Everything posted by John Fox
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Where do you shop?
Firearms Guild. Good service, good supply of ammo and many firearms.
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Ranges near Woodbridge?
The Carteret club is an indoor shooting club with 10 ports separate from the kitchen/meeting room. Magnums and black powder guns are not allowed. The targets are placed at 25 yards and only 22 rifles are allowed. I've been shooting there for years and am also an officer there. I also belong to the Easton club for my outdooe shooting in the summer time. The Carteret club is located only a few blocks from Roosevelt Ave. about a mile from the turnpike. Theres usually no one there if you call. Send me a PM if you want to know more.
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Caso's Guns in Jersey City has Nappan's book.
The Firearms Guild in Rahway also has them.
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Smith & Wesson 19 .357
The 19 is a K frame whereas the 686 or 586 is an L frame therefore stronger. The grips are the same.
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Illegal to use copy of FID for out of state ammo purchase?
I've bought ammo in Gap and New Holland [PA] and was never asked for ID.
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New Jersey Firearms Guild in Rahway
I said I would provide further info and here it is. The transfer fee, as I said previously, is still $75 but if a gun is transferred that the Guild could have supplied you, the transfer would be $100. The tax is on the transfer fee as required by law, not the gun. As far as their attitude is concerned, you should read the previous comments by people that have bought there. I hang out there and see a better attitude with customers than I've seen anywhere else.
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New Jersey Firearms Guild in Rahway
From what I understand, It's still $75 for a transfer face to face. The tax mentioned is not on the gun but on the transfer amount. Will explain further.
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.380, Anyone?
In German it's Kurtz snd in Italian it's Corto.
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New Jersey Firearms Guild in Rahway
There's Joe, Matt. Gerd, Bill, Terry and sometimes Art [the owner]. All good guys and shooters.
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New Jersey Firearms Guild in Rahway
I actually go there several times a week. Great selection and good prices. Salesmen are good, particularly Joe the manager and are willing to spend time with you.
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Buckmark or 22/45?
The Ruger is much harder to breakdown and reassemble but it is very durable.
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Albino Deer
I have a pic of one but don't know how to display it here.
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What's your Favorite 9mm?
9mm Corto is the Italian version.
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What's your Favorite 9mm?
Browning Highpower.
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Anyone willing to help a noob?
Wolfy: I mean do you know where the club is. PM me with your phone number.
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I only applied for one permit (question)
Towards the end of 90 days, you can extend for another 90 days with any permit by going back to the issueing authority.
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Anyone willing to help a noob?
I'll be there untill about 3:30 or so. Do you know where we are?
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Anyone willing to help a noob?
I plan to be there at 12:30. You are welcome.
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Anyone willing to help a noob?
Going tomorrow afternoon if you want to join me. Email in the morning with an answer.
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I only applied for one permit (question)
You could have taken more than one permit at $2 extra per additional permit.
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Anyone planning on going to the Valley Forge show?
Might go.
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Anyone watching Glenn Beck?
I watch him often enough and don't like his antics but his points are very well taken. Will continue to watch for good info.
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.22 conversion kit for G26 or buy a .22?
A MarkI has a nine round capacity compared to the later models and does not hold open after the last shot. You would be better off with a MarkII used.
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Anyone willing to help a noob?
Mieyboyeee: Will keep you in mind for a run to the club. John
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Anyone willing to help a noob?
I'm going to my club tomorrow afternoon. It's in Carteret. Let me know if you want to come as I am an instructor for my club. Let me know by the morning and we can arrange to meet.