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Selling a POF Revolution .308 “other” - (Patriot Ordnance Factory). NJ legal and compliant. Gas Piston Operated. Asking $2850 *POF is a high-end, top-tier firearms manufacturer from Arizona, USA. Their specialty is in gas-piston-operated weapon systems. New and NEVER been fired (...at least never outside the factory that I know of assuming since I bought it brand new). Everything is factory except for the mounted Troy Micro Battle Sights. All furniture and hardware are all factory. The pictures below are of the actual item. Comes with original box and manuals. I will also include: · 2 Magpul (PMAG) magazines (2 total). · A mounted set of Troy - Micro Set Iron Sights - These are the M4 style with Dioptic Rears. · The hard shell case as shown in the pictures. Asking $2850 I'm located in Bergen County and can meet at any preferred FFL of your choice within reasonable distance in or very near to Bergen County. Cash, PayPal, Venmo, Bank's cashiers check, USPS MO’s (checks and MO’s obviously must be cleared first). DM me to discuss payment. Buyer is responsible for all fees required by the FFL for the transfer. FID + matching DL ID required and or whatever else the FFL requires from you. All sales are final. Some additional details are listed further below, taken from POF’s website. THE 308 REVOLUTION PISTON "OTHER" HANDLES LIKE A 5.56 – BECAUSE IT’S THE SAME SIZE AND WEIGHT AS ONE. Our multiple award-winning Revolution is now available in a 12.5″ barrel other configuration. This also isn’t a normal small frame .308, it’s smaller! The 308 Revolution Piston other features many 5.56 parts; such as charging handle, bolt carrier, cam pin, buffer, heat sink barrel nut, handguard, and 5-position gas piston operating system. The barrel extension, bolt assembly, upper, and lower receiver are the exact same size as those on an AR15. Weighing in at 6.9 lbs. the Revolution “other” features our new Edge Handguard with four built-in QD mounts and is packed with all you’ve come to expect from POF-USA. Fully ambidextrous billet receiver set, black nitride bolt carrier group, 5-position adjustable gas piston, single stage match grade trigger, and more. Specs: Type: Gas Piston - Semi-auto · Caliber: .308 WIN (7.62 x 51mm NATO) · Barrel: 12.5" match-grade nitride heat-treated RIFLING 1:10, 5/8x24 barrel threads · Rail Length: 11" M-RAIL Weight: 7 LBS Length (Collapsed): 30" · CALIBER CHAMBER E2 Dual Extraction Technology · FINISH Black anodized · GAS BLOCK 5-position adjustable · HANDGUARD M-LOK MRR free-floating rail · MUZZLE DEVICE Triple port muzzle brake · TRIGGER 4.5 lb POF-USA drop-in trigger system with KNS anti-walk pins · FIRE CONTROL Gen4 billet lower receiver Ambidextrous bolt release Ambidextrous safety selector Ambidextrous bolt catch Ambidextrous magazine release · INCLUDES High phosphate nickel coated bolt carrier group Chrome plated bolt 7-position anti-tilt buffer tube The first to post "I'll take it" wins the sale. All sales are final. -
WTS 30-06 Winchester SXR, new, never used, scope bases not mounted yet. Price $680 or BO
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Given the NJ magazine limit of 6+1 in semi-automatic shotguns do many people use pumps in competitions so they can have a higher magazine limit?
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I am interested in a soft shooting semi-automatic shotgun for competitive shooting. Is there a noticeable difference in felt recoil between different models? I have read that the Remington Versa Max Competition Tactical is one of the softest shooting shotguns. Would it be noticeably softer than the Benelli M4 Tactical, Beretta 1301 Competition, FN SLP, or Mossberg 930 JM Pro?
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Hi Everybody, I am new to this forum and to gun ownership in general. I've always been interested in firearms but was scared away by New Jersey's stringent firearm laws. Finally, within this past year, i took the plunge and submitted an application for my FID. I received it a few months ago and immediately purchased a 12 gauge for trap shooting. I've been having a blast. However, I've been looking into acquiring a rifle that i can plink around on at the range. I'm very interested in purchasing an SKS. I've read that they can be had for cheap and i love the look and feel of them. I had a chance to shoot one that my coworker owns and since then i've been sold. That being said, my coworker is not a New Jersey resident. My question is... Being a New Jersey resident, how can i go about purchasing an SKS? I noticed that a great deal of them are offered online but obviously that is a no-no in NJ. Also, they do not seem to be offered in any of the local gun stores, more than likely due to their age. I'd rather not have to travel out of state. Any suggestions? I'd rather not have to travel out-of-state to a PA gun show or something. Best, Michael
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Just wondering if I bought a S&W 15-22 that was "illegal" in NJ, could I convert to be legal somehow?? If so does anyone know how I could do this?? Any advice will be appreciated!!!!!!!!!
