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I have firearms over 100 years old that haven't ever been detail stripped it would appear. They work just fine. Unless something is wrong, field strip it, clean it the best you can, and enjoy.

what the 2A organizations should do is rent an out of state facility just over the river or coordinate with someone over there so we can ship our ammo to . you order your ammo than drive to pick it up. Maybe their is an entrepreneur over there willing to "rent" out his address for a small fee. call it the Freedom Ammo Co-op

No Its just doing its job.

I've gotten the protugese stuff in the past. The older stuff was good. The newer stuff is mediocre. Doesn't look as nice, less consistent velocities and generally less accurate.

Mossberg 450.00 Remington 350.00 Transfer in bayville, You pay fee. 12 Gauges are in waretown. https://imgur.com/a/sPB4xQt

It's the law to call before you dig, bro!

has the financial burden on a constitutional right been litigated at the SC yet. if so what was the outcome.

You're describing a basic field strip and (proper) cleaning, so if that's done every time you shoot the gun then the need for a "deep clean" is greatly reduced. If you're shooting a couple hundred rounds through a clean gun, and then cleaning it when you get home from the range, you should be good for a very long time. One thing to watch for is using too much oil and/or solvents. If you lather the gun with cleaners and oils there's a chance they could build up over time, so less is more. I use compressed air after I clean things to make sure that I don't leave any gunk behind.

Several days ago I ordered a Hutch Mountain propane conversion kit for my EU3000is. I like the fact that the propane pressure regulators are at the tank side and do not have to be mounted on the generator. Looking forward to receiving and installing it. Will post an update when I do. The video below shows it in use.

Glad to see Murphy is so concerned with balancing the budget: https://www.forbes.com/sites/alisondurkee/2020/08/25/new-jersey-proposes-first-ever-1000-baby-bond-to-fight-inequality/#2dd351d01813

If they're breaking down my door and the police can't come due to defunding....do I dial 811 before I dig the hole.

SOLD

They aren't there preventing you buying something legal, they are preventing you transporting something not legal in NJ into NJ. You can buy ammo in any state you want. If NJ starts trying to interfere, I'm pretty sure one can start causing them much pain with the federal government.

Counting boxes or cases seems like a lot of work. Much simpler to just to measure floor joist deflection under your ammo stash; when the floor isn't sagging sufficiently, it's time to buy more ammo. That won't work if you are storing it on a concrete slab, but in that case tracking the distance from the top of stash to the ceiling would probably be a decent metric.

more info here this was mentioned before and I asked my FFL and he said that was shot down by Sweeney so I guess its being kicked around again. if he thinks he's going to bail out the state on the backs on gun owners, smokers and any millionaires remaining in NJ that's like rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic.

