Maksim

Was able to organize something special for our upcoming NJGF Meetup. @TechOpsInternational will join us with demo guns for anyone who wanted to try any of the Troy rifles, including the "Non-NFA/Other Firearm" and their other Troy AR15s. Say 7PM as usual @ Garden State Shooting Center @tj462nj I believe @TechOpsInternational will be there earlier as well. 1,000 round test video on the gun coming out this weekend and here is the one I did from our own media day.

So after discovering that I can search the Ruger site by caliber... I found this guy... the American Ranch in 7.62x39. So besides that it is cheap... wondering... why? I suppose for hunting and cheap ammo? In any case... lol. yes. I will be requesting one to test when I am done with the current batch.

Correct. Wondering if there is any case law on this yet. lol. Have not looked at Trust docs as the stuff I bought since moving has been in my own name, not trust.

Trust is its own entity. I could see the trust being forced to remove the trustee but the trust itself should be safe. And PA does not have red flag laws... Yet

hey hey hey... lay off the 45 GAP jokes... It is a very forward thinking caliber. =P

Been there too... And it's questionable if it was only one... =P Btw... didn't we have the there vs their lesson. =P

Minus the horrible name (the place where Jews commited suicide), the Masada seems like quite the gun for Sub $500.

What's the price point for them?

How many people would be interested in this idea?

That is always An idea.

LWRC now makes one too? Wow, heating up.

Todd has been good. Suppressors it is generally easier as when the tax stamp clears, you do not need to do another NICS check with PA... just fill out 4473. With out of state residents for gun purchases... it is much more pain in the ass so you will have to ask Todd if he feels comfortable, but as far as I know... no.

Finding one knowledgeable enough to deal with this? Yes... @FreedomSportsLLC

So... NO... most NJ residents cannot buy suppressors. There are however many of you that I know own vacation homes and properties out of state, like in PA. You may actually be able to own suppressors. Was having this discussion with my local purveyor of fine arms and evil items, @FreedomSportsLLC. If you own a place outside of NJ, where suppressors are legal, you are likely able to purchase one with proper documentation. The big caveat is though, you can only keep them and shoot them in PA. Obviously illegal in NJ.

That is if he ever sells them. =)

Yes sir.

Business Insider is fairly mainstream as it is... but I am sure the gun community can push it even more. Buying at Walmart is kinda nuts as there is a pretty long wait too.

It was not even the CEO, but rather the shareholders who were largely activist investors who wanted Dicks to get out of the business. With Walmart, the family controls the company.

I would agree with that. Keep in mind, for the longest time, NFA guns were not THAT much more expensive. You could buy a Mac 10 for about $3,000 (about 10 years ago) and even at that price, no one wanted them. Today the same guns are about $8,000. The beauty of the MAC is that you can swap out the upper for a different gun. Pretty much all of the full auto guns shot up in price, the only ones that are coming down are the belt feds. And as far as ammo... this is why Sub guns are fun... pistol caliber. Lasts you longer. But it is not like you shoot full auto every day... every so often. What gets used a lot more is actually suppressors... which is just the smart thing to do to keep hearing safe. And here is a good website for current prices on machine guns and sub guns. http://www.machinegunpriceguide.com/html/machine_guns.html

IIRC, they are fairly ardent supporters of firearms and the 2A. From the monetary side... I am sure they also heavily benefited from Dicks getting out of that business.

This is hella fun... This is still my favorite...

Actually that would be great!

For Jersey i think the 48 is a cool gun. Dmall enough for conceal carry out of state but a good sized everyday shooter too. Will have a video on it shortly and can compare to a shield ez

Hahaha. About half of our traffic is from outside NJ and plenty from surrounding free states. A number of NJ residents do have outside homes and can legally purchase suppressors and machine guns too... If you have a residence outside NJ.

Do you honestly think so? I think those customers would end up going to another chain or your bigger retailers rather than the smaller or at home FFLs. Walmart fills a major niche and provides pricing power and ability for people who would not otherwise be able to affoard a $450 to $500 bolt gun to being able to buy a fairly nice hunting gun (Ruger American, Thompson Center, Savage Axys) for around $300 with an ok scope. They also do this for ammo... Where if there is a Walmart around you that sells ammo, you are likely to find the major calibers for essentially online prices, if not less. Heck, I picked up a box of 224 Valkyrie for around $9.... the same ammo at Cabelas was close to $20... and same for most local FFLs. Having Walmart get out of the firearms and/or ammo business would be a major loss for gun owners, much like if Taurus and Hi-Point left the handgun market.