Maksim

at least you will not be depressed. =P

I am still in that camp... let people offer you whatever, it is up to you to accept it or not. And please... a waste of time? 30 seconds or less to reply to a private message saying "thanks for your offer, but it is way tooo low." Its a BS excuse. Having someone agree to a price, come to visit, check it out, and not go through for something stupid, that I absolutely agree with, is a waste, however... it is something you have to consider in sales. Most guys up here are stand up guys. Last bit about low ball offers. Sometime last year, when the forum was just starting, I had an opportunity to pick up two handguns at a steal of a price. Seller sold me 2 handguns, for 1/2 of what they were worth. Why? Because he didnt want the hassel of selling seperately, and just wanted to get rid of them that day. On the flip side.... during the obama rush, people were willing to pay twice over my cost for some wasr's. its a two way street guys. Last thought on "market price." Market price is the price someone is willing to buy your item for. If similar items sold for more in the past, but when you try to sell yours and cannot get that price anymore, guess what, that market price was high, and has since gone down. The new price is what someone will pay for it. Ie, I have had a gun up on gunbroker for about a month now... and I have it priced $250 dollars below what they sold for new when it was bought, and now about $150 over what it is new now.... It isnt selling, so I know my price in today's market is too high. I am sure someone would offer $100 for a $1000 gun, but to me, it is worth hanging onto at that point. =P ok, done with my rant. lol. If you get a lowball offer in private, ignore it. if you get an incredibly stupid offer in public, on here, say $100 for a $1,000 gun, dont get mad, just alert the mods, we will delete it.

yeah.... grains is a measure used. When it comes to rounds, not bullets, so lets get that out of the way too. A round, is the term for the complete cartridge that goes inside the gun. Consisting of the bullet(projectile), sitting atop of gun powder, inside a brass case(or aluminum), with a primer at the bottom. Grains can be used to discuss both, the projectile weight, and the amount of gun powder. Typically, reloaders talk grains of powder. =P The bullets themselves, for 9mm, are going to be 115gr, or 124gr. typically, the lighter bullet will be shot at a faster rate, however a heavier bullet is preferred for longer distances as easier to stabilize. For recoil, most people typically would load less powder, ie, grains, but for factory loads, you dont have a choice. Hope that makes sense. Just go shoot them, and see what makes a difference. Most 9mm ammo you are going to buy, Winchester white box, Remington UMC green box, PMC, are going to be 115gr, and shoot about the same, recoil wise. You have some 124gr home defense rounds, ie Speer Gold Dots, that are 124gr Jacketed Hollow points, that are a little bit hotter(more powder), that will kick a bit more, but shoot at higher energy, ie, knockdown power. For shooting at 25 yards though, wont mean anything practical. Only when you start shooting past 100 yards will that translate into stuff you ought to care for.

http://cnj.craigslist.org/off/1641299806.html Here you are, trying to lease out some commercial space. Obviously, you want to make sure to present the best picture possible. In that case... is it toooooooo much to ask to know the difference between you're and your. I am going to call this douche and leave him a voice mail. I really hope it is not him, but merely his uneducated assistant. So who else?

it hurts from the recoil or when the slide flew back?

Both my dad and uncle are painters, if you are still looking.

Chad, want to go? Looks like rain, so why not.

DUDE! We got the hookup now!

Well, if One gun a month was around last year, then no doubt there would be no straw purchases, and this cop would never have left his backpack with a loaded gun on someone front porch while going out to get bombed at the bar. But we should thank him for supporting the local economy. =P

welcome to the forum. btw, how did you find the forum?

maybe I need to keep a bigger gun in the office. =P the current office is backing woods, so going out in the parking lot late at night... sometimes a scary experience.

welcome to the forum. Yes....type in English. =) The grammar police will be after you. Go get the paperwork for the town, and see about scheduling an appointment a day or two after your 18th.

ammo much more readily avail, so removed the sticky.

Asking 400, getting offered 275, I wouldn't call insulting. Maybe the seller is asking high side, bidder offering too low, however the price is truly somewhere in between. And quite honestly, if you are really interested in buying the item at the full price, it would be stupid not to offer a bit less anyway, you never know. if I was the seller, and my item was priced too high, I would rather get a lowball offer and know about it than not. If the lowball offer is the only one you are getting, maybe, just maybe, the market is trying to tell you something. Lastly, look at gunbroker. Market Value and true value to you, are often quite different.

Ben.... forget MSU.... Just stay at Rutgers. =P Dont need to go north. lol.

I guess it is the little girl that is it for me. lol. Plus Cage in it.... done.

Nice, i didnt know the pistol grip AR thing was nixed.

like the whole damn premise of this movie.... it is genius.

I am sooooooo in for that.

welcome!

Jamesburg. =P Jamesburg part of Monroe Township. It was in the article I believe.

Its Jamesburg.... what do you expect. lol. wow.... soooooo close to home.

So how does that work? you have to move the ports back or start from a different place?

Only thing I would add, as long as the item is NJ compliant. =), + depending on if their state law allows it. IE, PA just changed laws that defined AR lowers as pistols, so you cannot buy an ar lower there as their state law does not allow it. However you can buy a Saiga, or any other NJ compliant AK there. They have to do a NJ Certificate of Eligibility, and run nics. I have purchased on multiple occasions from dealers out of state when I was either at gun shows or on vacation. I purchased at least 2 mosin's at PA gun shows, purchased a rimfire 22 from a PA dealer in their shop near the poconos, and have bought my Vepr AK from Cabela's in Maine while on a weekend vacation to see some friends there. Surprisingly, Maine law allows NY and NJ residents to buy out of state guns, however not Mass residents. So it varies, but yes.

what shane said. =) even with the review.... it is all subject to what the jury had for breakfast.