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Nagant Pistol is 7.62x38R or 7.62Nagant. I beleive the Tokerev TT-33 uses this. Those look like pretty decent guns for 200 bucks.

Well, now we know! Thanks.

I used the round nose and some flat nosed of the rainer's for some .38 spcl reloads and I had no problems, my reloads were more accurate than factory ammo, and they were easy to work with. Never heard anything bad about them, and you use the same load data for lead. I have about 1000 of them in 9mm sitting here. I just gotta reload them.

I'd definitely call first. Last time I was down there, they seemed to be pretty focused on the hunting aspect of the sport. Not too much in true "gun" accessories. They may have stuff in the back though.

If you haven't bought a gun in the past two years, the issuing police department can opt to have you re-fingerprinted if you apply for a change of address on your FID, or a Pistol Permit.

It actually says "SAR-48 type ", which is a totally different gun than a SAR2, which is NJ legal as long as its in ban config (no bayo lug, no folding stock, no flash hider) SAR 48, which is a type of FAL, which is also listed on the NJ ban list.. http://i30.photobucket.com/albums/c325/ ... /SAR48.jpg This wording could cause confusion.

I kind of believe this is coming. Nobody has explained even a proposed plan for how they will regulate OGAM, current permits just wont cut it.

I'm sure that if you find a NJ dealer with a good deal on a pistol you like, you could work out a deal (pay a deposit) and do the transfer once they arrive back at their retail premises.

I thought you could leave the flag out in bad weather if it was an "all-weather" flag.. nylon or poly-propylene... as opposed to cotton. http://www.usflag.org/uscode36.html "© Inclement weather The flag should not be displayed on days when the weather is inclement, except when an all weather flag is displayed. "

you might as well ask a newborn puppy from the pet shop. You'd probably get a better answer. "SAR Types" is specifically listed in 13ch54.. but I'm not sure which "SAR Types" they are referring to. Damagedworld, I'm not suggesting that anyone do anything illegal.. but on the chance that this gun IS stolen.. what does that matter? What if you bought a gun from someone, and filled out the COE's, etc.. and by some miracle/strike of lightning.. someone actually found out that it was stolen (all unknown to you the whole time).. it doesn't change a thing. legally? probably doesnt matter in ANY way... but in the sad sorry state of NJ gun laws.. ill error on the side of staying off any lists or named in any reports... ESPECIALLY any that pertain to a firearm... paranoia? maybe.. but better safe than sorry.. You are already on lists if you have a FID or PPP. And posting here is just extra evidence god forbid you ever get into trouble.

you might as well ask a newborn puppy from the pet shop. You'd probably get a better answer. "SAR Types" is specifically listed in 13ch54.. but I'm not sure which "SAR Types" they are referring to. Damagedworld, I'm not suggesting that anyone do anything illegal.. but on the chance that this gun IS stolen.. what does that matter? What if you bought a gun from someone, and filled out the COE's, etc.. and by some miracle/strike of lightning.. someone actually found out that it was stolen (all unknown to you the whole time).. it doesn't change a thing.

Its $500 :-/ It might need to stay on the WANT list and not the BUY list

Want: http://www.ardesa.com/en/detalles_rifle ... 2&wbrand=2

god damn.. i thought a 3.5 hour flight was unbearable cramped in the fart smelling metal tube with tiny children's chairs

Very nice!

So Let's say this is a hypothetical question. I know lots of people shoot steel plates with their K98's and such. If my friend had a spare car hood which he wanted to set standing up and "vent" with the help of high-caliber mechanic's tools... how far away would be a safe distance to avoid ricochets and such.. 50 yards? 100 yards?

Congrats!

Is that allowed for hunting in NJ and PA?

Anyone have recommendations for a shotgun scope? I've been hearing you don't need much because the range will be pretty short.

I was told that if you can force yourself to shoot on the side of your dominant eye, you will be more accurate. I'm lucky enough to have both on the right.

Humm, I have been known to put my foot in my mouth before. Thank you for finding the actual laws. So now, to be sure, I have to burn a permit on this when I actually get it.

Can he work from home?! If he could he would. He's got it made, he works for my mom and so does my sister in law. Freaking lazy bastards, go get a job on your own!! haha Lol.. I'm not IT, but network/telecom type of job. I regularly work from home one day a week. It's pretty awesome.

Can he work from home?!

Well, i guess this is a sore topic.. but I would like to see if anyone can find a law (or even relevant case law) that is actually broken when this situation occurs. Let's get it straight, you can buy a black powder pistol or rifle, all legal, once you cross the state, the firearm is illegal why? You are a Jersey resident, if you can proof that the firearm was in your possession before you move into Jersey is all legal as with any other firearm that you may have. As a resident of Jersey you can't bring any pistols or revolvers into the state that you bought out of the state, long arms are legal. Since I moved to Florida I bought a G 22, if I move back to Jersey (no way) I don't need any permit for my G22. Of course I know that you are not allowed to take possession of a modern pistol in another state where you are not a resident of (That's where the FFL Transfer comes in). This is a Federal Law. Your explanation is treating a black powder gun the same as a modern gun, which the feds do not. So, there are no federal laws which would be broken. NJ has no jurisdiction in Pennsylvania (or any other state). No Pennsylvania Laws were being broken. No NJ Laws were being broken because the sale did not happen within the boundaries of NJ. The black powder revolver is not illegal in NJ. It is not an assault weapon. There are no permits or cards or any paperwork required to OWN a firearm in NJ (black powder or modern). The only paperwork requirements govern the SALE of firearms within the state.

Wolf/Barnaul Make New Steel Case Russian Stuff for it. Wolf Gold Line is Brass cased and re-loadable. Winchester also makes it. And I'm sure there are plenty of others. Plenty of 7.62x54R to go around!