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Just sell F2F. No FID needed from the buyer if rifle or shotgun ammo. You could ask to see the FID for handgun ammo. Don't ship.

I’m not gonna lie... I thought this was a telling the parents thread

GGG is a company MAD (Multiple Aperture Device) is a rear sight they developed for the Navy where both apertures are in the same plane - the Troy’s and Magpul sights are as well. Having the aperture in the same visualmplane allow the to better co-witness with RDS and let both apertures have the same zero distance. Most rear iron sights on the M16 FoW have a small and large aperture. When you zero one, the other has a different zero giving the Soldier/Marine a large aperture zero for close (inside 300 meters) and small aperture zero for far (past 300 meters).** Most civilian shooters are better served with a same plane iron sight. ** There’s more to that, but that’s the quick and dirty of it.

Can I have it?

This week on GunForHire Radio #361 the NJ 2A Dream Team in the studio. Bach! Schmutter! Nappen! Listen and learn. https://gunforhire.com/blog/2018/04/29/gun-hire-radio-broadcast-episode-361/

Some have seen my 223 build. I was very lucky to be able to go to Michigan and watch the entire build along side a very talented riflesmith. I learned a ton. Along the way I also acquired a good sized lathe and am in the middle of acquiring the tooling to build a bolt gun from the ground up. On my own. All by my lonesome. Made a tenon to dimension today. Threaded it as well. Came out pretty well for an absolute amateur. I will be building a 6BR for my next one. I’m looking forward to the challenge. I have a stripped action that I will be truing the face, lugs, and all pertinent bolt faces. I will be cutting the barrel, threading the tenon, and chambering. I will also attempt to time the bolt handle and add a “tactical” bolt knob. The action will be converted to singleshot via a glue in adapter. I may give bedding a shot as well. It should prove to be an interesting experiment. Hoping for success. 43F2733A-E464-4708-8A5F-F9368F67634B.MOV

Just came back from the True Value store up the street. They’ll honor True Value online prices with no freight. Attached is a link to their site offering clays at a case of 90 for 9.99. Delivered to their store no freight. http://www.truevalue.com/product/Outdoor-Living-Patio-Furniture/Hunting-Gear-Accessories/Shooting-Targets/Clay-Target-Orange-90-Ct-/pc/12/c/3040/sc/3041/42139.uts

I'mma thinking like 20,410 All I rock is 870, 1100 and 1100 Tactical in 12 guage

That’s funny. Plenty of video/photo documentation please? Parts list as well?

Ya what is sub gauge? @blksheep

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Face to face (face to Zeke).

Your Father-in law needs nothing to sell, no FID or paperwork how he acquired the guns. The buyer will need an FID card and 2 COEs for long arms and a P2P for handguns. If he wants to give long guns to his kids, they need to get their FID first. Put the ones he wants to sell on MeWe or Gunbroker. You will not get top dollar selling to an FFL. Don't even THINK about handing them over to your PD!

@maintenanceguy, while I genuinely doybt that will happen in my case, anything is possible. That's why I'm so nervous about having the tank removed. The way things have been going lately, this worst-case scenerio is a possibility; a small possibility, but still... @Barms, I've been advised by a number of people in real estate and the personal experience of a friend who is selling her house to get this done well before the house goes on the market. A lot of people won't even consider a house with a decommissioned oil tank. I've got about a year before selling so it needs to be done sooner rather than later. This is the first major work that I'm doing since my husband passed away so I'm worried about the entire process. But it's the only downside to an otherwise great house so I know that I have to do it soon. I truly appreciate everyone's advice and recommendations, it helps me feel a bit more confident.

Give me a call and we can go over the possibilities...........

What is sub-gauge? Sent from an undisclosed location via Tapatalk

No permits or paperwork needed as a seller. The acquiring party needs a permit for each handgun, and a FPID for the long guns. A dealer can buy everything with his license without needing a FPID or permits. Sent from an undisclosed location via Tapatalk

Wut ya got? suck it @blksheep! Ha!

Just for the record, you NEVER report anything. P2P yes, there’s a mailing. BUT THATS IT.

200 clams?!?!? Pass https://www.gggaz.com/ar-mad-front-and-rear-sight-packages.html

Message sent. I'll probably take it

no problem, happy to help. @Mrs.Zeke https://www.brownells.com/rifle-parts/sights/rear-sights/ar-15-multiple-aperture-mad-rear-sight-prod26606.aspx

expensive

I'll second that. I believe the first consideration should be the fuel source, and I believe LP is the best choice. You can store multiple tanks, or get a big tank, it never goes bad or needs to be treated, it's safe to store, and in a real pinch, when electric is off and you can't find a open gas station, a new tank of propane is over the fence attached to your neighbors grill.

Have you learned nothing? It's Fuggedaboudit. Fixed it for ya.

Welcome to the forum, from a former NJ'ian and current Floridian. Unfortunately, the answer to your question is "no," per this document from the Florida DOACS website. https://laso.freshfromflorida.com/documentTemplates/LASO_FP_Instructions.pdf

I don’t mind a fixed front sight, I hate a fixed rear iron if I’m running a RDS. ETA: GGG MAD is ask an excellent low profile option for a rear BUIS. But if I was getting a set - Troy all the way.

Troy is my top pick. When folded I like the MBUS PRO best. When actually using them, I like the plastic MBUS.

