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+1 for Yiliyang. Great person to do business with. Thanks.

Try the Furniture & Firearms Depot in Mt. Bethel,Pa. Its a 1 +15 ride from Livingston and is easy to get to. www.myfurnituredepo.com Tel # 570 897-3376 Good guy have bought from him before.. G' Luck.

Just ordered a CZ 527 in .223. Perfect timing. Thanks

Just ordered a CZ 527 American in .223. It comes with the CZ rings. Wondering if anyone has one and if so, what scope do you have on yours? Thanks, Kenny

Clarification please. OP stated that he wanted to teach his kids shooting in the backyard. My question is that if The Peoples Republic deems BB guns to be a firearm can he or his kids be arrested for discharging a firearm in a residential area??? Do local discharging laws apply??

Absolutely beautiful.

Another old codger friend asked me to check to see what this knife is worth. It's the real deal. Given to his father too many years ago to remember. From what I can find out its worth anywheres from $500-650. Possibly more as it has the original metal sheath with both cartridge belt hooks in tact, which is quite rare. My question is about how to go about selling something like this , still get him the best possible price and stay legal. . In many states its illegal, C&R or not. In Kalifornia I think they hang you from a eucalyptis tree for just posessing. Is it legal to sell it in New Jersey, say on Gunbroker. How to stay legal with 50 different state knife laws????. Think I have the gun laws down pretty good but very hazy on knife laws, especially knuckle dusters. Any assistance appreciated.

Rifle has been sold. Thanks to all for looking. Kenny

WTS 1903 Springfield 30-06 Sn 12157-- which dates to 1921. This is from an estate sale where it had been cleaned and stored for at least the last 30 years. The pros on this rifle are that the action is exceptionally smooth. The bore is dark but clearly defined. It has the original 1921 barrel with the flaming bomb and "21: stamping. Just recently got a chance to take it out and put a few rounds thru it and it works flawlessly, even with these old eyes and iron sights , got a decent grouping. Now, for the negative.. This rifle has the most butt-ugly sporter stock on it that I have ever seen in my life. The front sight blade is a Redfield and there is a Redfield (I think) buckhorn type rear sight which was added just aft of the original sight.. The base and windage adjustment from the original rear sight works but the elevation ladder has been removed. Will try to answer any questions but I am no expert on this rifle. Appears buyer will have 3 choices: A. Leave it as is and shoot the heck out of it. You will be guaranteed to win the ugliest stock competition. B. For about a hundred bucks put on a really nice sporter stock. C. Restore the old girl to her original glory. Asking $200 or best offer. Located in Livingston

Not familiar with Glocks. Do they have a de-cocker???? Just wonderin'

SPF to dgp1000. Thanks for looking. Kenny

SPF to Old School. Thanks for looking. Kenny Sold and out the door.

PM sent to Old School.

WTS 47 rounds of Japanese 7.7 X 58 WWII ammo for type 99 Arisaka rifle. This is armor piercing ammo. They are loose, no box. Found, along with other ammo at an estate sale. Cases and primers all "appear" to be in good condition, however, this is WWII ammo so I would recomend extreme caution in shooting it. Asking $20 OBO. I'm in Livingston In the 2nd pic, its the one with no headstamp.

WTS Remington Scoremaster Model 511 .22 rifle. This is a magazine fed, bolt action rifle made by Remington from 1939-1965 & 65-67. No serial number as none were required (good old days). Rifle has barrell code of PZZ which places manufacture in June 1953. It will shoot 22LR,Longs and shorts. Comes with a six round mag but you can get 6 or 10 rd mags from Brownells for about 12 bucks. All research indicates that this was (is) a very accurate rifle. I have test fired it and it works just like new. Safety,extractor,ejector all work fine. Bore is outstanding. As you can see from pics, the wood is in great condition. No splits,cracks or gouges. Bluing is also very good. No rust ever. Rifle weighs just 5.5 lbs and has a 25 inch barrell. I found this at an estate sale where it had been cleaned,cased and stored for at least the last 30 years. Heres your chance to get a great shooting old rifle at a really great price. I'm in Livingston. First "I'll take it" for $100, wins. Price is firm.

Asthmatic ground hog??!!

Hey Blueline, did you get my PMs? If not please PM me back. Thanks Kenny

Finally got the "long gun" branch of the family together for a family pic. L to R. Henry pump .22, Winchester Trapper 94AE in 357Mag, Pre-64 Winchester 94 in 30-30, Yugo SKS, Yugo 24/47 Mauser, Original 1892 Marlin in 22LR, 1921 03 Springfield wearing a real ugly Bubba stock (project gun,,maybe), The Required Mosin 34 Tula, S&W M&P 15-22 (plastic but fun)..

+1 to DonG. Great to do business with. Very reliable and a good guy.

Picked this up from an estate sale. The other ammo there was 30-06 from Ravenswood Armory dated 1917 & 18 among others dating to around the 30's to the 50's. Had been stored for at least the last 40 years, so it probably is the original.. Thanks again. Kenny

Thanks for pointing me in the right direction. In searching the web ,the pictures of match the 7.7x58. The double circles around the primer hole, the non-existent head stamp, the color coded sealant around the neck and lastly, the bullet diameter is .311 to 3.12. Thankfully no purple bands. You guys are the best.

Picked up some old ammo from an estate sale. Thought it was all 30-06 and 30-30 but have 42 pieces that I can't identify. Any thoughts. Mystery ammo is in the middle on the pics. Mystery ammo has an OAL of 2.49 and the case is 2.27. Dia. is 0.45 same as the 30-06. There is absolutely no headstamps. Any info appreciated. Thanks.

Damn! Its lonely in my bracket. 76 going on 25 (cept' for the knees and the back). Still enjoying my toys. Will have to figure out what I want to do when I grow up...

A big welcome from another Livingstonite. Second what Jackruf said. Livingston has been very good regarding paperwork. No complaints. Give me a shout if I can be of any assistance. Best regards Kenny

Just want to pass on my experiences with a great American Co., namely, Henry Repeating Arms Co., located in beautiful downtown Bayonne, New Jersey. About a dozen years ago I bought a Henry model 003, pump 22 rifle. Several months later I saw a video with someone who had this neat orange,Henry riflebag. It wasn't listed in the Henry catalog at that time so I sent them an e-mail to find out where I could buy one. Several days later a package arrived at my door. Yup! It was the orange Henry riflebag along with a very nice letter from Mr. Imperato, the president of Henry, thanking me for buying their rifle . Wow!! Fast foward to two weeks ago. Was shooting up at RTSP when a cartridge got really jammed in the bottom of the receiver. pulled the bullet and powder but the case was firmly wedged. . E-mailed Henry explaining the problem and requesting assistance. I received a response stating that they would like to take a look at the rifle and sent me a prepaid UPS lable. That was a little over a week ago. Today, the UPS driver droppedoff a brand new H003T Henry pump along with a note stating that they regretted that I had a problem and thanking me for buying their product!!!! Not only do they make an exceptional product, which they proudly state that every part is American made, but their customer service is truly exceptional. So, if anyone is considering purchasing a good lever gun, I would recommend that you check them out. Buy American...