Maksim

Not sure you could ever find Polish or Russian people in NH much less the food. The place in Garfield makes most of the food on site. It is outstanding. Now if you want great seafood, we are the place to be. We actually have a lot of great specialty shops in my area. My neighbors make maple syrup and honey. we have a few wineries nearby. Fresh buffalo and game meats are readily available. But try and find a good bagel. We have some good pizza places but not even close to the ones back in Secaucus or Hoboken. Or Nutley, home of some really great pizza. I am sure boston has a few... =) Speaking of which, havent been to boston in a long long while. but.... we do know a russian couple in NH. in fact, that is who is having the baby.

not there yet... sorry. Although every movie I watch, take a look at the handguns and rifles to see what I want... its like catalog shopping via a test drive. lol.

Are you sure about Thunderbolts? I don't like them. I shot up my supply of $0.74 per box from Herman's World of Sporting Goods in Paramus and won't buy any more. They are smoky, dirty and foul your bore. Check out this video: I would be sure all my guns really liked a specific brand of ammo before I stocked like that. Also, consider standard velocity ammo for more accuracy and less wear and tear on a semi-auto. If I was going to buy only one brand, it would be CCI, standard and high velocity. If I could have only one, it would be the Mini-Mags. Wow, and I thought my ammo was dirty. That stuff will never touch the inside of my guns. Is there any difference between the regular stuff and mini mags?

There is no registration of firearms in NJ. To make it legally yours, all you need to do is make sure you can legally own the shotgun, it is legal in NJ, and to cover all bases, fill out the certificate of eligibility... found on the nj state police website.

there are not polish and russian stores in NH?

my comment on this thread... starting a range.. a gun shop... the forum was started from the same train of thoughts.

not the thread... but quick note. For a 22, my gf loves the feel of the walther p22.... thoug the ruger/buckmark/22a will be far more accurate due to longer barrel. Add the fact that you can easily put a scope on a 22a... works great. Other candidate is the NEOS, very slim grip, easy to hold.

not a problem. let me know if you need the psd. =)

didnt know about the extra $18 every time. Ok. next time, 10 permits. lol.

the bullet hole was the subject of a parady by the Onion some times ago. considering they are one of the only gun shops up north... eh, they deserve it.

Nice. What section and how did they get in there? Now was there a blurb for njgunforums.com ? right right? =P

The Rock chucker is a great first press and is one of the best around for rifle calibers. I'm sorry I sold all of my RCBS gear years back when I stopped reloading for a while. From time to time they appear at a decent price used but I'm always a step too late. Do not take any personal load information found on the internet at face value. I've seen some that are highly questionable. I'd compare anything found on the internet with a reliable source such as a reloading data manual or the many on line manuals made available from the bullet and powder manufacturers. I'll say it again. come up to NH and attend the free seminars in the Kittery Trading Post and then walk across the road to one of the best fresh lobster stands in the area....Even if you learn nothing, you leave with a very satisfied stomach!!!! Where in NH is this? I may be going up there in a month or two? maybe more. a friend is having a baby in Dover area.

I was at Shore Shot last week....9mm is up to $26 for non-members....just fyi -Scott OMG... are they out of their minds? No one shall complain about Brick Armory prices vs ShoreShot. lol. In all seriousness, we all have to learn to reload.... but if you are someone that just wants to go rent a gun to shoot... by all means, they will make money and be happy.

You have two kinds of gun owners... Us. and the rest. We, are educated about prices, firearms and will ask the community before commiting major bucks. The Rest.... are those that walk into a gunstore with a magazine, pay MSRP or more, on the SOLE advice of the salesperson, without knowing their reputation. You have people who value time, and you have those that just want the lowest price possible. Often times, if you want the lowest price possible, you will order from an FFL, and ship it here. Gun stores serve their purpose.

The xd in 45 gap is what I just picked up, and figured if will be reloading, have 3 mags already for it and accessories fairly cheap. cheaper than for cz's. only thing is, 9+1...

He bought them a few years ago... but not that he loaded up... he just hasnt shot much since then.

I ran out of 22lr ammo so got my brother to bring me a brick of CCI blazers he bought earlier... I look at it... Has a sticker from sports authority. $9.99. Cheapest I can find that stuff is $14.99 at Natchezss, and $20 in stores.

Welcome to the forum sir! Glad to have you here. I think South Jersey is representing with a vast amount of members... Let me know if there is anything any of us can do to help you with your experience here. Now go tell your friends and club members. =P

I did clean it last night.... and did use a bit of hoppes on it, and then sprayed with gun oil. Seems to have removed a bit of it. Will see more later. But I think I may send it in to Springfield anyway to get it recoated.

do most people shoot 9mm in those leagues? or do some people shoot 45?

5k is only 10 bricks. =P I am fairly sure he means 100 Bricks. The way I, and I am sure many here shoot... 100 bricks is about a year's worth.

that explains why every person I met from Central Jersey has a stack of apps in the car... its the credit. =P Welcome to the forum btw.

read on another forum that Springfield takes them back to resurface them.... will call them up, and see. If they want to do that for free, would much rather send the whole gun in.... because just from the photos I noticed that the corrosion started on the grip safety bar as well. And thanks for the thanks. =P

Used another permit... 2 more left. =P Picked this one up from my brother, and took her to the range. She has been sitting at the bottom of a safe in the basement since the last time I shot her 3 years ago? at Rays. Everything I remembered about shooting it was still true. Fits like a glove. Compared to the CZ, smaller grip. Shoots a little low so have to aim higher. Came with box, and 3 magazines and belt clip. Only issue is like seen in the pictures is slight corrosion? on the steel slide. She hasnt been cleaned in ages, so after shooting a box through at the range, gave her a good cleaning.

worth a phone call to find out.