I've never had an issue with the regular. The PRO are the ore low profile I believe. Sent from my SM-N950U using Tapatalk

@SW9racer Looks like you've done your homework on what you "need". If you can afford the Honda you will more then likely never regret it. They're just so damn expensive for something you'll hopefully rarely use. My only recommendation is what ever you get, add the conversion kit to run it on LP/NG too.

This is what I did.

People say good things about the Predator hf line. Ive had a Honda 3000i( the older quiet one) for 12 years now. No issues other then a new battery. The Honda you’re thinking about is uber quiet, not sure bout the hf one. Buy once, cry once

I'm upping my hoard due to my expectation that mail order ammo will be legislatively quashed in NJ the near future.

The Big Guy and the Noisy Cricket. Nothing like a shined up 686 with some nice furniture.

I dunno about the drivetrain (I've heard issues), but the 4.0 straight 6 - an AMC motor (a design that AMC actually bought from chevy), is about as reliable as an engine can get.

best way to make a pre-2000 grand cherokee reliable? rip everything outr, drop a 350 chevy with a turbo400 tranny in, and it'll run forever.

Some use a type of paint too, but be careful buying from people who color the numbers. Make sure you know them well or they have a return policy. Especially on German Mausers. It is an old trick to hide renumbered parts on a humped rifle. Sent from my XT1585 using Tapatalk

They look so weird with the extractor rod out there like that.

And none of them will shoot regular ammo... just your Dillon-press-kaboomy reloads, lol!

some of my 627s! Best revolver on the market!

And now I want a 627 too.....

There are a couple things I want to address. Bob and Alec, thanks for the info guys. I do realize what you're saying and I am deciding based on feel/comfort, how it shoots, weight, barrel length. Honestly, I may be looking at pro/performance models but it's pretty much based solely on looks versus anything else. That's actually how why I started looking at them. The SSR and other models with the undercut barrel and the "extras" is appealing to me. Bob, hope all is well man haven't seen you in a while. I was able to meet up with a bunch of forum members (thanks very much for the invite!) and they were VERY generous in letting me handle and shoot plenty of wheel guns. I won't name them for privacy but if they want to post they can. Shot a slew of different brands and models, everything from a Taurus 608 6" to a GP100 4" and a bunch of S&W's. I got a nice taste of variety and I had a huge smile on my face the whole time! I know we all hear Taurus get shit on all the time but they no doubt spend time on their revolvers. The 608 shot excellent and the 6" barrel was long but manageable. The GP100's trigger was smoooooth but it's also because Member #1 bought it before I was born! The S&W 66 was surprisingly a comfortable shot despite it's smaller size. Shooting .357 full power loads out of that was like hold on for the ride! Member #2 had all his s&W's out and the SSR was everything I thought it would be and more. What a beautiful looking revolver. I forget revolvers are also made in 9mm/45/.22 so it was fun taking those for a ride too. I really like the feel of shooting a 9mm and 45, just a light push of felt recoil. Ammo consolidation with semi-auto pistols is a nice plus also. I still haven't made up my mind yet but the Taurus and SSR we're probably my favorite. The Taurus 6" was really nice and my 8 shits of .357 showed my liking for it (see picture). The SSR wasn't stout at all as I thought it would be with the 4" barrel, it soaked up recoil well. I've heard through the years many ppl say revolvers take some finesse to shoot, and shoot well. I definitely can agree with that. The felt recoil and where the recoil is felt in your hands is completely different than a semi-auto. I feel like finding the right grip that works for you takes some time also and I'll be working on that in the future as well. My last point is the awesome community shooters have. We are all regular people that enjoy a right, hobby, competition, hunt, etc, but it's amazing how shooting brings people so close. I started this thread like a week ago and I already had numerous people saying hey I've got this or that you can try, and only a week later here I was at the range with a dozen in front of me. Im very appreciative during times like these. It's just really cool how generous and kind most fellow shooters are, plain and simple. Anyway, enough of the chit chat. Here is the better part and what we love, pictures! Taurus 608 and one big hole :-) Smith SSR Misc: 66 with some neat shroud grips

Last time I checked, the AR15 is a rifle and NJ calls it a LONG ARM, just like a shotgun.........No differentiation! The PRNJ does a great job by itself at taking away our 2A rights.........They DO NOT NEED OUR HELP! Enjoy your rights while you can and please stop making up your own new restrictions that do not yet exist!

My NJ FPID card states "Is hereby granted permission to purchase and carry pursuant to N.J.S. 2C:58-3 and 2C:39-5 with amendments and supplements. The words "and carry" have been removed from the for quite a while but our right to carry an unloaded rifle or shotgun remains and many in NJ do just that!

Bayonet has been disproven. Blade will break before Mum is defaced. Depends on the Series. Many never had a monopod or dust cover. Also a good amount didn’t get a bayonet mount or aircraft sights. OP this was the best Milsurp advice I’ve ever been given. Spend a couple hundred on books to save a couple thousand in mistakes. There is an Arisaka bible out there. The Japanese Type 99 by Don Voigt. Don is an active member of the Japanese Collector Board at gunboards. There is also a Type 99 Long and Type 99 Sniper both are much more expensive than the Standard Type 99. Besides those there are many other Japanese rifles Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Thank you phil - Great meeting you and very proud you like the work! Thank you for your business! JT

Nuff said...I win