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XDJohnTact

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  1. Welcome to the forum from Toms River
  2. You might try Tony at TJs Sporting Arms for your transfers. Fantastic service on transfers and when he says he can get a gun for you, you can take that to the bank! Check his ratings/feedback, he has to be one of the top vendors here!
  3. The OP is talking about .22lr ammo here, right? I know, hollow points are hollow points, but................ If a local gun store told someone that they would not sell rubber bands because they were illegal, and we all know they were not illegal, would we be be so fast to stand up for them. Sure they can set policy to sell, or not to sell, whatever they want, but don't call something illegal when it is not.
  4. A little off topic (sorry), but has anyone else have this happen at Dick's in Brick? The last three times I bought ammo, the guy records it in his "bound book" but always puts down the wrong caliber? Once he wrote down 9mm when I bought .223 and some bulk .22lr (yes, I know .233 if rifle ammo) and the other time he wrote down .357 when I bought 9mm and some .223? I forget what he wrote down the first time but I know it did not match what I actually purchased (again .223). I did not think too much of it at the time, I figure it is just sloppy book keeping. However, any time I buy ammo in Brick, they just put it in the clear plastic box and I take it to the register unescorted.
  5. These threads never die
  6. Welcome to the forum from Toms River
  7. I used to buy ammo at Dicks in Woodbridge and I know you had to do the "walk of shame" because the ammo was on the second floor. Whenever I bought at Brick, Manahawkin or Freehold they just put it in the plastic box and handed it to me. Shotgun Ammo by the case I just carried the case to the checkout. I do agree that they do not ever have a great quantities of the popular calibers in stock.
  8. I just watched the video and I didn't see what they were complaining about. Loved the strong and weak arm work in the beginning! Great video, thanks for sharing!
  9. I use the 9mm all the time with no problem, the 223 is OK too. Their .22lr stinks!
  10. Welcome to the forum from Toms River. Lots of good information on the site.
  11. Welcome to the forum from Toms River.
  12. That's what I do! I put my empty cases back on one of the tables. If i want to switch, I case the gun at the port and swap it with another and un-case in the port. I never understood that rifle rack at ba? Seems like they are just asking for trouble?
  13. I have to seriously disagree! I have been muzzle swept so many times at brick Armory that i refuse to enter the store! I have even been muzzle swept out in the store! By people who walk in with a gun case, open it up in the store on the floor in front of the counter and then sweep the room before showing it to the guy behind the counter. I was not alone, there were other forum members present (I think it was 67GTOnut) when this happened!
  14. It looks like a lot of room between tables? Are they going to end up with more tables or the same number as before?
  15. I have the gear but have not actually got out to try fishing off the beach. Maybe a few members will meet up sometime this spring. I live down the road from IBSP.
  16. Scopalimine patches
  17. I have taken pictures and videos of my son and his friends shooting at SS on many occasions and have never been hassled. Of course, I have been going there for several years and most of the people at least know me as a member, if not personally.
  18. Congrats! Please be sure to post a range report for us.

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