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Yes, perfectly legal. Be prepared to be inundated by vultures. Also, don't be a shitbag and sell for 10x what you paid. If you are here to price gouge, you will burn in hell.

.....oh well..make some boolits.....

The actual 'dick' is the guy that didn't stock up when he should have....and now expects a pass from the others that did - It is called capitalism...... Are you going to be selling guns then at cost then? free transfers? :-P

kinda funny how a person selling something he owns is told by another person who doesn own it. Says to sell it his way or he is a lesser person for not complying. So you sell it fer what ever you want and if I buy it, its cuz it was a price I was willing to pay. "Worth" is what any person is willing to "personally" pay for it! Liberty and Freedom allows you to sell for what ever you want and allows me to buy or not.

Sell it to Sig carrying members for fair price. Gouge the crap out of Glock owners. They were silly enough to buy a glock in the first place and can be fooled by “a good price “.

My first AR ever Full album: https://imgur.com/a/3wkLW3b

Regarding: J. Depazza of Heritage Guide of Rahway I wish I had come to Mr. Depazza earlier instead of wasting a week + multiple annoying phone conversations with RTSP Union. - When I gave him my barrel, gas block & muzzle brake to be pinned, he DID pay attention and reminded me to put on the barrel nut first. RTSP's guys didn't even care - When I realized that my barrel nut requires a 2" wrench, which I don't have, he agreed to help me to install the barrel into upper receiver, for free - Today he called me to bring him the gas tube, so that he can also help to align it to complete the upper assembling - After bringing him the gas tube and wait for another 10 minutes, voila my whole upper is done. That was past his normal closing time. Total $60 and 6 days for pinning the muzzle brake plus installing barrel & gas system onto the upper receiver, which is the most tricky part of building an AR-15 IMO. I could've saved at least $100 more for not buying the vise and the armorer kit. They were meant for the barrel installation. Definitely recommend Mr. Depazza and will return again.

I'm not upset....lol...why does everyone here think that when someone has a retort they are upset...sheesh. I think a 20 to 30% plus margin in my investment of my time, money and storage covers, us the world as it is today, covers the the premium... The desperate man and his money are easily seperated...

We went today, he's a very mellow & shy kid, so I can only go by him saying he had a good time and wants to go again. His father went over basic safety with him at home, then I did a quick safety briefing at my house. I covered basic rules of every gun is loaded until you personally clear it, trigger discipline & muzzle control with him. Then I showed him the four firearms were we taking and how to clear each one. I also stressed there were two rules for the day #1 stay safe, #2 have fun. I know the first rule wasn't broken, and he said the second wasn't either. On the way to the range we talked a little bit about recoil and some other misc items. Once setup I let him chose what he shot, he picked the M&P .22 pistol first. I had him take it out of the case and clear it (did that with each firearm the first time). I went over grip, sight picture and squeezing the trigger. I dry fired a few times and had him dry fire about half a dozen. Then I showed him how to load it (one round only) and fired a couple of shots. Then I loaded it for him (one round) and he took his first shot from about 8 yards out. His first three shots were high right around 12 o'clock but still on the cardboard. Then he got dialed in and (I think) did great for his first time out. After a few single shots I did a couple of two rounds in the mag, then had him load the magazine and gun himself. We repeated the process with the other firearms (all .22 cal) I showed him how to load and shoot, then had him do one round at a time then multiple rounds. He went from the M&P to a SAO revolver, then the two rifles: a Henry Lever Action & Marlin 60 Semi-auto. Once he went through all four the first time I gave him free reign to shoot whichever he wanted as much as he wanted. I brought bags thinking I'd have him do bench shooting with the rifles but completely forgot about them when we got to the rifles. That's on me and I feel bad, his father asked if he did bench or standing with the rifle when he picked him up too. He did great with the rifles as well, but took the fewest shots by far with them. He liked the M&P the best. I was very pleased it ran well for him, I've had some failures to chamber a round on it the last few times out. All in all it I think it was a great day, although a bit hotter than I'd hoped for. I told him to text me when he wants to go again; I'll follow up with my brother if I don't hear from him in a few weeks to a month or so, once the weather is more friendly.

Don't be an idiot. If you cant replace what you are selling for the price you are asking... then its abundantly clear what to charge. And don't listen to people here who are trying to buy ammo cheap, lol.

Dick bought his ammo at 7.99 a box back in 2015 Dick has 10,000 rounds in his garage Dick is now trying to sell it for 19.95 a box Don't be a Dick.................

The market will price it.... You have a RIGHT to make money on a transaction and NOT break even or lose money to be a 'good guy'. There is a buyer at every price point...and that depends on need/want. I sold a brick of .22lr for $65.00 locally...am I a shitbag..? He needed it...he was willing to pay, i had it..and he was happy to have it. The lack of proper planning on the part of others, does not constitute the need for you to give your stuff away at old market or below current market value, to be deemed a 'good guy'

The BTU available starts to drop precipitously below 20 degrees. Just google "propane tank vaporization rate". Determine what your generator uses and make your decision. Most of these propane grill tanks probably cannot produce enough BTU at 0 degrees for any generator over about 4000 watt. Here's a link. There are tons of them https://motorsnorkel.com/propane-consumption-rate/ I will only say that bad storms do not tend to occur when it is super cold. It's usually ice storms and hurricanes which knock out power. Hurricanes are in the fall when it rarely drops under 50, ice storms tend to be right at 32. Heavy wet snow storms also occur in the early fall, right around freezing temp. In over 18 years of having generators, I've never needed one any colder than 25 degrees.

