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Bill Ricca only sells genuine GI parts. If you need something he doesn't have he will tell you where you can get it.

No suggestions for gun shops. However, G19 is good choice. Best all around 9mm made IMO.

Thanks for the clarification on this. If you sell a gun to a dealer and he sells it to another NJ resident then the new owner has it registered to them from the P2P. A handgun taken to a dealer to ship to another out of state will show up on the dealers books. This will create the paper trail to prove you disposed of the gun if the question ever came up.

I don't know who the "they" are you refer to but you have been have been mislead. You need only to look at the title of the P2P form. It says something like "...and form of registration". Not sure how local departments maintain their copy of the permit. They have to keep it just to maintain records keeping accountability. NJSP computerized their records from paper permits years ago. Why would there be a voluntary registration form in NJ if there were no rehistration?

PK90 is 100% correct. I had to ship a handgun to a dealer in FL a few years ago. Not being a FFL I had to send FEDEX overnight. It costs $70 then. That vs whatever a FFL charges for a transfer plus maybe $15 for Priority Mail plus insurance. Another advantage of using a NJ FFL for this is the handgun will come out of your name on the NJSP registry.

There have been some very limited production revolvers made that can use a silencer. A Nagant is the only common revolver that can use a silencer.

If it's the water pump also replace the belt tensioner whether it seems good or bad. Not doing so is false economy. Improper tension on the belt will cause belt failure and/or wear. It can also cause damage to the water pump. New pump = new belt and tensioner.

Did it overheat while driving or while going slow or stopped? Check: Coolant level purge air if needed Electric fans should come on when car is stationary and getting hot. Fans are usually off when cruising along. Some cars turn on fans automatically when you turn on AC. Not sure if yours does. Water pumps will usually leak before they stop pumping. With full coolant idle car over dry driveway and if pump is leaking it will drip on driveway. If you can get your hands on the water pump pulley see if it wobbles. It shouldnt. These are all things you can do before pulling thermostat.

I've bought several of those Wal Mart knives. Very little work to get them shaving sharp. Liner lock works okay. Used them for a variety of purposes and they seem to work okay.

I would think charging at least their normal transfer fee would be appropriate.

P2Ps go back to the 60s. NJSP has records that go back, in some cases, to the early 70s. They may or may not have records of this gun.

You can expect to pay $700 and up for that blued classic look. Thats not necessarily a pristine Model 14. You're in new L frame territory at those prices. If you can deal with stainless you'll get a lifetime warranty and 357 capability in return on the new revolver. New K and L frame guns have a K frame round butt profile so the grip on a new L can be smaller than a square butt K. If you want a K frame and 38 special S&W catalogs the Model 67 but you'll have to settle for a 4" and stainless. The good part is the price. S&W lists a msrp of $749 for the M67. That's less than you'll pay for a nice blued M14. A 38 special will fill most needs. Most people like to get a 357 so they have that option available. A 4" 357 is a gun you can use for just about anything. When you learn to shoot a DA revolver well, everything else is easy.

It looks like a solution to a problem that doesn't exist.

Just about anywhere has good gun laws compared to NJ. Without looking, the 3 states you list all have easy to get carry permits and IN has open carry IIRC. Don't think any of those states have magazine restrictions or "assault gun" laws. You really need to research the gun laws in those states to see which one is best for you.

They forgot the guy who knows all the rules by their number. They say something like, "2.3a says a gun listed in 4.5b1 will be limited by 7.1c3 and compete in class determined by 3.9f7".

NJSP does not have computerized records going back forever. I have sold handguns I acquired legally and sold them on a P2P. I have also bought handguns others legally acquired out of state. Never heard anything about them.

Who was the administrator of his brother's estate being he had no will? If the brother had no other heirs it's your neighbor's as long as he's not a prohibited person. If the neighbor inherited it there is no need to get a P2P or a FID unless he wants to buy ammo. If he wants to sell it he just fills out the seller's portion of the P2P. Leave SBI number blank.

Very good article and pretty much on the money.

Some people think Lake City is the best thing around in 30 carbine. I'm not one of them. Aquila is pretty good and readily available on line for about 35 cents a round. He probably would get the best price if he put it on Gunbroker with a Reserve of maybe 350. Don't open the can!!!

Ammogarand.Com has cans of 30 carbine like that for sale for $559.

You may want to hold on to the Savage. It may shoot better than a standard M1A.

Verbal contracts are just as binding as written contracts. This should be easy to prove if the OP has been renting space there for 12 years. That would require the owner of the land to verify. The next question is does the OP have a specific part of the "yard" he has access to and an easement to access his part of the yard? This where a written contract is useful as the OP would be able to carry proof of what land he's renting. If the agreement is you can park your equipment anywhere it's different IMO. Then it would be no different than a parking lot and my answer would be you can't.m You may be able to legally carry there. If something happens and you get arrested you may be able to get off depending on the things I've mentioned. It would be a case of proving your innocence. Not worth it IMO.

That recoil spring guide is not original to a Series 70. Is the skinny end spring loaded and able to slide inside the fatter end. If so, that's a recoil buffer. If so there's a socket head cap screw in the fat end. Austin Behlert used to make those back in the 70s. I don't know if anyone else did. They work well. I had one in the Commander I carried at work. It broke sometime during firearms qual and training. The gun kept running fine and I didn't know it was broken until I took it apart to clean. Had maybe 5000 rds on the buffer. The full length guide rod came into style for awhile and still is in some circles. It was said to make the gun more reliable and accurate. I am of the belief it doesn't. Just makes the gun a bit harder to field strip. You really don't need to replace any parts if the gun is running fine.

You also need to consider what that extra long throat will do to other loads you use.

Although I agree with you on that point I also believe if the technology exists and you want it, it should be available to you. Look at all the crap people buy.