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I don't get it. I just talked with a cousin and he said you could open carry. It's a little harder to get a ccw cause I think you will need to qualify or something.

My last nics came back on a Saturday and 12 days included one weekend, into the next.

I also have a Mossberg 500 that I am going to sell. Comes with a HD 18" barrel and a 28" field barrel. Also comes with two different cheek pieces. I have a Hogue overmold stock, forend and pistol grip for it. PM me for a price.

very well said and I second this. More about the sacrifice.

Welcome.

Wow, glad your okay.

TJ Sporting Arms transfer fee is $30+ nics

I wouldn't mind one of those.

Congrats.

If you look at Sig, look for the stainless steel models. They are the only all steel sig guns. They can be had now on a nitron coating I believe. Normal Sigs are alloy and wouldn't be what you want. You could look at STI to make you a steel 1911 chambered in 40.

did you get a ticket?

My point is that your $5k cost of the rifle on GB is inaccurate to say the least. One would also come to think that since the rifle came out, prices on GB are absurdly priced. Anyway, either way do what you want. No need to respond. You didn't like my earlier response, got on your horse to because you opened a range in northern nj and can charge whatever you wish. I merely pointed out that your numbers were inaccurate with my findings.

Turbotezza, I will admit I didn't think of that. If its not nj compliant and rtsp made it compliant, then the price isn't bad.

Honesty? I am well aware of what it takes, more than you think. Back on topic, these are going for $2400-2500 on GB and the FDE is slightly more. So before you spew numbers out, be sure of what they are going for. Throwing numbers out there just to make your prices sound good doesn't make it so. I think you can charge what ever you wish, but to say you have to make a little money, markup the gun 25%, that doesn't seem like little money to me. Especially on a gun that is in the 2k range. This is just my opinion. oh and just to back up my statements. http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=337410259 http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=336380815 http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=336957562 http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=337572149

Looks like a great place. Will have to stop by.

I hardly think making more than 25% on a new rifle as being "a little money".

I did two deals with him and have had several deals with Blake in the past. I wouldn't hesitate to deal with him.

I think the shotgun ammo is kinda cool. The hull is completely brass cased. If anybody wants some of it, your welcome to it. I wanna keep some of the 12 ga cause I think their cool but the rest of it I have no use for.

Okay guys, school me on exactly what collectible ammo is?

If you plan to use it for skeet, your gonna need to be able to duck fast. You'll need to wait for some shots to get close with a 20" barrel

So a neighbor stops by today and drops off some ammo. This stuff seems old and I'm not even sure if it is even able to be shot. here are the pics.

I'll second that

Not to mention any type of water sealant that was used on the wood. Personally, I would either rent a small dumpster, put a little out on each bill pickup or bribe the trash guy. I did a lot of work on a house my wife and I flipped. Bribed the trash guy the whole time. Take the panels apart and cut everything into small pieces, small enough to go onto a trash can. Then just line up the cans.

I have spyderco's that can be sent back for sharpening. They charge $5 for return shipping.

This happens at public ranges. I don't see what the uproar or shock is all about. Classic pistol will not rent to anybody that is by themselves or that armed. Point being, if your ccw'ing, your not gonna rent a gun to off yourself