Fishpaw

If you were there on a friday, you could have hit the IMA showroom. (International Military Antiques) ....its just a few blocks away from there.

were you shooting from the bench? Ive seen AKs double from bench shooting. Its a form of bump firing.

Thats insane....Even overpriced Sportsman's guide has it for $30 less than that and with free shipping, and if you look around you can find it for $85 a tin.

In NJ, you must use a 100% FFL transferred receiver. Its illegal to build from a receiver flat or other DIY method. A 100% receiver will already be hardened, etc.

How about the FA bb guns out there? Are they then considered machine guns under NJ law?

Its more complicated than an AR. You have to press out the barrel, rivet the front trunion to the receiver, reinstall barrel and barrel pin and rivet the rear stock tang. As long as you get the correct receiver, that should be the hardest parts. The rest is fairly easy..installing the fire control group can be a bit tricky, but not horrible. Of course having the correct tools will make it a lot easier. Lots of tutorials on youtube.

Its Cavalry....Calvary is where Jesus was crucified....unless you mean the buglers will start to crucify people? http://grammarist.com/usage/calvary-cavalry/

Would this just apply to C&R guns or all handguns?

For now we are renting an apartment in a development which is just a few blocks from my wife's job/sons school. There are a lot of private houses around as well that would have a garage. Ill keep an eye out and let you know if I see anything.

Im in the process of moving to PA. Already have an apartment in Emmaus, and plan on buying a place as soon as I can sell my NJ house.

Ha!...when they first came out they were like $250!

As long as it doesnt have a removable mag, any SKS is NJ legal. And by removable, that means the SKS that can take AK mags, not the standard fixed mag for on almost all SKS rifles.

Didnt a member have to go through a world of shit and the courts/system because he posted a photo of his kid with a 100% legal rifle on Facebook?

Went to the Oaks gun show the other day. Considering the price of ammo, Id say maybe the gun?

I got the same cheapy one off of ebay and it worked for about a week. Keeps locking up and then wouldnt record on its own.

Been driving past this place for years. Would make a neat clubhouse for the NJGF..... http://abclocal.go.com/wpvi/story?section=news/local&id=9367843

ive bought a lot of things from them in the past. I did once have a problem where i ordered a drum magazine, but was having it shipped to a relatives address in PA, and they cancelled the order saying that since my billing address was in NJ, they couldnt sell it to me.

Historically it means Proofed. They will shoot a special high powered proofing round through it to test the strength of the barrel. If it can take the pressure of this special round, it will easily take the pressure of a standard round.

Find Guns is an app that lists gun shows

I have a ww2 Springfield Garand with a 51 Danish barrel. Its very accurate and doesnt bother me. Must have been used in ww2, then sent to Denmark where it was re-barreled. Just part of the history of the gun. I buy guns to shoot, not as a collectors item.

A friend of mine moved to PA from NJ. He went down to his local PD and filled out the form for his CCW, and then left and went home. 10 minutes later he gets a confused call asking where he went. They said his paperwork was done and he should come back to pick up his concealed carry permit now.

These are from Yugoslavian AK & RPK I have. The one with the dots translates to "help me my God" or maybe its save me. I forget actually. The second one has what might be a traditional tombstone and of course Beverly Hills 90210 stickers. Have others too, which Ill post later.

Its all good...a few shows later I walked up to his booth and bought an item off the table, without him asking where I was from. It was a semi rare barrel shroud for the Browning 1919 and was priced about 1/5 of what it should have been. He had it at the same price as the common version of the part. Thanks for the great deal Dennis!

Some dealers are worse than others. I once asked Dennis Todd, the class 3/full auto dealer, about some parts for a browning 1919a4 beltfed. When he asked where I lived and I said NJ, he said...too bad and walked away. Now the semi auto version of this gun is 100% NJ legal, and he didnt have to be such an ass, as just about every part of that gun is legal here and I had money in hand and would have bought the parts right then , but do be prepared for such rude behavior.

If not, anyone near Ewing NJ want to buy an Ithaca 37 receiver for like $10? How old is it? Engraved or plain?