coldsolderjoint

IIRC, It's a federal offense to sell pistol ammo to someone under 21, however, I don't believe there is an official list as to what is pistol and what is rifle. There are a few rifles which shoot 9mm Luger. Does that make it a pistol or rifle cartridge? I would try a different store as it might be a Dick's policy. Or, try online.

I took it to mean that the max rounds that could be put into it with the floor plate in place would be 15. So if you could reduce it further to 10 or 5, that is still OK in NJ. But if you look, it breaks out the different ordering codes. So depending on the design. Like hodgie said.. you could just glue the floor plate on with the 15 round block in it.. and you are ok.

I've bought powder there before. Seems a bit limited in what they carry. They have some reloading stuff, but it doesn't seem to be well stocked. Might want to call them if it's a drive. But, it's been a while since I've been there.

That's thoroughly retarded. The synthetic stuff is supposed to be safer than regular black. That's what the some of the folks who run Steel Challenge at Old Bridge told me. I shoot Swiss through my 1911 for Wild Bunch, and asked if I could use it there. They said house rules was black powder/subs only on the black powder range, at certain times of the month. That's why I won't join there. I heard there were restrictions at the club in Hackettstown as well. The places I shoot in PA have only one restriction, it's used only outdoors. Steel Challenge? The matches that are hosted by World Class Steel? If so, World Class steel is it's own club/organization, and basically just use Old Bridge's range. I can't speak for all of the matches, but Old Bridge itself allows you to shoot Black Powder whenever you want for casual open shooting. They even have a very friendly muzzle loader's league which shoots the first and third Sundays of the month.

A detective from my department told me that their policy is "If you haven't bought a gun in the past two years, then you need to get re-printed". I left it at that, but I guess he means a pistol, because they wouldn't have a record of long guns.

And Paul, correct me if I'm wrong, but "multiple" simply means more than one - so a two handgun purchase would be reported. This is the reason the BATFE came out against OGAM. They use the multiple purchase form to track potential strawman purchasers. The passage of OGAM hinders the federal enforcement effort - which is what is needed since this is an interstate problem. Can you say "irony" boys and girls? Adios, Pizza Bob I had one of those forms filled out on my once :-P. The ATF must be busy because they've never showed up that I know of :? *puts tinfoil hat on*

This isn't really true either. Essentially, You have to have a lawful purpose for carrying the knife and it's OK. Determining the lawful purpose is the hard part.

The two frames are considered the guns (Not counting the few exceptions noted above.) Legally, you could go get the slide today.

That's thoroughly retarded. The synthetic stuff is supposed to be safer than regular black. Or are you saying only for like cowboy action matches for authenticity? Although I agree that you shouldn't use Pyrodex when you have Goex or 777 available.

My Normal Job was closed. Worked my part time gig. :-P

I called them and put in 1234567891234567. Then it hung up on me. So it's got to be just a poorly designed "answering machine" program on a pc. It just records all the numbers and hangs up, lol.

On my first K31, I'm getting 1 MOA at 100 yards with surplus GP11 Stuff from the 70's. It's loaded to match specs and is non corrosive. (Non Re loadable though).

And of course.. its not a 1-800 number.. when ever you get anything like this, call your credit card company at the number listed on the back of the card.

Pretty sure they have to be part of a will and the owner dies.

Thanks. Another question: How is the transfer to be handled? Can Dad drive the handguns over to our local shop where we can meet and do paperwork or is this going to get even more involved? The way things have gone thus far I am betting on the latter... Check with your choice of shop, but I don't see any reason why they wouldn't do a transfer with both parties present. You would have to pay the FFL's transfer fee (Usually around $25 to $40) plus NJ State NICS background check ($16.05). Our FFL's here on the board should be able to help you out with that. Edit: I don't know what the handguns are, but just make sure that they are legal in NJ, and no magazines over 15 rounds. Then your father can bring them across the border in accordance with the federal fair transit law. (Essentially Unloaded and in the trunk or cased and locked).

I believe legally, if you are a NJ resident and your father is a PA resident, then the transfer must take place at a NJ based FFL, and that you would need to wait 30 days in between each transfer.

Never had a problem on Gunbroker. One time i had to wait a kind of long time, but it was for accessories worth under $10 if i can remember correctly.

I have somewhere around 700 feedback on ebay. Only had a few problems. A few people said their stuff never showed up, a few people pestered my even after I took the loss. This was back in high school when I was dealing with $5 items. I really only got really ripped one time when I bought a cold air intake for my car, they shipped the wrong one, contacted them to get the correct one, after I sent it back, they seemingly disappeared off the face of the planet. So that was like a $250 loss. I just got a new part time job on craigslist though.

I know for sure you can shoot Black Powder to your heart's content at Old Bridge, there's even a league for it. I'm pretty sure most of the outdoor ranges allow it.

Your not tired enough till you fall asleep driving home from 21 credits, a full time job, and two part time jobs Thank god that lady I hit didn't mind.

I don't know about the vials :-P There is a copy of a Field Manual for a K31 floating around on the net (Swiss Rifles.com? ) And i believe the mirror is for checking the bore.

Call them and ask if you can be late.

My old man loads it for his Garand.

Very Nice!

I don't think that is good. You should email these to classic arms.