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I would go to a show or two and bring back the transfers and do them for a discount (only for NJGF members)

A small deposit and I can hold it til you get your permit, not a problem.

Lol, maybe I help you next time. Is that an ultralight?

Glad to see you got one Chad

Chad, the Judge is my personal choice for my protection gun....a bit more costly to shoot the 45LC, but the 410 is fun to play with at the range.

what brand Max?

to take it one step furthur from what rscalzo said, which is correct, if the arms were previously turned into an ffl or proecutors office before inheritance, or the guns are to be shipped to the inheritant, the a permit is required. the inheritant would physically have to pick up the arms in person, wherever they be at.

ammo is readily available, I have some in stock, the FN would run over $1k tho.

taurus is coming out with a 5.7 revolver, real cool

absoutley, great handgun

TJ Sporting Arms has bricks of Winchester in stock.

real nice..........

I'm personally not into using 'blocked' mags. My belief is that if the manufacturer don't make it, I don't use it. What particular weapon are you referring about anyway?

welcome Jon. I'm from Bayville & also shoot at Dix. Would like to get together there next time.

welcome to the Garden State & NJGF

you file with the town, but a judge in your county has the final say............

some of the 9mm & 22 already has

Not much of a chance, unless your a PI or have a job related reason to carry.

Mak, the LCP is one of my carry guns, particulary this time of year. Its very easy to conceal with lightweight clothing on. Its not a gun I would shoot alot.

The (Uramex)Colt M16 (22lr, 10rd) fixed stock, adj sights, are available.

Have: Taurus PT92 9mm Colt King Cobra .357 Sig P250 .40 Taurus .17HMR Taurus Judge Ruger MKIII .22 Bersa Thunder 380 Ruger LCP S&W 9mm Going to have: Taurus 5.7

I agree with Caine. There is a difference and two of the most accurate guns that I've personally seen right out of the box is the Sig & Beretta.

They look really cool Scott, specially laying on the poker table, lol. I will look in my book this weekend to see what I can out for you on them. They look like their in really good shape.

Seems like you do have a variety of different calibers there, I would recommend to get something that is more econimical to shoot, like a 22 or 17. These calibers in revolvers can be fun to shoot (and very accurate too)

where do you live rifleman, I'm in Bayville & have 22lr ammo in stock.