If both parties reside in Florida, you can just sell the gun to the other person with no paperwork required. One of the stipulations is, by federal law, you have to reasonably believe the buyer is not prohibited from owning a handgun.
NJ requires licensing of handgun owners, and police approval of all transfer of ownership of handguns. You need to discuss transfer on an inherited handgun with the NJ State Police.
There are 10 licensed firearm dealers in Monroeville that will handle transfer of ownership for a fee. If you go to the Gunbroker website, and use the "find a FFL" function, you can put in your zip code, and it will show address, names, cost and phone numbers.
Yes
No. In Florida, you must have the gun concealed. There is not an exception for Tennessee residents.
Has to be done through an FFL dealer.
In order to transfer the ownership of a handgun to a resident of a different state than your own, FEDERAL law requires that to gun be sent TO a Dealer with a Federal Firearms license in the home state of the person recieving it. They go to the dealer, complete the same paperwork and process as if they were buying it from that dealer. This applies in all 50 states.
Depends. Rifle or handgun? The Florida law addresses handgun ammo. See link below to the Florida ammo law.
probably not
21 years old
To my knowledge, only if you have a permit you can.
Florida does not require handgun registration, so the answer is, you don't. If you are referring to a permit to carry, check with a local gun range. They should be able to tell you how to go about it.
You don't. in Florida, as well as most other U.S. states, there is no such thing as registration.