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Maksim

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  1. With so many factories and vendors by you... i think we will soon have to go do a NJGF road trip to rscalzo's neck of the woods.
  2. wait wait... the bullet hole just registered. =P
  3. Maksim replied to Lublin's topic in Rifles
    I think I want an AR. .... all those perty pics... plus 223 ammo that is avail.
  4. do we have 1600 emails? hehe. Nice job though. where were you able to get that many so quickly? Make sure you have copies before you submit them.
  5. I bought a brick of that stuff at BA for $25. See.. I guess they dont overcharge on all. =)
  6. $12.98 on the sale price. $11.98 on the case price. Regular between $13.98 and up. BTW... went to the one in Princeton/Lawrenceville today. No 22, 45, 9mm. They have some federal 40sw, and a ton of 223... You pick, Wolf 20rd for 8.99, 40 or 50 round Winchester or remington, dont recall. But they had plenty of it.
  7. With ranges... public ones that rent at least... what happens inside, they let it happen. Just cant take it with you. when I was at BA last time, some guy bought an AMD AK variant... his magazines that he bought didnt fit... so they let him use 2 30 round banana clips for it while he was there. Talk about muzzle flash.
  8. You are covered under Federal law. You don't need a NJ FID cards if travel is your concern. It probably would be beneficial for ammo purchases. Only you can tell if the cost and time of obtaining the permit is worth ti. At some point you will have to appear it the submitted jurisdiction. FID seems to cost $5, unless I am not seeing something. FID is $5, $2 per pistol permit.... But you need to also pay $62.50? for the background check.
  9. Maksim replied to rhino_chaser's topic in Rifles
    I know after speaking to owner at Cheyenne, they had 75 AR's on order... afraid if all will be sold.
  10. Did they raise the prices alot on 223 in NH?
  11. I left my car parked 1000 feet from the Police Department in Newark by Penn Station... for 2 hours... to go into NYC to take my last final some years ago... come back, find my Camaro broken into, stereo ripped out, sattelite radio, etc. Called police, they told me they wont count out to see me as there was no one hurt, and told me to drive to them.
  12. Now be a good person and put NJGF on there with the forum address.... Or better yet, make it double sided, NJGF Target on one side, yours on the other.
  13. I spoke to one of the daughters and they are allowed to collect taxes. According to other dealers, it is generally not done. Legally, you are supposed to pay taxes on out of state purchases, but it is your responsibility to pay them. There is pretty much nothing I can do about it. contact them. You are supposed to pay taxes on the firearm, or any out of state purchases, however the burden is on you to pay them on your income taxes at the end of the year. most places do not do this, however some do. You are right, chance that that money went to the state? slim. In fact, i would call up and ask for the receipt where it went to the state if it did indeed. Otherwise, call Manny, talk to him directly. Heck out out this forum thread to him. it is in his best interest to get this resolved. Either prove that the $130 in taxes went to the state, in which case you should have a receipt for Taxes paid, or have him return the money to you and then you pay it on your income taxes.
  14. So we all know firearms is a love it or hate it topic... Here is one for you... when would you bring it up... your urge to shoot off some rounds... and would you be involved in a relationship with someone who is not an avid gun supporter, or has no understanding of the fundamentals whose knowledge is restricted to hearsay from a liberal arts school.
  15. Starting at a new place, and with every new place, working in the financial industry need new prints... Since I am already going to be there... I think I might as well apply for a few more permits. lol. 8-)
  16. I think it would be safer if he considered your place in jersey his residence.... 8-) but giving it to you is borderline transfer of ownership, which would need pistol permits and all of that stuff.
  17. what is the protocol for out of state residents to getting NJ FID card? Have a client that just moved up here from South Carolina.
  18. I found out afterwards that my best friend who got the thing was kinda against guns... asking if i was preparing for world war 3. He was good though and filled it out fine.
  19. Maksim replied to Scottcba1's topic in Handguns
    You have to feel how it fits you. the ruger is a good firearm, just not for my taste. The feel is not the one I am in love with. It is a great value though. Other options for a 9mm, beretta 92fs, xd 9mm, cz/eaa/baby eagle/browning hi power,
  20. Crazyness.... I can buy 45gap both online and at cheyenne at $23.99 a box.... =P and still be 50% cheaper than buying by the box. Now this is what i am talking about.... $33 a box of 9mm.... price gouging or just the price? Freely avail online at $19.99, or $11.98 if you are willing to wait to order a case from dicks.
  21. Do you have FID already? You would need SP66 mental health form as well I think. but if applying for FID and PP, you need it.
  22. part of hte process here, was that when I came in with FID apps and all, while the detective would go over paperwork, I adressed and fill out the refrence envelope on the stop. It would be sealed and sent off the same day I dropped off the fid apps.
  23. I think the key involved here is doing what is right, or what is the most appropriate. While I would love to tell a PO to PO, it would not be worth my time. If something is really serious, you will get an attorney involved anyway, but why make a situation worse. You may be right, but you have to show up to court. Kind of like traffic stops, if you were, or were not speeding, if something small, almost easier to just pay the ticket and forget about it.
  24. fcod, I would call them up, say whats up.

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