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Hey sorry this has been sold.

I am sorry to hear that and wish you well.

Please check your PM sir

Need to clean out some inventory and up for sale is a Marlin 795. By my estimation there's less than a thousand rounds through this. Included are 2 additional magazines for a total of 3. I take pride in my weapons and clean them after every range session. Know that this rifle has never been neglected in anyway. I am located in EHT of Atlantic County and am willing to meet at an FFL within 30 minutes of the area. Feel free to ask any questions Price $225 The first to post "I'll take it" wins the sale

JohnnyB ty for looking that up and answering the manufacture date I'd prefer face-to-face transactions at this time

Need to clean out some inventory and up for sale is a Ruger 10/22. The rifle has been upgraded with Tech Sights TSR100. By my estimation there's about 4 thousand rounds through this. I take pride in my weapons and clean them after every range session. Know that this rifle has never been neglected in anyway. Will include 1 10 round mag, however, aside from that what you see is what you get. I am located in EHT of Atlantic County and am willing to meet at an FFL within 30 minutes of the area. Feel free to ask any questions Price $225 The first to post "I'll take it" wins the sale

I have sent PM's sent to gecko and kcdave pending their posts.

Need to clean out some inventory and up for sale is a Savage Mk II GXP. The original rifle was a scoped package, which has since been replaced with a Centerpoint 4-16x40 scope w/ flip up lense covers on a one piece scope mount (brand unknown). The rifle is incredibly accurate by 22lr standards. By my estimation there's about 4 thousand rounds through this. I take pride in my weapons and clean them after every range session. Know that this rifle has never been neglected in anyway. Will include 1 10 round mag, however, aside from that what you see is what you get. I am located in EHT of Atlantic County and am willing to meet at an FFL within 30 minutes of the area. Feel free to ask any questions Price $200 The first to post "I'll take it" wins the sale

Need to clean out some inventory and up for sale is a NEF Pardner Protector. This shotgun is a clone of the Remington 870 with a 18.5" barrel. By my estimation there's about 200 rounds through this. I take pride in my weapons and clean them after every range session. Know that this shotgun has never been neglected in anyway. I am located in EHT of Atlantic County and am willing to meet at an FFL within 30 minutes of the area. Feel free to ask any questions Price $175 The first to post "I'll take it" wins the sale

Good info here fellas and I appreciate the insight. I now have a better understanding of the private sale process.

Firstly, my apologies if this is the incorrect location for the post or if this has been previously covered. Last time I sold a rifle in NJ to another resident of NJ it was nearly a decade ago and all that was required was to confirm matching FID, DL & complete a COE form. I understand that all arms must be transferred through an FFL, except if LEO. I am planning to let go of a few more arms in the future. I am curious though, as the original purchaser, now seller of the arms, is there any documentation required for a private sale via FFL? ex. proof of ownership.

Just thought i'd share if you haven't seen already palmetto state armory has federal 7.62x51mm xm80c for $9.99 per box of 20 w/free shipping on 10+ boxes. Cheapest 7.62x51 brass cased boxer primed i've been able to locate. http://palmettostatearmory.com/lake-city-xm80-7-62x51-20rd.html

Very nice, very accommodating and easy to deal with, thanks again Matt

Nice guy, very accommodating and easy to deal with, thanks again Mike

Nice guy and good deal, thanks Greg

If/when an out of state resident moves into NJ with legally obtained firearms that are NJ state compliant, I am of the understanding that the individual ONLY needs to get a FPID card if they intend to purchase additional firearms or handgun ammunition. Say the person does not apply for a FPID and decides they want to sell one of their firearms (long gun) to a NJ resident with proper DL/FPID. The NJ COE form asks for both transferor and receiver's FPID card number so if in the above situation would a private sale with a COE even be possible or would the seller also need to have FPID or would this have to go through an FFL?

