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Good point, if tent is overdue, then does the landlord have a lien? So many questions b

Sure because he won't get the guns back. That's what is securing the payment. Wolfy, then action would have repo'd it's range equipment by now. Easier said then done to get people involved to open a range.

There had to be otherwise they would have removed te range equipment.

Is assume they would seize enough assets to cover the tax bill and nothing more.

While you're correct in most cases, that's not always how it's done. The name Brick Armory is done. Nobody with half a brain would want to have any association with that name. I would think there is a possibility of somebody buying the assets. Not sure if there are assets to even buy. It all depends I guess.

I think if they did it would be nice of them. Technically if there are new owners, they don't owe phil's members anything. It would be nice if they did anything for the former members.

Jeez. So much for quick and easy. I usually ask that to see the nj drivers license. I want to be sure that it matches what's on the fid card and permit. Then I fill out the empty boxes on top of the permit which are details about the gun and date of transaction. I then go to the lower left hand corner of the permit and fill out private party seller info. I don't make copies of anything. The copy of the permit that I get is all I need.

Kirk is correct. The NJSP 228's will harvest some good parts. As far as I know the frame will be destroyed but the slides and internals will be kept. The 228 is the best sig ever made imo. Balances perfect in my hand. If it were me, I'd buy one that's well used. Check the internals. Get the guy in Manchester to refinish that bad boy and have at it.

According to the FB posts, it's controlled by the employees

I agree with PB. Bruce Gray is an awesome guy and has helped me in the past.

I don't see anybody getting their membership $$ back. It's a mess.

Thank you sir.

i'd like to read that book sir

Pm sent

Sanded caulk.

FishHunter, I have 4000 bullets in 180gr 40 bullet heads. They run great and I've used them in uspsa, Glock and steel matches. There are quite a few guys using them in uspsa matches at Cjrpc. $95 per 1k $90 per 1k if you buy 2000 or more. Should you choose to buy all 4000 bullet heads, I can make a package deal.

Anybody needing 9, 40 or 45 can pm me. I have 124gr 9mm bullets, 180gr 10/40 bullets and 230gr 45 bullet heads. I should be able to slightly beat there price.

Lol

The only way to stop it would be to stop renting to one person walkin's. If they walk in with their own gun, then rent a gun to them. Odds are, they'd off themselves with their own gun then. If they come with two people, odds are one won't commit suicide I f don't of another. Doesn't dismiss the double suicide chance but they are very low odds wise.

I have some 55 gr bullets I can sell. Think I have 2400 bullet heads

I do this trip a lot. I take 95 all the way and use the beltway of there is traffic. My advice is to leave at 8-9pm. You end up missing a ton of traffic. You need to be moving though to avoid construction traffic. Check DE, MD traffic for construction. Oh and unless you're using one of Bel's high end radar detectors, lock the RD up in the trunk in VA.

There is a member on this board who used FM reloads and had it screw up is 1911 I think. I'd in shooting reloads, I'll make them myself.

Ironically, the ammo I'm selling is cleanfire ammo.

Freedom munitions are reloads aren't they? If so, it's pretty hard to compare them with any manufacturers ammo. As far as 115 vs. 124 gr bullets, mist f not all guns are made to use with a 124gr bullet. NATO specs are 124gr bullet and only people in the USA use 115gr bullets. Bullet weight between the two is more of a point of impact concern

I generally use Speer, federal and pmc. On a side note, I have some 9mm I'm selling. $255. / per 1k. So $12.75 box. Listing it now.