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sometimes the luger stock boards are found on EBay............. original stock boards cost a mint...............

we will have to bring that to light at the State House, Trenton. But, I'm still in South Joisey. Have a good week-end

SOUTHERN New Jersey consists of 8 counties: Atlantic Burlington Camden Cape May Cumberland Gloucester Ocean Salem So, I am not in Central N.J.

southeren N.J. off Route 130 near entrance Burlington-Bristol Bridge. Not far from exit 5, NJ Turnpike

I have bit over 2000 federal small rifle primers

one answer ro expensive ammo is to re-load....................if you can drive you can re-load............driving, in my opinion, is more dangereous

I had listed federal small rifle primers for trade, but deleted it as no one was interested. I also have some powder. Probably have some used 380 cases somewhere. I moved in July and trying to sort out everything. Let me know exactly what you are in need of...............

any rust ????? use 000 steel wool with a few drops of oil to wipe rust off. 0000 steel wool will not take off finish..................

S&W 669. very compact. adjustable rear sight. 14 round mag....... Qualified with it several years as a carry gun..........no longer made...

you almost have a complete 'rig'. Rig being pistol, holster, spare mag and loading tool.....................

anyone seeking military records information from V.A., and are told such information cannot be verified though records. That happened to me in 1998. Time after time they told me 'nothing' I asked could be verified through records. When I finally got to 'talk' to a live person I found out my records were 'not on file' in other words they did not know where my records were. Not destroyed, not burned, just missing. Earlier they could have told me my records are missing. But, no they kept saying they could not verify the information I wanted. Of course not. no records. Why not tell me that ???? As I've said, when the government screws up they clam up................. I just asked for records information via computer. Lets see what they have to say in 2009 ???..........

my outlook on jobs has always been toward......federal, state, county or municipal. Why: each have their own benefits, i.e. health care, good pay, sick time, retirement, etc, etc. You can't count of those items in civilian companies........Myself. Retired military, retired municipality, retired Social Security. See, all governmental agencies........with a retirement check.... As stated, finish college before anything else.......that piece of paper opens doors for almost anything. For horizon views check out the federal and state levels of law enforcement. No charge to look............. I have total of about 40 years various levels and type of law enforcement experience with little regret and would probably do it again......................

retired....................

opening a gun shop would best be for a retiree.........a retiree has income and can survive lean period of time after starting a business. or, use wife during the day, if she does not work. Family way best. No payroll (to speak of) and the money stays in the cash register

PK90..................In 2003 I was going on 73 when I tried for my renewal permit. Sent in qualifying cert. plus $50. Turned down flat (age).......... I concur with concept of age discrimination, but such acton on my part would require a sum of money. And, if delayed a few years I'll probably be dead. So they would win (again)

DEWHITEWOLF.............the way N.J. retired police can carry is with an issued firarms i.d. card issued by State Police. A firearms qualification certificate and $50 gets a re-newal for carry permit by State Police. There is NO other way of obtaining a carry permit by retired police in N.J. I have an issued police identification card from my department. But, the carry permit comes from State Police. If over (now) 75 the permit will not be granted, so there is no other way to gain a carry permit. I have a folder full of qualifying certs. that I acquired over the years I had a carry permit. The age factor restricts obtaining a carry permit for retired police. As I said, age factor is not considered for private carry permits. My question...why not ???? WHATS GOOD FOR THE GOOSE IS GOOD FOR THE GANDER.........

JERSEY-EMT.........YOU MISSED THE POINT. civilian carry permit holders ONLY qualify ONCE a year whereas retired police are required to qualify TWICE a year. Firearms are part of a police officer's equipment. how many civilians with carry permits have had a weapon as part of their work equipment ?? Officers used/carried a firearms over 20/30 years ?? Why should police have to qualify twice a year when civilian permit holders only qualify once a year. Does that really make sense to you ?? And, the average police officer shoots many times during the year for practice... At least I did (and still do)

luger not made by DWM. made on Erfurt as shown on top of toggel. WW1 german luger holsters were originally brown. only later changed to black.........inside holster should show makers name/date..............

as most people know N.J. gave retired police authority to carry concealed weapon after retirement. But, only up to age 70. I lost my carry permit in 2003 as I was going on 73. Don't know why State Police did not catch my age in 2000 (70). I checked with state police on private carry permits in N.J. It seems there are a little over 1000 private carry permits in N.J. I asked at what age such permits expire. No age experation for private permits nor does state police keep a count on age for those people. Also, private carry permit people ONLY qualify ONCE a year. Now retired police must qualify TWICE a year and cease carrying at age (now) 75. So, perhaps the banker with a carry permit can carry up to age 90 or past as there is no age restriction for private carry permits but, for retired police, there is a cut off to carry at age 75. Isn't that justice ???? or is it just N.J. politics !!!!

I can't amagine talk about shoot or don't shoot. how about the home invader that gets shot. Less then 400 feet, no ??? As for a jury for shooting a 'believed' rabid animal threating a household pet I don't think a jury........ I don't believe a hardship for home owner shooting a 'possible' rabid animal can be expected. Possible yes, but don't think so. If the home owner is convinced the animal is rabid i.e, unusual aggressiveness, wild eyes (what ever the hell that is) and he "believed" the animal a danger to his pet and self.. shoot the bugger. Remember, if you 'believe' you are threatened you have a RIGHT to protect yourself and household. As stated, if no gun use a hoe (not a female) and kill the little shit.........my opinion as a retired LEO

empty gun in case back seat and magazine (ammo) in the trunk......safe bet

moved in July. went to P.D. for address change on my Firearms i.d. card. Had to fill out more forms and post $18 to State Police. Still waiting as of today. Hate to think if I had applied for i.d. card ?????

you could let it be a lesson what 'not' to do ????

safe driving is leaving one car length clearance in front of you for every ten miles of speed..................if you want hair raising experience drive in France or Italy or the autobahn in Germany...........whewwww

Since King Obama made it guess any idiot could be appointed........if he/she had the votes...............