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I'm a member at old bridge, I could show you around if you wanted.

Grrr... I just waited on hold for 30 minutes with NJ101.5 to give them a different view of the "19 bullets story".. as soon as they transferred me, my stupid ass cell phone cut out.. same thing happens when I call 911 on 287 for accidents which I see. The local police transfer me to the state police and somewhere in the middle, it cuts out.

Yes, its a pump

Did you really think it looked that bad?

They would tell him to hire a security guard.

You should probably wait until someone with certainty answers your question, however, I believe that would be considered a machine gun in NJ, and in order to get a machine gun permit, you would have to qualify for a CCW, which jesus himself would have a hard time getting. So, technically, it is possible, but in reality, no can do.

Any long gun which meets the State's ridiculous restrictions that is... And Btw: Welcome!

I picked up some 20 gauge yesterday to test out my new shotgun and the cashier from dicks was shaking as he had to touch the boxes to ring them up. It was just two boxes of buck shot and 1 box of bird shot. lol

I went there with the wife to pick up my AR. This was her first trip into my world. She actually liked the place and loved the fish tank too! She remembers when the store employee pulled out my AR, all the guys around stopped to take a peak. The walk of shame was like, "here's your gun, now get out!" They do the walk of shame at Dicks too, except at Cabela's they are much nicer about it

Supposidly, they make 15 round magazines as well.. grr.. need to save money... grrr... :?

Is your receiver drilled and tapped? I know Mossbergs come like that, but idk about 870's

Anyone going to the Allentown Show tomorrow?

I know I'm not answering your question, but do you mind telling us where Surplus City is?

No. Unless you have not purchased a gun (any, long or pistol) within the past two years. At that point, the Police department has the option of making you go through the print process again, even though it is not required.

I was hired to be an EMT First and Security Guard Secondly, I think I was making $12.50/hour

I know it's not official legal advice, so take it with a grain of salt, but my FFL said that "permanent" means that you will need tools and serious work to reverse the modification. So in a hypothetical gunfight with the cops, you couldn't just put on your evil flash hider with just your fingers.

Hunting/Game Laws are different from gun laws. If you are hunting, you stick a plug in your mag tube so you can only load three rounds. The ones that come with Mossbergs are just a piece of wood dowel with o rings on it. Remington has a plastic plug you can buy for a few bucks. My Mossberg 590 holds 8+1. No problem.. Perfectly legal. As a side note, Even on a stock saiga-12, you can have a magazine of up to 15 rounds, as it is detachable. I read one of the news stories today that the police cheif reported that the suspect had an "automatic weapon".

Good point. I was going to mention the 10/22 has an enormus number of after market accessories and dress up kits. That kit would be illegal in NJ since it has a collapsible stock and a pistol grip. If you could figure out how to pin the stock permanently, then it would be OK.Unless that's a bay lug on the front, then you would have to grind that off too. Is that a flash hider on the front?

I have a shelf like this: It's screwed to the wall with some drywall screws and washers, With a piece of MDF bolted on top and the press bolted to the wood. I think it's pretty stable for pistol cartridges, i haven't tried rifle yet. I would agree with tbtrout though, and make it as big as possible, the gun cleaning stuff, tools, and all the reloading junk consume your bench space very quickly

jgsales has wolf 9mm in stock

Welcome Jon! I'm from up the Road in Laurence Harbor

I went through it about 2 or 3 years ago in order to answer a phone and push a button to open a gate. Pretty much BS, but there's a background check and prints involved as well. The low paying security job's tend to attract less-than-desirable individuals sometimes. The class I went to had no hands on training at all.

So, if you buy a lot of old stuff, it could be worth it? My usual guy charges $30 plus the $16 for NICS. So, technically, if you disregard all the stuff about the possible inspections, the C&R could pay for itself in three guns. So after 3 guns, your not giving money to the state which you normally would have.. :? Kind of a round about way to protest.. Let's all go out and get C&R's and 4 guns.. lol

sure right next to the ice cubes in aisle 4 of hell

I agree with you that snubbies are cool, and I generally dislike glocks, but you can have 5 shots of .38spl, or with the g26, 11 rounds of 9mm in about the same size.. combined with the generally poor hit ratio of defensive shootings.. The more bullets the better IMO