Skip to content
View in the app

A better way to browse. Learn more.

New Jersey Gun Forums

A full-screen app on your home screen with push notifications, badges and more.

To install this app on iOS and iPadOS
  1. Tap the Share icon in Safari
  2. Scroll the menu and tap Add to Home Screen.
  3. Tap Add in the top-right corner.
To install this app on Android
  1. Tap the 3-dot menu (⋮) in the top-right corner of the browser.
  2. Tap Add to Home screen or Install app.
  3. Confirm by tapping Install.

Leaderboard

Popular Content

Showing content with the highest reputation on 01/13/2024 in all areas

  1. There's a donut?
  2. I wish the seller luck, but that’s a lot of $$ for that gun. It also demonstrates the fact that highly customized guns are hard to get your money back on and wants/needs are highly subjective. When you customize a gun like that, your specs and your wishlist of parts, no matter how high the quality, are highly individual and the premium cost that results to try and recoup expenses are not worth it to another buyer - unless they are looking for exactly what you built. Finding that buyer is a rarity.
  3. 1 point
    So, in the past I owned a 22lr S&W model 63 with a 3" barrel. I sold it off years ago but always regretted selling it. A few weeks ago I decided I need a 22lr revolver in my collection again. As far as revolvers go, I'm a S&W guy, I don't even consider other brands of revolvers (not looking for a debate, just my choice). Also, once I owned a gun, and sold it, I don't buy the same one again, no matter how much I regret it (again, just my choice). I always had my eye on the S&W 317 with the 3" barrel and the HiVis Sights. It intrigued me because it has an all aluminum frame, including the cylinder, has a steel lined aluminum barrel and only weighs 11oz. I did the usual research on it, watched as many review videos as I could find, and read as many comments/reviews as I could find. Even though this model has been around for decades the info available on it is limited. And 80% of what I could find was negative. Maybe 90%. Mostly complaints about poor accuracy (shoots high), horrible rear "V" sight, and the gun jamming up after a few cylinders of ammo shot because of the aluminum cylinder. But people who bought it for it's intended use a backpack kit gun, and only shot a few rounds at a time, gave it positive reviews. So, despite all the negativity, I went and bought one anyway. My first impression was WOW, this thing is really lightweight, and it's really cool looking. First range trip. Oh boy. All the negative reviews were spot on! I shot Remington Golden Bullet 36 HV ammo (it's all I had). The rear "V" sight was atrocious. The sight picture was just un-natural. The gun shot high right out of the gate at 7yds (2-3"). I adjusted the rear sight down until it bottomed out, and it was still shooting 1" high at 7yds. About the 3rd cylinder the gun started to jam up, the empty shells became extremely difficult to eject, and the gun wouldn't cycle to the next round without excessive force. I just stopped at this point, and decided to take it home and regroup. My first thought was, to heck with this thing, I'm just going to bring it back and get a refund. But then I decided I really like this platform, and I'm going to massage this thing until it works right. So down the rabbit hole I go. The first thing I did was find a better rear sight. After some research I came up with a S&W square notch J-Frame rear adjustable sight - part # 211850000. I bought it. Then I went and bought some different ammo. I got CCI Mini-Mag 40gr Copper Plated Round Nose. Then I cleaned and scrubber the heck out of the cylinder bores to make sure it's not a fouling related issue. Rear sight installed and new ammo, clean cylinder bores, I was ready for another go at it. I hit the range again. I brought the Golden Bullet and the CCI to verify results. Right off the bat, the rear u-notch was a huge improvement over the crap "V" notch rear sight the gun came with. I was able to easily sight in a 7yds with a few turns left before bottoming out the rear sight. POA was POI. Why wouldn't S&W just put this sight on as standard? IDK, but problem solved. I started the session off using the Gloden Bullet to see if the cylinder bore cleaning made a difference. Nope. The gun began to lock up by the 3rd cylinder again, and the shells were almost impssibel to eject. Ok, let me try the CCI since the cylinder is already hot and swollen. The CCI's performed flawlessly!! Cylinder after cylinder the just kept ejecting smoothly and easily, and the gun just kept functioning as it should. 