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I've been loooking them up and down too. In fact I live in DE and the Dicks here in North Wilmington has them for $379 with a $50 mail in discount. I shot a Browning Citori a couple weeks ago and it felt really good, and I know these two guns are on opposite sides of the quality spectrum, but the reviews of the Stoeger are pretty good.

I live in Wilmington, DE and I shoot at Targetmaster in Chadds Ford. I also belong to the Salem Co Sportsmen's Club, but I haven't shot there yet. Wife and kids love their lake!

Folks - I've been a lurker here for a little while, and I have a question that some of you local guys might be able to help me with. I'm a resident of Delaware, however the question relates to NJ... My mother-in-law just recently passed away in NJ. In her possession from her late husband is a mint condition S&W revolver. As far as we know, there doesn't seem to be a record or papers on this weapon although I'm very sure it was acquired through legitimate channels (my late father-in-law was an avid sportsman and a competitive trap shooter). What would be the easiest way for me to transfer the weapon to DE into my name? Do I need to create a "bill of sale" to the estate of my late mother-in-law? Someone told me that because it's part of an estate it circumvents the FFL to FFL protocol, and my wife would simply have to drive over, take possession, and then drive home with the weapon unloaded and locked in the trunk. I want to be nothing but 100% compliant. I would love to shoot it on the range regularly; however with the scarcity of .38 Special ammo (and primers for reloading for that matter) it'll most likely be relegated to house-gun status. Any help is much appreciated.