My Brother in-law lives in NJ and claims that he know on a shop that has really good prices.
Can I buy a pistol by walking in a store in NJ, Ct or Pa?
Can I buy a pistol by walking in a store in NJ, Ct or Pa?
Can I purchase a pistol with my Nassau County lic.
My Brother in-law lives in NJ and claims that he know on a shop that has really good prices.
Can I buy a pistol by walking in a store in NJ, Ct or Pa?
Can I buy a pistol by walking in a store in NJ, Ct or Pa?
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I'm not sure about pistols but I couldn't even buy ammo in NJ with my Suffolk pistol license.
I'm not sure about pistols but I couldn't even buy ammo in NJ with my Suffolk pistol license.
From my understanding, No. Interstate transactions are done thru an FFL.
COBLIS is a bigger issue on new handguns from other states also. I purchased a pistol out of state, did the FFL transfer deal, and hit a brick wall when it did not have the COBLIS samples. My FFL dealer when through a bunch of BS and it cost me extra $$$$. :grrr
COBLIS is a bigger issue on new handguns from other states also. I purchased a pistol out of state, did the FFL transfer deal, and hit a brick wall when it did not have the COBLIS samples. My FFL dealer when through a bunch of BS and it cost me extra $$$$. :grrr
From my understanding, No. Interstate transactions are done thru an FFL.
COBLIS is a bigger issue on new handguns from other states also. I purchased a pistol out of state, did the FFL transfer deal, and hit a brick wall when it did not have the COBLIS samples. My FFL dealer when through a bunch of BS and it cost me extra $$$$. :grrr
COBLIS is a bigger issue on new handguns from other states also. I purchased a pistol out of state, did the FFL transfer deal, and hit a brick wall when it did not have the COBLIS samples. My FFL dealer when through a bunch of BS and it cost me extra $$$$. :grrr
You should be able to as long as you go thru FFL's on both ends.
The prices will have to be VERY good to make it worthwhile though.
The prices will have to be VERY good to make it worthwhile though.
You should be able to as long as you go thru FFL's on both ends.
The prices will have to be VERY good to make it worthwhile though.
The prices will have to be VERY good to make it worthwhile though.
MOVED Out Of State Licensing
MOVED Out Of State Licensing
Yes, you may purchase the handgun but the NJ FFL will have to ship it to a NYS FFL, who will have to have it made CoBis compliant, if it's a new gun. If it's used, then CoBis doesn't apply.65Gunz said:My Brother in-law lives in NJ and claims that he know on a shop that has really good prices.
Can I buy a pistol by walking in a store in NJ, Ct or Pa?
The cost of having an NYS FFL handle to transaction, plus the cost of the CoBis compliance could easily add $100 to the cost of that gun. Consequently, if it's new, you're probably going to be better off buying it from a NYS dealer.
PM me, if you have any sensitive questions.
Gary
Yes, you may purchase the handgun but the NJ FFL will have to ship it to a NYS FFL, who will have to have it made CoBis compliant, if it's a new gun. If it's used, then CoBis doesn't apply.65Gunz said:My Brother in-law lives in NJ and claims that he know on a shop that has really good prices.
Can I buy a pistol by walking in a store in NJ, Ct or Pa?
The cost of having an NYS FFL handle to transaction, plus the cost of the CoBis compliance could easily add $100 to the cost of that gun. Consequently, if it's new, you're probably going to be better off buying it from a NYS dealer.
PM me, if you have any sensitive questions.
Gary
I'm originally from PA and purchased a pistol there at a very good price. I knew it would be transferred FFL to FFL but the price was great. Unfortunately I didn't know about the this COBUS thing. I'm not sure how NJ is on this issue. In total I had to have the have the dealer do the spent shell casing thing so the total cost me $150(which included the transfer fee). So whatever savings I got was negated by the extra fees. Also with the Nassau County license you would also need to pick up a purchase document before you pick up the pistol at your local FFL.65Gunz said:My Brother in-law lives in NJ and claims that he know on a shop that has really good prices.
Can I buy a pistol by walking in a store in NJ, Ct or Pa?
I'm originally from PA and purchased a pistol there at a very good price. I knew it would be transferred FFL to FFL but the price was great. Unfortunately I didn't know about the this COBUS thing. I'm not sure how NJ is on this issue. In total I had to have the have the dealer do the spent shell casing thing so the total cost me $150(which included the transfer fee). So whatever savings I got was negated by the extra fees. Also with the Nassau County license you would also need to pick up a purchase document before you pick up the pistol at your local FFL.65Gunz said:My Brother in-law lives in NJ and claims that he know on a shop that has really good prices.
Can I buy a pistol by walking in a store in NJ, Ct or Pa?
On the noseee!MRR said:I'm originally from PA and purchased a pistol there at a very good price. I knew it would be transferred FFL to FFL but the price was great. Unfortunately I didn't know about the this COBUS thing. I'm not sure how NJ is on this issue. In total I had to have the have the dealer do the spent shell casing thing so the total cost me $150(which included the transfer fee). So whatever savings I got was negated by the extra fees. Also with the Nassau County license you would also need to pick up a purchase document before you pick up the pistol at your local FFL.
On the noseee!MRR said:I'm originally from PA and purchased a pistol there at a very good price. I knew it would be transferred FFL to FFL but the price was great. Unfortunately I didn't know about the this COBUS thing. I'm not sure how NJ is on this issue. In total I had to have the have the dealer do the spent shell casing thing so the total cost me $150(which included the transfer fee). So whatever savings I got was negated by the extra fees. Also with the Nassau County license you would also need to pick up a purchase document before you pick up the pistol at your local FFL.
You can't get any decent ammo in NJ anyway. From what I understand FMJ is just about all the law allows. No hollow points, no nothing.David Li said:I'm not sure about pistols but I couldn't even buy ammo in NJ with my Suffolk pistol license.
You can't get any decent ammo in NJ anyway. From what I understand FMJ is just about all the law allows. No hollow points, no nothing.David Li said:I'm not sure about pistols but I couldn't even buy ammo in NJ with my Suffolk pistol license.
That's what I thought too. I walked into Effinger near Warren, NJ. They had Speer Gold Dot in 380ACP. Was told nope, your NY permit is not accepted.dv0042 said:You can't get any decent ammo in NJ anyway. From what I understand FMJ is just about all the law allows. No hollow points, no nothing.
That's what I thought too. I walked into Effinger near Warren, NJ. They had Speer Gold Dot in 380ACP. Was told nope, your NY permit is not accepted.dv0042 said:You can't get any decent ammo in NJ anyway. From what I understand FMJ is just about all the law allows. No hollow points, no nothing.
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