Tonester2

PM sent. 2 bricks of Aguila is for RugerM4 pending payment.

I have 3 Aguila Super Extra High Velocity 40 Grain 500 Round bricks - $85/brick I also have 2 Federal Range Pack 40 Grain High Velocity LRN .22 Long Rifle Ammunition 800 Round bags - $150/bag First "I'll take it" gets it. Must have matching FID and DL.

Sorry for the dumb questions but what does SPT stand for?

Brand spakin' or well stored new. Never fired new. Just like my bricks of .22 LR.

Yes but only for new 38 Special rounds.

OK

I prefer trade for new. Thanks.

That's what I'm talking about. It's all subjective.

OK. I didn't know that about NY so I didn't get the reference.

What I'm saying is I don't understand what he meant by "no one needs more than about double the capacity of their firearm".

I guess I'm one of those people.

I have some stored in ammo cans with silica packets to keep moisture out. I keep them indoors so they're climate controlled.

If you die with ammo left then you haven't used all of your fire power. I'd rather die after using up every last round I have to try to stay alive. Ammo, like money, is useless until it is being used. I want to die poor and ammo-less.... after I've taken care of my loved ones of course.

How do they define a "box"?

Yes, I do have defense ammo for both of my pistols (Hornedy Critical Defense). I only use the cheap stuff at the range.

I would trade a brick of .22 LR for some 38 Special.

I'm wondering how much ammo per firearm or ammo type everyone keeps or what the appropriate amount is normal. I don't know what, if any, is the legal limit on the amount of ammo a private citizen can have in their home in NJ but I want to make sure I keep an adequate amount without looking like I'm about the overthrow a government. I have 3 firearms that uses 3 different rounds and I want to make sure I have enough of all 3 varieties.

I may be available tomorrow during the day. Can we meet somewhere between? I'll PM you.

I'll take it - the 100 rounds of .45 ACP for $50. I can be up in that area this Friday. Are you willing to wait til then or we can meet somewhere in between? I'm in Middlesex county. I'll have my FID and DL ready.

Thanks. I will definitely hold both versions to get a feel for them.

Hi. the main thing that draws me to an Other firearm is the front grip and the rear pistol grip. I just feel that having those 2 types of touch points will make it more comfortable and stable when shooting. I have a 22 LR rifle (Marlin Model 60) and since it is a very easy rifle to handle and shoot, I just don't find the way how I grip it to be that natural.

OK, take two on my intro post. Hello everyone. Although I'm new to this forum I'm certainly not new to shooting. I bought my first handgun and rifle nearly 30 years ago. I've been on and off with shooting (mostly off) but recently I've started shooting again. I just bought my second handgun a couple of months ago and I'm looking to get another rifle so I'm hoping to learn a few things before I pull the trigger (pun intended).

Yeah, I'm probably not as tech savvy as most here. Yes, for the last 30 years I've owned just 1 handgun (38 Special) and a rifle (.22 LR). A couple of months ago I got my second handgun (1911 .45 ACP) and now I'm looking to get a NJ AR-15 type "rifle", most likely an "Other" firearm chambered for 5.56 so I have the flexibility of using 5.56 or 223 rounds.

Hello everyone. Although I'm new to this forum I'm certainly not new to shooting. I bought my first handgun and rifle nearly 30 years ago. I've been on and off with shooting (mostly off) but recently I've started shooting again. I just bought my second handgun a couple of months ago and I'm looking to get another rifle so I'm hoping to learn a few things before I pull the trigger (pun intended).

Sorry about reviving an old topic but I'm thinking of getting one. What do they go for and is anyone able to get ammo for it (5.56/.223)?