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    I'm going to be buying a pistol from a NJ resident. They don't need to bring any paperwork with them to the transfer do they? Just them, the gun, and a lock for the gun have to be present right?
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    No papers needed. He/she just needs to abide by PA nd NJ getting it to a dealer in PA to do the transfer. ...which is unloaded and in a case.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mudd View Post
    I'm going to be buying a pistol from a NJ resident. They don't need to bring any paperwork with them to the transfer do they? Just them, the gun, and a lock for the gun have to be present right?
    When did that become a requirement????????

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    Quote Originally Posted by knight0334 View Post
    No papers needed. He/she just needs to abide by PA nd NJ getting it to a dealer in PA to do the transfer. ...which is unloaded and in a case.
    Can't he just bring it to PA to do the transfer? Is there something I'm missing?
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    Quote Originally Posted by fingers80002 View Post
    When did that become a requirement????????
    Every time I've done a transfer, the dealer has asked about a lock. I just always keep a spare around for the deals.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mudd View Post
    Can't he just bring it to PA to do the transfer? Is there something I'm missing?
    Your not missing anything, He can bring it here, as long as he follows PA and NJ laws to get here..

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    Quote Originally Posted by mudd View Post
    Every time I've done a transfer, the dealer has asked about a lock. I just always keep a spare around for the deals.
    There is no requirement in the laws, to provide a lock, during a private sale.

    If you need one, I have a pile of them, never used......

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    Thanks for the offer on the locks but I have a bunch of new ones also.
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    Who were the FFL's asking for locks???

    Just curious.......

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    Quote Originally Posted by fingers80002 View Post
    There is no requirement in the laws, to provide a lock, during a private sale.

    If you need one, I have a pile of them, never used......
    Correct for private party transfer/sale but, since this is a handgun, its a transfer through an FFL and hence the lock requirement.

    18 Pa CSA §6142. Locking Device for Firearms.

    (a) Offense defined.-It shall be unlawful for any licensee to sell, deliver or transfer any firearm as defined in section 6102 (relating to definitions), other than an antique firearm as defined in section 6118 (relating to antique firearms), to any other person, other than another licensee, unless the transferee is provided with or purchases a locking device for that firearm or the design of the firearm incorporates a locking device.
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