Maksim

Read the first post, updated now. Longer required ahead of time.

Friends dont let friends shoot Golden Bullets.

Do you own the hk P30? i will be glad to buy it off of you for good price.

Cost too much? What about gunsmith built guns, or purpose built game guns... like $1200 CZ Customs CZ 75's, $3000 Brazos's, $4,000 SVI's, $4500 Predator Tactical guns. They have no issues selling them all. There are people who put emphasis on price, others on value, others on the status/perceived status of owning one.

What kind of problems? What gun? I will gladly buy the gun from him at the right price?

Love ya ray ray. =P See how awesome of a family we are.

What gun?

Not only that, but chris shows up and shoots matches with us at CJ. =P Better yet, you should see his Posse all wearing those black tshirts with bulls on the back. =)

Please stop buying factory ammo. This weekend alone... Stopped one shooter twice because of light loads/squib territory with factory WWB. Another shooter had an upside down primer in 9mm Remington. Buy components, invest your time in educating yourself and reload. On a side note... why does it seem that there are so many more issues prevalent in factory ammo nowadays than in the past year?

What? Please edumacate me on why the glock is the point and shoot camera and on Sigs it is otherwise? Personally, I think it is all in your head. Unless you are shooting the Sig in DAO, there should be no reason you cannot shoot it as intuitively as a glock/m&p whatever else.

Hk's, absolutely worth it. Sigs... most of the time. I have owned the Hk 45 and P30L. While there is nothing amazing, blow your socks off, kinda things about them, they do everything extremely well. Recoil is almost non existent in both, ergonomics are top notch, especially on the P30 with the 3 interchangeable panels, more reliable than any other handgun that I have owned, and extremely tough to get dirty. The P30 did not show any signs. Sigs... depends on the model, but in most cases, yes... In the $700 to $800 range, yes... anything above that, tougher to justify. As much as Hi Point is far above any other Sat Night Special, HK and Sig, are in my eyes above the others.

from one person I am hearing LEO complain that the chargers are small up front once loaded with gear.

There was a mountain lion sighting in Marlboro last year IIRC. Two blocks from my old office.

One of them was under the weight limit. Saw it at BA and had a discussion with Phil about it a while back.

Pk90 shows one being avail on his site. Do a price request, fairly certain any dealer will be able to get you one within days. did you do a price request?

You buy the gun, it gets sent to your local FFL, you pick up from local FFL and pay for nics + dealers transfer fee. Selling FFL will request from you a copy of the FFL license for the dealer where the gun is shipping to. Call local FFL and request a copy, or have them send it to the shipping dealer.

Then it would seem his mother is the legal owner of the firearms.

Who is the beneficiary over the other assets? Executor of his estate?

What is the OAL on that Ace stock. That is the entry one right?

Surviving spouse is the legal owner of the guns, unless they were left to you in the will. Otherwise, what you need, if you want to take them over is same as anything else. Pistol Permit for any pistol Certificate of eligibility for any rifle/shotgun. This is all assuming once you have FID, and the guns are currently in NJ. Get a list of what you have, post it, or ask a vendor on here, they will tell what is all kosher in the state, what may not be. If there is more than one handgun, apply for exemption to the one every 30 days law, at the same time as you are applying for permits.

If you are selling a handgun, there is a reason why there are 4 forms. One for you, one for buyer, one for local PD, one for state police. State police is the one that runs the background check, (supposed to). Let's not treat handguns and firearms as a grenade. A butter knife can cause as much harm and kill as many people, less humanely too you can argue. Fortunately we are not Britain and not regulating butter knives to adults. Somehow life went on, and little kids were not killed in states where people bought firearms face to face without permits and other checks. (yes, my views have been changing over the past year or two, in proportion to the number of rounds I am sending down range. There is nothing to fear but fear itself, there is no reason to fear firearms any more than butter knives. )

http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/blog/1/entry-16-nj-gun-law-summary/

And people like that should be given a permanent ban from the property. I believe the people for whom these rules were created, should not be given second and third chances. If you cannot be trusted with a firearm, you should not be shooting. I don't believe a range is for baby sitting people. Look at IDPA, USPSA and steel. How come these matches don't have you stick a flag in your chamber? How come you are perfectly fine walking around with an unloaded, holstered gun? Its because if you break a safety rule, you are going home. That will make you think about safety.

Please do let me know what that was. No one is "talking crap" about BA, people are sharing their experience, their own personal experience. All of it stems from a bigger issue, which I only believe I have a general understanding, but easily 10 to 15 forum members that I know of, that would share their experience. If someone has a legitimate concern, posted properly without name calling etc, it will never be deleted. I have personally been lied to my face, and jerked around on 2 transactions, had issues with payment on a gun I sold through BA. Want details? come shoot at the range. If BA changed, that is awesome, but what you are asking is for people to buy a car that has a history for blowing up. It took Hyundai 10 years or more to clear up their name, unfortunately, most of the dealerships still treat you like a moron. I hope it takes less than 10 years for BA to clear its name. The problem is, BA never acknowledged that they had issues... not once. A simple "I'm sorry I messed up, and here is how I am going to change and fix this...." would of gone a long way towards rebuilding that trust. Phil has an account on NJGF, and regularly reads the forum, he always has an open invitation for a platform to start rebuilding.