Can a person with an FFl own magazines in New Jersey over 10 rounds

[lraklrak]

Some time in the near future I may be moving to New Jersey.
Live in PA right now and the gun laws are fine.
I know in NJ that you are not allowed to own magazines that have a capacity over 10 rounds.
Now if I apply to get an FFL a get it will I be able to at that point own magazines over 10 rounds since I would be considered a dealer?
Let me know if it is worth it.

[mrat]

Who the Hell moves INTO New Jersey?

[lraklrak]

Unfortunately, I really don’t have a choice.
My wife wants to sell the house in PA and move to the shore.
She is dead set on this and I cannot sway her opinion whatsoever.
I do want to take some of my guns though, but my hi cap mags I really don't want to part with.

[God's Country]

Unfortunately, I really don’t have a choice.
My wife wants to sell the house in PA and move to the shore.
She is dead set on this and I cannot sway her opinion whatsoever.
I do want to take some of my guns though, but my hi cap mags I really don't want to part with.

LOL......the shore. The NJ shore is probably one of the ugliest shorelines in the country. Only people from NY and NJ think it's a destination.
I'm guessing one or both of you are formerly from NJ?
You do have a choice. Tell her to have a nice life. Doesn't sound like she gives one shit about what you want.

Have you tried hitting her?

[Hodgie]

LOL......the shore. The NJ shore is probably one of the ugliest shorelines in the country. Only people from NY and NJ think it's a destination.
I'm guessing one or both of you are formerly from NJ?
You do have a choice. Tell her to have a nice life. Doesn't sound like she gives one shit about what you want.

Have you tried hitting her?

The further south you go the nicer and quieter it get's since most NY's do not make it past LBI/AC for their vacationing. There are some very nice areas where you can get a decent house on a lagoon for a fair price (at least by NJ standards) and enjoy the quiet life 90% of the time.

[God's Country]

The further south you go the nicer and quieter it get's since most NY's do not make it past LBI/AC for their vacationing. There are some very nice areas where you can get a decent house on a lagoon for a fair price (at least by NJ standards) and enjoy the quiet life 90% of the time.

I've seen most of it. Some of it is decent, but the best portions are certainly no better than the average coastline in other states. Add the NJ factor and it's ugly beyond imagination.

[RockIsland]

Unfortunately, I really don’t have a choice.
My wife wants to sell the house in PA and move to the shore.
She is dead set on this and I cannot sway her opinion whatsoever.
I do want to take some of my guns though, but my hi cap mags I really don't want to part with.

You always have a choice.

NJ is a communist shithole. It's not just the gun laws that are oppressive and anti-constitutional.

If a house at the shore is a must have, think about Virginia and south.

I grew reen up in the PRNJ and nothing on God's green earth could get me to move there.

[GOYABEAN]

Sounds like you should be finding a good divorce lawyer

[buxbandit]

Based strictly on the beaches and discounting politics, Cape May has some if the most beautiful shore line that I've seen. Yes, it costs $6 for a daily tag however the beaches are spotless, well maintained and best of all have very few new yawkers or philthydelphians. Lots of Canucks though, so get used to hearing eh a lot.

Harry's for lunch and drinks, Peter Shields for fine dining.

Yes, it's worth the extra 45 minutes or so drive time.

[105gunner]

Sometimes you just have to say No. My noe deceased wife and I had an agreement from the day we got married. No major change unless we both agreed to the change. I think sellin and buying a house couoled with a change of state is a major change. It ought to be mutually agreed.