How many jurisdictions force families wanting one HD gun to have two?


As far as the NJ law the two different type of non-carry documents do afford some kind of mitigation of legal jeopardy. For example I know that with a FOID you can buy ammo.So possessing an FOID and owning no gun does give some additional rights and protections. I am just trying to parse it precisely



Well... You're parsing it incorrectly. You don't even need to show ID to buy ammunition in NJ.


no offense but dont lecture me on on "worked up over nothing."


Nobody is lecturing you, but you do offer offense. Your assumptions regarding NJ are wrong, which tells me that your assumptions regarding your own area are very likely wrong as well. So rather than taking any more time to disavow you of your faulty understanding of NJ law, I offer you "good luck" and one more bit of advice before casting the subject loose:



Since statistics point to the fact that a large fraction of single firearm owners keep their firearm in their bedroom, contemplate this with a sense of humor:

This reminds me of the army recruit who infuriated his drill sergeant by calling his M1 a "gun" one too many times. He was ordered to hold his rifle in one hand hand and his... "Equipment" in the other and yell 50 times "this is my rifle and this is my gun. One is for killing the other for fun". My educated guess is that if you are where your lady friend can handle your gun it's probably safe for you to let her handle your revolver, big-boy ;-)








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"You don't even need to show ID to buy ammunition in NJ."

I'm not sure when they enacted it, but now you do. You need a FOID card to buy ammo, and if the LGS doesn't know you, he want's to see your photo ID also. The guys at Dick's and Lawman Supply always ask and all ammo purchases are recorded in a log book at the sales desk. At Dick's, sometimes they require it again at the cash register check-out line. It's dumb. I can drive 20 minutes over the bridge to Philly and buy ammo (if there's any available, anyway) with no hassle.
 
You do not need a FID card to buy ammunition in NJ.

You may be asked for one as a store policy, but it's not statute.

Dicks requires it.

Go to The Bullet Hole and you will not be asked for it.


Big corporate policy is not law.


Willie

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Just a friendly reminder that the topic at hand is:
GeoP said:
In wondering what the case is other "strong gun law" states essentially require two guns spousal households, and multiple guns in the case of adult children as well when the family may be happy with one gun?
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