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coldsolderjoint

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  1. Lol Tiny. It's not too hard.. powder, plus wad, plus bullet.. then smush down..
  2. Yeah, it's considered a Pistol in NJ, so if you want to receive it in NJ, it has to go to a FFL and you need a pistol permit. However, an hour ride across the border to PA, and you can buy it just as easily as buying baby diapers, it's not a firearm in most states..
  3. Humm.. I just did some quick math and it costs me about $0.56 a shot for my .50 caliber rifle.. so that's on par with most large caliber cartridge guns.. but I just got started, so I'm sure with buying in bulk, I can bring that number way way down.
  4. So here is what is fueling my next impulse purchase for supporting my Black powder Faggotry habit.. Technical Specifications: * Ships direct to you, no federal firearms dealer required * Caliber: .31 * Barrel Length: 4 Inches * No. of Grooves: 7 * Twist: Left * Total Length: 9.5 Inches * Weight: Baby Dragoon and Wells Fargo- 1.46 lbs, 1849 Pocket- 1.54 lbs * Cylinder: 5 Shot, Engraved * Grip: One-piece Walnut * Finish: Frame- case hardened, Barrel- blued, Backstrap- brass, Trigger Guard- brass With an on-going military contract, Colt turned his eye on the civilian market in 1848. The first civilian pocket revolver, known as the Baby Dragoon, was a 23 ounce, .31 caliber pistol that fit easily in a coat pocket or belt holster, but lacked a loading lever. The following year the 1849 Pocket Model with integrated loading lever hit the market and Colt's success in the civilian market was assured. http://www.impactguns.com/store/340380.html The weirdness of it.. makes me want it.. yes.. i will have to load it outside of the gun.. ugh.. my BP box is about to get heavier.. next is the LeMat... those old fckers was crazy i tell ya! Duckbill is on the list.. .
  5. I believe they all are except if it is substantially identical to one of the listed assault weapons.. then.. it just comes down to the evil features list.. as per http://www.njsp.org/info/pdf/firearms/0 ... 13ch54.pdf
  6. dont forget to post pics of your new weapon!
  7. coldsolderjoint posted a topic in Shotguns
    I got a sweet deal pending on this baby.. Hoping to make a Bambi Burger this Season - Just need to pick up a shotgun scope..
  8. I've thought the same thing sometimes, but I guess someone/somewhere could run a trace on it.. the less information on the net, the better.. I 'spose..
  9. I'm pretty sure I can shoot down an airplane with one of those
  10. OBRPC has a 30 minute time limit on the books for "when people are waiting".. but I've been there for almost a year and never had to wait or had people waiting on us.
  11. Yep, thats a fish and game law.
  12. after really reading it.. as long as you meet length requirements i think you are fine.. Ok, you do it first :mrgreen:
  13. No srsly.. since there is no definite answer.. I decided to wait on it.. I was thinking about it.. and aside from being cool, it wouldn't be very practical.. So, that means I would have to buy ANOTHER AK dedicated to be stock less.. and well, that causes it's own problems.
  14. I have a pistol grip similar to that.. its really fun.. But is definitely close quarters. anything past 10-15 yards is just getting lucky.. and yes.. it does have a stout recoil on your wrist..
  15. Also, for public ranges...Bullethole isn't a bad ride from East Brumfus.. the turnpike is right there
  16. All Carry Laws (Ie, No Carry).. would apply.. unless you are actually hunting and have a hunting license.. then it would be a shotgun plugged to 2 rounds in the tube, or a muzzle loading rifle (or a .22 short in the rare case you have a trapper's license).. or.. you are on your own land..then you can carry whatever you want..
  17. looks like someone got a deal on a crate of Yugo SKS's.. I really like the Jesus/Cross Stock though.. I wonder how hard that is to make... lol
  18. I'm kinda 50/50 on the issue. Certainly, doing it won't hurt them.. but isn't the gun fired at the factory right before putting it in the box? Any combat grade (XD, Glock, M&P) etc.. should be able to work right out of the box... I once shot a Mossberg 500 untill it started getting a little more difficult to rack the slide.. and had a hard time cleaning off the factory grease/protectant.. so.. Why not just bring a little bottle of oil with you.. then you can do a field strip.. lube it up.. and fire away?
  19. AFAIK, armor piercing handgun ammo is illegal in NJ.. but I thought this was a federal thing as well.. As far as rifle rounds.. most any hunting cartridge could be considered "armor piercing".. a .30/30 will go through most of the lower level vests.. so why is this an issue again?
  20. Does anyone know where I can get a CVA Hunter Hawken Wedge Pin before Tuesday? I just picked one up cheap from a friend.. but found out that it's missing the wedge. CVA says they still have em.. so I'll call on Tuesday, but I was wondering if I could get one sooner. Thanks
  21. for $200, even if you don't like it, im sure you could put it on here and someone will pick it up.
  22. Well.. I stand corrected.. I have been known to put my foot in my mouth before... :mrgreen: There is no duty to deescalate the situation?
  23. http://thisiswhyyourefat.com/
  24. Yes, because 1. it is not semi-auto, 2. It's a fixed magazine.
  25. Tiny never did tell me what he did for a living.. I think I want to do the same :? He's always buying guns!

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