As of Sunday there were 1,969 checks waiting to go thru the NJ garden house tryin' to put-out the house fire! To learn more about NJ's most active Second Amendment group & why you should JOIN, go to: https://www.cnjfo.com/join-us To get to our "newspaper morgue" to read all of the stories w/o visiting Facebook, go to: https://www.cnjfo.com/news Here's today's CNJFO story on NJ NICS: NEVER-ENDING WAIT PLAGUES NJ GUN PERMITS! HOW MANY MUST DIE BEFORE NICS IS FIXED NJ?? by Dan Grdovic for Black Wire Media Monday Aug. 24, 2020 www.cnjfo.com/join-us So, you waited your legislatively mandated maximum 30 days (in practice more like 70+ days, depending on your town) for your "permission slip" from the State to allow you to purchase your handgun, only to find out that the NICS "INSTANT" background check (the UNIVERSAL BACKGROUND CHECK that you constantly hear the overzealous media clamoring for as if it didn't exist), resembles Instant the way Instant Coffee resembles coffee, or the way Government resembles Help. Those "increased resources" they speak about? Yeah, they have not increased resources in any measurable manner as the backlog still remains well above 1,000 checks, and has been holding at that level for close to three weeks. At CNJFO we saw this coming. In fact it's why we wrote to Gov. Murphy, NJSP Superintendent Callahan and every NJ Senator & Assemblyperson on July 1st imploring them to DO AWAY with the NJ Portal for the National Instant Check System (NICS)! We're still waiting for his not so "INSTANT" answer... Delays such as these have resulted in deaths. Deaths at the hand of the state. Carol Bowne applied for her permits, and was killed on her property at day 43, stabbed to death by an ex-boyfriend whom she had a restraining order against. Her newly-installed CCTV captured it all. If she had lived in Pennsylvania, just a few minutes from her Berlin, NJ home, not only wouldn't have she WAITED that long, she'd have a CARRY PERMIT to at least try to defend herself against her murderer. We'll save that Unicorn story (carry permit in NJ) for another day... We tend to roll our eyes at the following clichés: A restraining order is just a piece of paper, and a right delayed, remains a right denied. Yet here we have, in practice, the negative effects indicated therein. Another body, another soul, stacked like cordwood on the altar of GUN CONTROL. What's a prospective gun owner to do? For those of you who are close to "the border" and are purchasing a long gun, we highly recommend going to PA as PICS is still running somewhere between 5 and 15 minutes - and yes, that's 100% legal, but only for long guns. But wait, there's more going on here. The NJ NICS Portal was listing their backlog online, you see that in the screenshot photo, and then for whatever reason they pulled the backlog announcement DOWN temporarily. As of Friday Aug 21 at 8:00 AM, what does the NJ NICS Portal show? That's right folks, shortly after the Star Ledger reached out to CNJFO to interview us about these delays, MIRACULOUSLY, the NJ NICS Portal no longer lists anything about a backlog! Hmmmm? Yesterday the number advisory splash page was reposted with "1,969" still waiting for approval processing, and the notice said they were still 4 days behind. Best analogy we can think of is trying to put out a house fire with a garden hose, and a KINKED one at that! So, did they add 11 new people overnight to clear the backlog? HARDLY! The backlog still exists, they've just (temporarily) maneuvered themselves so that YOU don't have proof of THEIR incompetence. Maybe it grew to over 2,000 and someone decided no one needed to KNOW THAT? Not that you needed proof - just look at the absurd lines and policies at DMV! Think anything is going to change? HARDLY. In the meantime, we wish you good luck, and pray that the home invaders don't knock between now and when YOUR "instant"? check is approved. EDITOR's NOTE: CNJFO President Dan Grdovic brings up the facts & figures that can't be "massaged" into a pretty picture. Is that why The Star Ledger's original story on firearms transfers that our Theresa Inacker spent considerable time being interviewed on never saw ink? Is THAT why it "morphed" ("Murph-ed" for my Peeps) into the "nobody can find ammo on the shelf due to exploding demand overtaking an already ramped-up production story"?? In fact Grdovic's portrait of incompetency leads this Editor to ask THE question I've been asking as a gun owner for decades: With a broken-down system (NJ NICS Portal) as bad as it IS, and getting worse by the day, why do obvious gun collectors need to CLOG it? After 5, 10, 20 hand guns collected, the collector doesn't "need" the 21st to commit their crime spree, knock over a liquor store or rob a bank! So why in hell are we even bothering "KINKING the garden hose trying to put-out the house fire" with yet another needless, point-of-purchase "check" (with almost a business week backlog) at the gun counter (transfer point)?? All it does is MAKE THE FIRST TIME GUN BUYERS WAIT even MORE! Isn't it about time that NJ figured out that they can TRUST HONEST Gun Owners? Isn't the paper hand gun permit signed by the local Chief of Police enough for gun collectors? Why does NJ treat every gun owner like a criminal on a prison Chain Gang "asking permission to go potty"? ---The Editor

I stumbled into this upper years ago with no information about it other than being a 16" 1:8 carbine gas crowned barrel with a Keymod handguard chambered in 223 wylde. I put a decent scope on it and it shot sub-MOA at 100 yards. I need to make space in the safe so unfortunately this one has to go. Comes with barreled receiver, handguard, BCG, and charging handle for $500. Scope and rings not included. Located in Hunterdon County but can meet in Hunterdon, Somerset, Middlesex or Mercer County relatively easily.

Your description is so rich in details!

I had two cans leaking out the seams.