Can a PA resident buy a gun in NJ?

[James PA]

From the state trooper site it seemed I would have to get finger printed and do the same BS they have to do.

But has anyone done this? She wanted to do FFL to FFL with a money order or bank check. I kind of want to hold it first...)

I want to buy from a person, but fuck no am I transferring that amount of cash to a person I don't know. I'm 90% it's a scam so I told them I have a beach house, and that makes me a dual resident. I guess I will see what happens. And if it's not a scam, I do have a beach house, so I may go chat with the NJ troopers anyway. I'm not in the mood to get ripped off,

(I posted a WTB in PA, and they sent me to a WTS ad in NJ at a good price. (Used rare gun) This is when I wish my smart computer friends were around, and we could be sure this (woman?) is lying. I don't like scammers, and this would hit me rather close to home. )

[free]

No gun is worth having so badly that buying it in New Jersey is worth doing.

Buy something else, somewhere else.

[GOYABEAN]

Quack Quack Quack

[Bang]

Dunno how things may have changed, but years ago I was in Harry's (Rt 130) with my BIL NJ resident. I could have purchased and walked out with a rifle by being a PA resident. BIl was not allowed to touch any gun in the store because he as yet had not obtained the NJ gun purchase permit.

[IV_Warrior]

Why not just have her bring it to a FFL just on the PA side of the river? Meet there, and if you decide to purchase, go inside and do the transfer.

[middlefinger]

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you need a NJ firearm purchase permit to buy a gun in NJ

and it will take you months

[McSull]

Go with your gut.

[James PA]

Yea I'm sure this must be a rip off. But this gun is, indeed worth it otherwise. I bought one 7 years ago for $800, said I'd never sell, ended up in a tight spot and had to sell for $2000 last year. This is a like new one for 1800. Mine was an '87, this is a 1997 with perfect marking.

First person to guess gun gets a prize. And no cheating!

[James PA]

Is that actually possible? Given the type of gun she should be capable of putting some effort into this deal

[CHEMICAL]

Yea I'm sure this must be a rip off. But this gun is, indeed worth it otherwise. I bought one 7 years ago for $800, said I'd never sell, ended up in a tight spot and had to sell for $2000 last year. This is a like new one for 1800. Mine was an '87, this is a 1997 with perfect marking.

First person to guess gun gets a prize. And no cheating!

pistol or rifle?