sage613

I haven't shot at the Easton Range in some years so I cannot comment; but I buy frequently at the Rahway location and have only good things to say. Their customer service has improved a lot in recent years-they have less turnover in staff and they know their customers. Recently I bought a used firearm there that malfunctioned several times at the range; they took it back no questions asked with an apology. The prices might be a little high, but on used firearms they are usually willing to be flexible. I have been to Branchburg and never purchased because they genuinely don't seem to care, unless the boss is in the room and then they pay attention. Honestly, can only say good things about the Rahway location at this point....

friends-I purchased a premier membership for one month in order to sell an item; but find that I am being build every month how do I cancel? (sorry for a stupid question)

interested in buying-do they have inventory?

any experience with Firearms Support and Storage in Whippany?

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Would like to buy Ruger P series pistol

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I live in Union county and I'm looking for an FFL that is not trying to charge a ridiculous fee for a transfer. Yes I usually patronize my LGS but sometimes prefer to buy online. Any suggestions?

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Interested in Ruger LCR 38 sp Used is fine too

I really like Middlebrook. Nice guys, good prices-not a lot of stock, but they can order for you I want to like HG in Branchburg, but every time I go there I get the sense that they do everything they can to pretend I'm not there. Even when I'm the only customer.

OP--I really like the weapon and what you did with it-really nice! two questions-how is the grip? I've always found the Jericho to be a little wide for guys with smaller hands- second-I was taught as a kid to avoid writing the name of God (at least in Hebrew) except for in a sefer-(holy book) just wondering-no judgement or questioning-I think the weapon looks cool

Just picked up a Springfield RO Very impressed by the fit and finish

stopped by-not a lot of stock yet, but very nice guys and it looks promising!

There is some great advice in this thread. To that I would only add that I made a lot of errors in buying my first handgun. I have learned that there is a lot of wisdom in considering the primary use of the gun. Range, home defense, competing? I bought a small Glock 36 in 45acp because I thought it was cool. But it was a lousy range gun. I sold it quickly. I bought a single action Ruger but found that single action made range time boring, and there are not a lot of places for Cowboy Action in NJ. After a lot of missteps, I have settled on a 1911 and love it. Good luck and enjoy.