I have twin 120 gallon above ground propane tanks and have had no issues running my furnace down to -15°F. The lowest temp I've run my propane fired generator was -8°F. Took a few trys to get it going but once it was running I had no issues. Now that I heat with a wood stove the 240 gallons of propane is really just for the generator and the furnace if I get lazy in the middle of the night and don't put more wood in the stove.

no such thing, talyor makes porkroll

.....lol.... i do have you on mute But i do look.... lmfao. kinda apples and oranges....BUT..... a correlation can be made for group think... I get it....we as a group of people....here ... NEED TO CALM THE FUCK DOWN. ... and wear your mask.... @Sniper...beotch....hahahahahhahh

Cheap shot bro!

Pure alchemy and magic. Poof - and suddenly boolits appear from ashes...........

Yes you’re right. If you’re in a gunfight and get hit you can just drop your sig to return fire. Right @Zeke?

A friend of mine and her husband moved to Charlotte, NC after she got a big job with US Airways. He decided instead of looking for a gig to open an authentic Italian deli and absolutely killed. His brother-in-law, my former attorney, sold his practice, moved down with his wife and they expanded to 3 locations. They’ve had quite a bit of success with the deli’s. It’s not a bad idea at all.

Yes, but the echoes are still reverberating through the range...

Grammar Nazi here - I think that you mean "compliment". Though both come from the Latin word complēre (meaning "to complete"), complement continues to refer to something that completes something else, while compliment has branched off to refer courtesy "especially in the form of admiration, esteem, or approval," such as when paying someone a compliment for an achievement. Adios, Pizza Bob

Party at that guy @Zeke place? I see ribs !!!!

I'll eat my neighbors...lol spices change all flavor

Sandy demonstrated the intelligence of being able to run on all 3 fuels: NG, propane, gasoline. Different areas has shortages of different fuels, and quite honestly you don't know which one will hit next time.

My NJ Retail License is still "lost". I emailed the trooper in charge of my case and asked if they can send a replacement. I've not heard back and honestly, don't expect to until I send a second email. The best part... my buddy applied for his "pink card" and has already received it. Go figure. I filled out the ATF paperwork and that will get sent Monday as long as I have my buddy's stuff to send as well. I figure I may as well send it all in together. On another note, the office is coming along. I'm trying to make it a gun shop that doesn't look like a gun shop. I want a nice atmosphere to work in. I'm happy with it. Pieces and parcels of it are on my IG: Bullygunworks

Don't you embrace capitalism?

This is the correct answer. Relying on a genny only is bad planning (first because of the fuel situation, second, because it's a mechanical item, which can break). Batteries, solar, wind, alternative energy production, learning how to live with minimal power, etc. should ALL be part of the equation.

Nothing burns in a crockpot. A mystery Sandia National Labs is still trying to figure out.

The gunsmith at Heritage Guide of Rahway

Exactly... but the way some post here, they expect Mad Max to show up any day!

Crockpot crackpot

Crockpot crazy

Yes the pizza sucks and so does the chinese food up here and I'm far enough out in the sticks there's no home delivery of mail and no home pick up of garbage but its worth the trade off for sure. We will never live in NJ or any other oppressive state ever again.

No worries. Rob... I knew where you were coming from. (Further remarks below do not refer to you, Rob. Just 'you' as all or everyone.) What aggravates me about the 2A argument in NJ from years ago is people saying, 'stay, don't move, fight for your rights'. Now do all these people still feel the same way? Circumstances change. I was done fighting years ago. Sometimes, you need to realize that wars get lost and battles don't always win.You got to at least win the major battles. Nobody has the time to take baby steps anymore... Take the spoils and get out. But I'm not saying don't fight for just your gun rights. It's been a losing battle. Fight because you want a better life on a whole. If you can get out, leave. If there is something anchoring, leave soon as possible and start developing a plan. Don't get pist off when all of a sudden you experience total failure and have no backup plan. That's on you... Watch this video below if you haven't seen it.

The Taurus TX-22 has been flawless for me thus far. (2000k rounds.)

I know you're a big sig fan but my buddy has one and said it always jams. Not sure if that's consistent with all of them.

460 S&W Performance Center 7.5". I'll be shooting it today at GFH, be warned.

In a sealed green plastic can, 120 rounds per can, American Eagle 5.56, 62 Grain, GREEN TIP, Rifle Ammo, XM855, 2 cans available $115 per can. Must have NJ Firearms Purchaser Identification card, 21 or over and a state or federal picture ID (DL) and not presently under any domestic violence restraining order. PM me if you want it with your name and address and cell phone number and if you want one or both cans, discreet paypal gift ok to [email protected] I will not respond to any posts here. The only thing I will respond to is a pm that says I will take one or two cans followed by a paypal discreet gift payment to me: [email protected]. Pick up in Union County N.J. only "Do not post in the ad if you have no interest in the item. Unnecessary chatter will not be tolerated. Do not bump ads for "nice guys" or "sweet rifles". This is a very social site with the appropriate forums for yakking it up. The MarketPlace is not a social forum. If you have a legitimate question, then by all means ask it. All unnecessary posts will be deleted without warning."

Step One: First, you should slide the bolt through the installation material and screw the castle nut onto the other side. Use a pencil to mark the area where you need the hole to be. After that, remove the nut and bolt and place the bolt into a vice. Step Two: Screw the nut back onto the bolt and align it with the mark you made earlier. This will be your drilling point Make sure you drill upright to the hole so that it comes out in between the peaks on the other side as well. Step Three: After you have drilled your hole, remove from the vice and place it back into your installed material. Take a pair of pliers and bend the cotter pin away from the center on each side. This will create a locking mechanism and the pin will not be able to fall out.