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I don't know how they are doing it, but there is definitely an electronic register of any handguns acquired in NJ. If they issue a TRO and you have guns it lists the handguns in detail so the cops know what they are supposed to be confiscating. When I got mine a few years ago (TRO used as a divorce tactic) it listed all my handguns, but not any long guns. Fortunately, I had already lodged them all with gunsitters.

Wish I could say I feel bad for them, but they have been price gouging for years. Used to be an average family could afford a trip to Disney. Now they are all about the Benjamins. Disney has a bigger economy than some countries.

I remember back in 2016 before the presidential election, I picked up an Anderson stripped lower for less than 50 dollars, along with a Hi Point carbine in 9mm for $280. I used that anderson lower for a budget build that I sourced parts on here. Now in this presidential election, I am able to take advantage of those NJGF PSA lowers. Gonna try and do one more budget rifle build. How are those PSA complete uppers? Might use one.

Some are--many are sold out, but they have rack, field, and service grades available. Limit of 8 per person per year. Current stock includes rack grade, $650, SA or HR (vendor's choice) service grade for $750, WRA field grade for $850, and IHC (receiver, at least, other parts may vary) service grade for $1080. There is still a fair bit of ammo for sale on the CMP site.

just open up fully and if needed, wear masks. enough is enough

That database became searchable around the same time “Skynet became aware,” which was decades ago.

Bang, not boom

Already is.

I have one on my 20" Rifle build. It works. Haven't had a single reliability issue with it and I have a good amount of rounds downrange on it. It's not the nicest, it's not the prettiest, but it works.

If I was a seller, I'd get my money from the buyer, give the dealer the gun, and leave. The buyer's NICS response is irrelevant to me.

There are a couple of ways of doing it... If you both go to the FFL at the start and the FFL is willing to hold the gun you can do as you described. The down side is that if it is a handgun and the buyer's BG check fails, you need a pistol permit to get your gun back from the FFL as he will have had to enter it in his bound book. The seller could take the gun home again and meet at the FFL after the BG check is approved. What I have done recently is I went to the FFL alone and filled in the paperwork. After it came back approved (after a few days at current turnaround times) the seller met me at the FFL to finish the transfer paperwork and the FFL entered it in his book at that time and then immediately transferred it to me. This way the seller does not have to go twice and does not risk losing possession if the sale does not go through. This works because the BG check can be done without all the details of the gun (make, model serial #, etc.), just whether handgun or shotgun/rifle and the quantity.

did you want to build one? I can help if you need that

if fuel pump initially fixed it, good possibility that you got a defective pump. that said....quick/dirty test. pull air intake tube, spray a little carb cleaner in there, then replace tube and crank. if engine fires for a second, then it's fuel issue. if it's a v8, common is the crank and cam sensors. they can/do fail on chrysler products without popping codes.

Out the guy. Don't let anyone else be treated like that. It will also be a learning experience for the fudd ffl.

Round count, Fit and finish, Take it for a spin see if it has any loading or ejecting issues, And accuracy issues. If i'm selling a upper you are required to take it for a spin,

I don't know if you noticed, but the State Police part of the application goes quickly. The delay starts once it gets transferred to the local PD. It would be great if we get to skip that step and have everything handled by the State Police.

I love wolf steel case 223

it's a funny market, overpriced yes but people will spend the coin for war years, wra and some other types. I personally would never pay what some ask for non war years. I own a june 41 wra, dec 41 wra, 3/43 SA (all 3 are all respective parts and correct period except for the stocks) and new recently acquired korean return in 308 tanker (thank you Griz) some of the prices people ask are assine. Yes when people die off, there will be some hitting market but not as many as people believe. I wouldn't sell anything of my grandfathers and nor would 90% of the people out there. Then you've got the mix masters and of course, the always present restrictions on imports etc etc. I don't see the price collapsing anytime soon to be honest

Anderson on gun deals for 55 shipped

Yeah, it's quite the bargain this day and age! I got one too. Does anyone have any recommendations on a complete upper these days? A lot of the mid tier stuff is sold out.

.276 Pedersen, which held ten rounds in its unique en-bloc clips That was the original plan....LOL

When you have nothing else to do, try this: PARKING TICKET: My wife and I went into town and visited a shop. When we came out, there was a cop writing out a parking ticket. We went up to him and I said, "Come on man, how about giving a senior citizen a break?" He just ignored us and continued writing the ticket. I called him an "#$%*." He glared at me and started writing another ticket for having worn-out tires. So my wife called him a "#$%*head." He finished the second ticket and put it on the windshield with the first. Then he started writing more tickets. This went on for about 20 minutes. The more we abused him, the more tickets he wrote. He finally finished, sneered at us and walked away. Just then our bus arrived, and we got on it and went home. We always look for cars with Biden stickers. We try to have a little fun each day now that we're retired. It's so important at our age!!

Go back and get the help you need! Say nothing about the guns you own and DO NOT apply for any new ones. Best advise I can give!

My FFL just sold me 1200 rounds of 55grn 5.56 for $450. I realize it's not a great price when compared to the past, but for the current situation I think it's a steal! I don't usually keep much 5.56 on hand since I don't shoot it much but I think with the election and fallout after November it will only get more expensive. Yes I know, late to the party but at $.38 a round with today's craziness I figured it was worth it.

Im not a Gen expert but the checkering on the frontstrap and backstrap make it a Gen 2 IIRC.

The agency I worked for switched to Glock about 1998. They came in the Tupperware.