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After 17 years moved to sunny Florida - goodbye forever to: pinned muzzle brakes, pinned stocks, 10 round magazines, NJFIC, once a month handgun purchase and handgun purchase permits, prohibited AW list, prohibited SBR, Mr. Murphy, Mr. Grewal and anybody like them.... I can't believe how I put up with all that cr*p for so long. I am going to miss Cherry Ridge. My empathy to NJ gun owners - keep up the fight. Roger and out.

For the collector. Winchester Model 70 Super Grade 75th Anniversary Edition. One of 206 produced. Perfect condition. No marks anywhere. Period! Beautiful rifle I just can't justify keeping only to take out of safe to fondle and admire once in a while. Rifle has been fired 30 times. I am afraid to shoot it because I might ding the stock or scratch the metal, so it stays in the safe. Here is a link to the details. My photography doesn't do it justice. https://www.winchesterguns.com/products/rifles/model-70/past/model-70-75th-anniversary-super-grade.html Includes original box, manual and papers. Asking $1750.00. In 2012 original price was $2000.00.

Good for you and enjoy while you can. But don't totally drop your guard. The progressive pandemic does not respect borders and the Federal government is still over all our heads. Make sure FL never develops its own version of 'The Blueprint'. They WILL try. Colorado: America’s Leftist Laboratory - American Thinker

55 days until our house goes on the market. 30-45 days beyond that, we are Texas bound. Cant wait for freedom.

Unless Superman (the Man of Steel) shows up and opens the safe for them, you did what any reasonable gun owner would do: 1. Hide the hardware, and used a cable lock on that really EVIL AR-15! 2. Put the ammo separate So I wouldn't worry too much. Added security via a hidden "Nanny-Cam" near the stockpile (cache of EVIL weapons) couldn't hurt Just BREATHE Dude, and don't stress yerself out any more than you already are with the sale itself! ~R

Nice that looks great

Muzzle brakes are legal. They must be permanently affixed (i.e. welded). Flash hiders are illegal. Go figure!

It doesn't have a last round hold open button like the Saiga or Vepr. The bolt hold open is notched into the safety. If you want to mount an optic you'll need the side mount like with AKs. Has adjustable gas, but you need to leave it open.

I'm thinking it falls into the same territory as a non-NFA Other Firearm. NJ definition of a shotgun is: "Shotgun" means any firearm designed to be fired from the shoulder and using the energy of the explosive in a fixed shotgun shell to fire through a smooth bore either a number of ball shots or a single projectile for each pull of the trigger, or any firearm designed to be fired from the shoulder which does not fire fixed ammunition. As this has a pistol brace, for now at least, it is not designed to be fired from the shoulder so is not an NJ defined shotgun. Therefore the prohibition of a semi-auto shotgun having a pistol grip does not apply. The VFG takes it out of the category of pistol as it is designed to be fired with two hands.

I thought it was: Step 1. Create problem that is big and scary, and not necessarily real Step 2. Convince the voting public that the problem is too big and scary for individuals to deal with, but not to panic as X politician will fix it Step 3. Get voted back into office Step 4. Issue big government contracts to your cronies Step 5. Got back to step 1

Nope. Zero concerns about any of that. House sold in about 30 days and none of your pretend scenarios happened.

Try as best you can not to argue with the moderators. We do this voluntarily. Thank you!

Yes, the public must be protected from truths. Researchable facts based on empirical data that plainly spell out how we got to where we are at now. The truth is icky, uncomfortable. Let's not upset anyone with facts relevant to the conversation..

Cuomo also did this today as part of the Emergency Plan! Immediately following his Tuesday afternoon announcement, Cuomo signed two bills pertaining to firearm sales and gun manufacturers. The first legislation opens the door for anyone to take legal action against a gun manufacturer using the argument that the product creates a "public nuisance," according to the governor’s office. Products made by gun manufacturers can be considered public nuisances "even if the gun manufacturer did not purposely cause harm to the public," the press release states. Yeah.....That will really lower crime! I with I could sue the estate of his parents since together they created a HUGE PUBLIC NUISANCE....Andrew M. Cuomo

Quinterious Jone, 23, was was arrested after a search of his vehicle uncovered a loaded Glock 27 .40 caliber handgun. The handgun was loaded with a 16-round magazine and also had a round in the chamber, according to police. Additionally, some hollow point ammunition was also seized, police said. A few things stand out to me!!

Where is the executive order to stop Cuomo from sexually harassing women?

Before the boat accident, I picked up a Saiga Sporting Rifle. The thing was butt ugly and the trigger was in the wrong place and was the worst trigger I ever felt! The Saiga is made in Izmash and after the conversion it was great!

what's gonna happen is that he's gonna see it's majority gang violence, and bury the info

Yeah im not too worried avout letting them know i have guns in the house, was just curious about the storage for legal reason during walk through. Ultimately i put a cable lock on the carbine and hid it in the attic, and i have all my pistols in safes and in taped boxes. Ammo is also in a taped box. Should be good to go right?

Since New York is set on spending "emergency" money on this, I think the State of New York should consult with Colion Noir. He has a lot of data that could clarify things for them.

I would look at it more as you do not want to advertise that there are firearms in the house.

https://www.gunboards.com/threads/royal-tiger-no-4-mk1.1185998/ Here is my RTI experience from a few months ago