on to say that shootings have declined in the last 3 years. Yeah, that’s when we were granted CCW. What a moron!
So when can I un-pin my stocks? Muzzle devices?
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This is exactly why I have such low trust in “My FFL said” stories.
True, but there is no registration database for long guns like there is for handguns. Finding that info requires a physical inspection at the dealer’s location.
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Isn’t NJ’s COE for long guns effectively a registration?
There two copies of that form produced when a long gun is transferred. One copy is given to the buyer and the other is kept by the seller. So, a physical inspection is still need to get the information that is on the form.
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