mipafox

In the majority of guns, it is different. When the firearm cycles the slide goes all the way to the rear before coming foward. It therefore comes foward with maximum energy. The slide stop does not hold the slide fully to the rear. When you release the slide from slide stop, the slide does not come forward with full energy. Therefore, this may be a less reliable way of charging some handguns in some configurations. Also, some people believe it may be unreliable to even manipulate the slide stop under stressful conditions due to small size, location, and diminished fine motor skills.

You don't have telephones in NJ?

Give me the number, I'll call

Because I've only heard bad things about them. A couple years ago they almost got me. They were selling "IMI" ammo that turned out to be about 30 different kinds of garbage. No powder (squibs), bullets in backwards, no bullets, softpoints, hollowpoints, wrong caliber projectiles, bullets bent in half, you name it. It was quite obviously scrap that had been intended for recycling. Or they didn't send the ammo at all, would not refund, etc. http://www.uzitalk.com/forums/showthread.php?t=41105 Seems like they knowingly sold defective lowers as "fully functioning" and milspec: http://forum.pafoa.org/general-2/80096-55-00-lowers-back-little-while-least.html I've seen lots of other complaints as well. But I do have to say that I've never actually bought anything from them so I have no personal experience.

I don't trust rguns.

I'm more worried about having to explain all the propane tanks/bottles and mannequins than the guns.

I take it this is a NJ law?

Imagine what? If the idea of people carrying guns scares you, then you better not leave NJ.

Every time I can find one like that.

I don't know if this was a writing problem on my part but you quoted me saying this was almost 10 years before Obama became a US Citizen let alone caused a run on ammo.

OK, sounds like the same as everywhere else. It was just really strange to hear it from my shooting buddy and then have Harry's Army Navy pull that **** on me only a few months after my buddy told me about it. Don't hate on Harry's, this was somewhere around 10 years ago. Very bizzare coincidence. Matter of fact, I seriously doubt it was a conincidence. Must have been some strange rumor going around way back then. Thanks for the help.

Sometime in the late 1990s early 2000s a friend told me you couldn't have or buy (I forget) more than 1000 rounds of ammo anymore. I went to Harry's a few months later and they would not sell me two bricks of .22 and some .223 ammo because it was supposedly against the law to sell/own more than 1000 rounds. Now, from reading this forum, I'm pretty sure that is all partially or completely BS. Does anybody know where this came from or is/was it for real at some point?

With bullets

Remove all laws and regulations about possession, purchase, carrying, or transportation of all firearms, ammo, and accessories.

Bad doggie!!!

I have a factory rotary mag that is about 15 years old. I've fired about 200 rounds through it I would guess. Left it loaded for a few years and now it's dead. For whatever reason. But my 10/22 will indeed eat a wide variety of ammo reliably. I don't actually remember any of my 10/22s having a problem with any ammo.

Right, got it. But dealers can't sell at gunshows in NJ, right?

Wow, I get tax stamps faster than that. I bet if I had to wait to buy a pistol like that I would probably have a lot more pistols. Every time I saw something I liked I'd figure I'd better get it now. And everytime a permit was about to expire I'd figure I better use it.

Actually, I think about 40 dealers were named in the lawsuit, and only Dunks caved. The rest fought and ended up fine. From what I remember. Everybody even remotely involved in the firearms business hates Dunks from my experience and nobody goes there. I'm not sure where they get their customers. Except that there aren't a lot of indoor ranges up that way. But everybody up there shoots on their own property anyway. I can only assume much of their business is from NYCPD and Bloomberg investigators filling up the store to make straw purchases. I'd actually like to stop by there sometime. And see how the jack-booted thug "clientle" like the sight of me walking in armed. With no statuatory arrest authority. It's probably the only space in The Great Commonwealth of PA where this would actually cause a panic.

I was hugely fat for almost 6 years. Never sensitive about it, even though I knew I was a POS and I was willing to admit it freely. Still willing to admit it, just for different reasons It's humor! There is NOBODY else on TV that is as fat as him. That is completely irrelevant to the fact that he has probably eaten some of his nominees This would make sense if there was a point I was trying to prove. Which point was I trying to prove? I might have missed that

Oh, you were fat? 300+ aint changing the tilt of the Earth and causing global warming like Christie is. I'm fat and I was pushing 250 a year and a half ago. Not sure why you're sensitive about it. I'm not.

Yup. You have to fill out extra paperwork at Dunks to register your guns with Bloomberg and the NYCPD from what I understand. Or you are not allowed to buy.

If Christie doesn't like the casinos in PA then he should eat them. I would pay NJ for a ticket to that. He needs to eat in public more, or on pay per view. I am pretty damn sure he's eaten some people he appointed.

It would be perfect for that application if it cost about $100 less. I don't have barrel length restrictions for these firearms. I'm just too cheap to buy a comp the cost of a tax stamp.

That doesn't matter to me. I have an 11.5" upper anyway. I think he was responding to me, although the point is taken and helpful to others.