Not to defend holosun or accuse your eyesight but as others have hinted at, it could possibly be an issue with your eyes and from what I gather blurry red dot reticle has mostly to do with astigmatism in the eyes. I also find red dot reticles much fuzzier/mishapen to me when indoors as opposed to outdoors. Quick little test I learned from the interwebz, use a camera to take a picture of the reticle, view the photo and if its still deformed then i'd say you would need to rma your optic as it has issues.

Thanks for sharing, they are also having buy one get one 50% off regular priced ammo

Tape could work but I think the tape could interfere with any sling adjustments. I'm primarily looking to attach the slings once and not remove them from my M1Garand and Ruger 10/22 M1 Carbine, possibly other rifles depending on how this goes. All slings that I will be experimenting with are reproduction slings and not originals. I think i'm gonna give the plastic dip a go on a cheap-o airsoft sling and see how that goes.

Hello all, as the title states I'd like to attach a rifle sling to some of my rifles that have wooden stocks. The problem is I do not want the metal buckles on the rifle slings to scratch the wood stocks. I know, I know, the stocks are going to get scratches/dings/scuffs at some point or another but I would prefer to avoid it especially if it's coming from something I have control over. My thought is to coat the metal buckles in some sort of protective material. My PSA AR15 completed upper receiver came with a coating similar to "heat shrink" over the front sling swivel and if I could get something similar to that type of coating that would be great. Obviously heat shrink would not work in my situation as the heat shrink would not be able to slide over an enclosed metal loop. Google searched for "rubber paint" and found plasti dip. Apparently they make a non-aerosol version that can be brushed on. Thinking of giving this a go and painting over the metal buckles but I am open to other suggestions.

Cabelas is having an online sale of the Remington Thunderbolt 22lr 500rnd brick for $24.99. Use code 57MEM for free shipping on orders over $100. Not sure if there's a limit but I was able to place an order for 2 bricks along with some other ammo. I know some people despise the thunderbolt/remington rimfire ammo but it shoots fine for me and is pretty accurate for bulk 22lr. http://www.cabelas.com/catalog/product.jsp?productId=705664&categoryId=0&parentCategoryId=0&subCategoryId=0&indexId=0&itemGUID=32982ea1ac1084502c34da33eaa1790f

good price, thanks for sharing also 130gr 38 special on sale for the same price $22.99 per 100 http://www.academy.com/shop/pdp/winchester-38-special-130-grain-centerfire-handgun-ammunition#repChildCatid=828808#repChildCatid=828808 and to top it all off Winchester is running a rebate for 25% off all eligible pistol caliber ammo purchases until 5/31/2017, says all packs and configurations are eligible except for ranger products. http://content.academy.com/rebates/Binder1.pdf If the rebate goes through that takes another $5.74 off the cost of each box of 100, brings the cost down to $17.25 pretty sweet deal

Does anyone have past experience with remmington ammo rebates? are they trustworthy?

I've read about the reports on quality control but from what I understand that may have been remedied as of now. Plus being that this would be a local purchase I could inspect & handle the rifle before making a handing over money to purchase. Options in 38/357 would be rossi m92, henry or marlin 1894c. I wont buy another rossi firearm (especially when American produced rifles can be had for about the same price), henrys don't have side-loading gates (tube loaders seem weird to me) and the i'm not entirely sure what the current production status of the marlin 1894c is, can't seem to find them anywhere and won't pay gunbroker prices. Decisions, decisions.

I've been interested in acquiring a lever gun for some time now and after seeing the marlin 336 in 30-30 on sale for $350 (after $50 mail in rebate) at dicks sporting goods this black friday I'm considering purchasing it. This rifle would be used for range use only, not intending to hunt with this rifle. I'd prefer to have a lever gun in 38/357 but options are limited. My main arguments against the 336 are cost of ammo (about 80c per round). My thoughts being that after purchasing about 250 30-30 rounds it would pretty much be the equivalent of purchasing a lever gun in 38/357. However I do plan on reloading at some point in time which will lessen the overall cost of 30-30 ammo. What are your thoughts on the marlin 336 in 30-30?