PeteF

Take special note of "the day after"

Guess this type of stuff is profitable. Just got an email from Buds promoting Bidgunner.com.

Only pistol I've had issues with is a Sig 220. It works but takes more effort than other mags. Used it on M&P 40, sig 226 40 and 357, cz75, 92fs, wilson 1911 mags, sig 220, sig 229 40

Took a walk over to view the progress. Exterior looks pretty much done just needs some signs. Interior is getting close. The showroom looks to be a good size. Store is the entrance on the Left Range is the entrance on the right Only concern is parking. There doesn't really look like there is much room to park,

I'm looking to stock up on some SD ammo and was thinking about the Winchester Ranger series. I've been hearing a lot of stories of quality issues with the WWB ammo. Has anyone had issues or heard of issues with Winchester's HP ammo?

Wow now a glock looks ugly in Olive drab.

Actually I'd more go with the AIken opinion is wrong. Sub section f (1) further exempts from the prohibited possession of hollow nose ammunition "persons engaged in activities pursuant to N.J.S.A 2C:39-6f. . . ." N.J.S.A 26:39-3f. (1). Activities contained in N.J.S.A 26:39-6f. can be broken down as follows: 1.A member of a rifle or pistol club organized under rules of the National Board for the Promotion of Rifle Practice and which filed its charter with the State Police; 2.A person engaged in hunting or target practice with a firearm legal for hunting in this State; 3.A person going directly to a target range, and; 4.A person going directly to an authorized place for "practice, match, target, trap or skeet shooting exhibitions." But then again our judges have trouble with English like "30 days for permits"

Graft, corruption, embezzlement, waste etc.

The judge obviously had an agenda, as well as being a loon. However someone on the jury must have known of the exemptions or how would they even know to ask about them. Maybe its just me but that would have given a reasonable doubt if the judge wouldn't explain WHY the exemptions did not apply.

Did my last transfer here. Went smoothly.

1 1/2 - 2 hours. 450-600 rounds. Costs me 20 bucks gas and tolls and 2 hours of travel so I make a morning of it.

Longer sight radius and barrel that is 100% of the time attached to the frame gives better accuracy. I personally clean mine every time after a session. Especially if I'm shooting 38s. The lead remover cloth works really good for me. On the hammer you can try some very high grit (1000-2000) sandpaper, or some car polish and elbow grease to try and remove the hammer staining.

Yeah silly me.

Glad you picked a quality gun that felt right to you instead of just buying on a recommendation.

Or you can go here http://njgunforums.c.../9585-ffl-fees/ If you let us know whereabouts you live we can give recommendations.

No, you can drive around all day legally with non- hollowpoint ammo in your car (no gun in car). If you are caught with HP ammo in your car and not under the exemptions you are in for trouble. For example 1 round of HP falls out of your range bag onto the backseat of car on the way home from the range. When you get home you take your range bag inside. Later that night you get pulled over for 40 in a 30, cop sees HP round on back floor, you are now in DOO DOO.

You don't have to leave the case in the booth. After taking out the gun put the empty case wherever you like. You can leave cased guns back on the tables. You just can't walk around the range with an uncased gun.

Make sure you check with your local FFL about what he charges to do the transfer. There is no set price. I've seen numbers from $40 - $117 including transfer and NICS check. You don't want any surprises when you go to pick up your gun.

There is no rush. She doesn't have to do anything with them as she is now the legal owner (if she is not a restricted person). She can hold them and sell them when ever she wants to. Instate: For the long guns all buyer needs is NJ FID and COE. Handguns require purchase to have a permit for each one. Out of state: FFL transfer required.

The BIG signs at every station that say "only take firearms out of case in booth" should have been a give away that you should only take firearms out IN THE BOOTH.

And another one on 22 in Union. These stores are popping up all over the place. Now I've got 3 that I know of within 10 miles of my house.

No, the officer showed it held 16 rounds in the court room. What they didn't show was that the magazine worked IN A GUN. Which was why the charge was overturned.

So I can order 30 round mags for an AR and until they are used they are legal? WTF?

A new add for "Top Shot"?

I agree 100%. Don't shop there if you expect the best quality. They are great for short term use or generic stuff (funnels, solder etc). I've had the tumbler for 2 years and its still running strong.