20 cylinders and 160rds later, it was still plugging along. Ok, I feel much better about the 317 now. BUT. Me being me, and not being able to leave well enough alone, I wanted to make this thing reliably shoot ANY 22lr ammo. I figured the cylinder for the Model 63 is the same exact cylinder as the 317's but in Stainless Steel, and I was right. The Stainless Steel Cylinder for the Model 63 is part number 412020000 and it fits the 317 perfectly. It did add a little bit of weight to the 317, but the 317 is still lighter than anything I have ever felt. Now, I have a 317 that is sighted in, accurate, and reliably shoots any 22lr ammo, and can shoot all day long at the range. I also retained the aluminum cylinder in case one day I want to use this for it's intended purpose as super lightweight backpack kit gun. Just an FYI. Gratuitous Pics to follow.
  4. Bobcats make a nice mount… We took this one on the ranch many years ago.
  5. Go ahead, give him a summons. At best we'll be calling you two finger Scorpio. Or Lefty.
  6. How does duty to inform not violate your 5th amendment rights? Taking away your 2nd amendment rights because you exercised your 5th amendment rights would violate the 2nd amendment.
  7. NJ already has an AWB in place, there are no assault weapons here, just semi auto rifles that comply with the AWB.
  8. Forgot the biggie- The N.J. AWB.
  9. HK 416 A7 adaptive battle grip with tool in RAL8000. Brand new. Accidentally ordered two. Keeping one and selling the other. No trades. $165 shipped These have been impossible to find and have been going for over $400. Best AR grip ive ever used and HK will be releasing grip inserts soon.
  10. Man, taking a doe without a license or a tag out of season. That bobcat is in big trouble.
  11. Dems are trying very hard to get Clarence Thomas off right now. They also attack Barret and Kavanaugh every chance they get. They have also floated the idea of increasing the size of the Supreme Court in order to pack and take control of Judicial branch. They have floated the idea of making Washington DC and Puerto Rico states which would give them permanent control of the Legislative branch. They have floated the idea of going to popular vote for elections and are finding ways to allow immigrants and felons to be able to vote, giving them permanent control over the Executive branch. They want total control and will do anything to get it. The fact that they are doing whatever they can to get full control over all 3 branches of the government should scare you. They aren't doing it for our best interest, and likely want to do something they could not do unless they had complete control.
  12. After some research found a place that sells Kerosene at the pump.. cheaper than walmart/homedepot stuff. FYI.. 121 Broadway, Elmwood Park, NJ 07407
  13. $3/gal is actually really cheap now. I remember when it was about $0.45 a gallon!! I talked to a truck driver from NJ and he told me that New Jersey almost banned it because truck drivers were mixing it with diesel and not paying the state fuel taxes. I guess now it's on par with diesel prices....
  14. It's cheaper then paying the attorneys. This happened to me once, legal extortion. I quote my attorney here "Jerry just pay the settlement. If we go to court the legal fee's will be double that amount. You'll win the war but lose all your soldiers doing it" What we need in this country is "loser pays", that will keep this kind of BS from happening. Unfortunately we keep voting lawyers into office, so there's no chance of that ever happening.
  15. That revolver looks like it should have an orange tip on it.
  16. A few years ago, my boss was attacked by a feral cat. I was shocked about how much damage that cat did to him. Scary how that cat tore him up. Unfortunately for him, he had to go through the rabies treatment.

Account

Navigation

Search

Search

Configure browser push notifications

Chrome (Android)
  1. Tap the lock icon next to the address bar.
  2. Tap Permissions → Notifications.
  3. Adjust your preference.
Chrome (Desktop)
  1. Click the padlock icon in the address bar.
  2. Select Site settings.
  3. Find Notifications and adjust your preference.