Chad

Hey Neighbor! I'm in Manalapan! Welcome to the site! Enjoy

Efingers has the mariner model in stock.

A Firearm??

ALWAYS!!!! lol But this time I went to a place on Rt. 35 in ocean....my enormous banana split wasn't bad....just what I need. :roll:

Very true....my fat A** got some ice cream today and the store had a sign on the door, July 4th open till 11PM! Sad. I closed @ 2pm today instead of the usual 5:30.

Some citizens can not handle themselves or their children, let alone firearms. I think it should be reserved for responsible people.

+1

I have a few HG's, but I sure do want a Browning Buckmark, S&W 327PD and a 610 in 6.6". Finally a 6" Colt Police Positive Revolver, a 6" Colt Official Police Revolver, and a 4" Ruger Stainless Security Six. Those are the revolvers the NJSP carried from when they were founded in 1921 thru 1982 when they then switched to auto loaders.(H&K P7M8 and currently Sig 228's) Thanks fer making this thread,.....now I need to appply for PP's.

12%? thats strange.

Yeah, its always been like that AFAIK. Florida will not accept non-resident PA CCW's. Unlike PA, Florida does not issue non-resident and resident CCW's, they are just CCW's. PA will honor FL's CCW's. Florida will honor PA, AZ, IN, NH, ND, SC, TN, TX, UT & VA Resident CCW's, but not non-resident CCW's.

Yes, absolutely. My wording was a little off, that is what it sounded like! lol Nothing is modified on the rifle...just the magazines themselves are blocked and welded.

You didn't get the TV???? :evil:

I don't load the rifle, I load the magazine. The bottom plate on the magazine is welded shut with a block inside which will only allow 15 rounds max to be loaded into the magazine. Which according to the Firearms Unit of the State Police is perfectly acceptable and considered Permanent. It is not welded to the rifle, it is welded to itself.

Absolutely. After getting so many people B****ING at them all the time, it would be nice to hear a compliment once in a while. It wouldn't hurt to CC the chief on it either. Why not build a good rapport with your local PD.

Who doesn't!!! lol We dont have to Call you Det. Maksim from now on do we???

Dispatch: Freehold Police, 1512 BadBul: Hello, is the firearms officer available? Dispatch: Sure, hold on. OR, no, he's not...you can ask when he will be in next but some departments will not give out officers schedules. You may just get as far as his voicemail. BadBul: THANK YOU Firearms officer: Det. Maksim; May I help you? BadBul: Hello, My name is BadBul GoodCow, I am sorry to bother you, I am just checking the status of my Firearms ID card application. Firearms officer: I'm sorry, it is on the chiefs desk, or we are still waiting to hear back from the state police, or it is still being processed, or we are still waiting to hear back from your references, or we are waiting on your criminal history, or we are waiting on your mental health records. I will call you when it is ready. BadBul: Ok, thank you for looking into it for me. I look forward to hearing from you! If he's being cool about it, try casually and in a calm relaxed voice saying, "you guys must be innendated with applications, whats the usual turnaround time on them?" or something to that effect. After he gives you an answer, thank him for his time, and tell him you look forward to hearing from him. Some points to take note of. 1. Detectives are not there to only work on FID cards. 2. Detectives have MANY other pressing things than FID cards. 3. Detectives do what the Detective Sgt's tell them to do, not what the public wants them to do. 4. Detectives get calls like this ALL THE TIME 5. Detectives DO NOT care how long you have been waiting, when you applied, or how bad you want it (see no. 2.) 6. Giving an attitude (not saying you planned on it, but alot of people do) will get you absolutely nowhere. 7. Your application will be processed in the same ammount of time, whether you call, write, email or visit. 8. The more people call, the more time it takes the detective(s) to do their job. The longer people keep them on the phone, the less time they have to process applications. Please dont take offense to this, its just the way it is unfortunatley. I know the waiting game stinks....but there really is nothing you can do besides wait. It is completely out of your hands. What I wrote is the way I see it, it is 100% one persons opinion, feel free to take it with a grain of salt. Thats just what I would do. Everyone is different. Good Luck, I hope you get it soon! Hey, you never know....he might say, 'Yes, its ready, come down anytime!' Be sure to keep us posted if you hear anything!

Heres mine....OLD SCHOOL!!!! BE ADVISED: THE MAGAZINE IS PERMANENTLY WELDED AND BLOCKED TO ONLY ACCEPT 15 ROUNDS. BE FURTHER ADVISED: THE COMPENSATOR IS PERMANENTLY ATTACHED BY THE FACTORY.

I bought a box of S&B 4 buck just because being able to *see* the pellets inside the clear shell gives me a warm, fuzzy feeling.

Absolutely

Sounds like we need to give them a nice NJGF warm welcome once they open....group outing! Introduce ourselves, leave some flyers, and buy some stuff to show our support! Any idea when they are opening?

I wouldn't risk a gun blowing up in my face to shoot 24 year old ammo. Not worth it, no matter how expensive ammo gets. Corrosion can do funny things to ammo.

Although I am not a huge fan of indoor ranges, BA was a very nice place to shoot. Everyone seemed nice there for the short time I spent.

Rea Rea Realllyyyyy??? VERY cool! I always like new gun shops!!!!

Here are a few pics of the savage and the remington side by side, to help you compare the two.

Both....for sure. The more the better, right???