Everything posted by Regulator72
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electronic-hearing-protection - need your input
One thing to keep in mind is what type of shooting you will be doing, any of them work for Pistol, but you'll want them to be narrow (or as close to your head) as possible for rifle, or shotgun.. The ones I mentioned are pretty narrow. They also have a port for Ipod or mp3 player in the rear of them
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electronic-hearing-protection - need your input
I bought the Howard Leight ones, found here http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001T7QJ9O/ref=oss_product I bought them beginning of March from Amazon, they were only 46 bucks, now they are $60! Mine were sold direct from amazon, the link looks like its coming from another source, but look around maybe you can find them for less than 60. They work great, i was @ Ft. Dix on Wednesday and saw at least 6 other pair there. I usually shoot indoors, and they work great
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Ammo prices local & online
Wow, .37 round is pretty good, best i have found was Natchez @ .46 round (that's with shipping and everything, delivered) for Magtech 45 acp 230 FMJ, i just ordered from Aimsurplus last night, Winchester 45 acp 230 FMJ for .43 round delivered.
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Ammo prices local & online
I've been able to find it for $20-22/box. what are you seeing?
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Ammo prices local & online
Cool, thanks for the info. I'm stupid, we are going to PA next weekend, not this weekend..I was looking to stop at walmart in Easton on the way to see some family.. I'll be there Sat am, i think we are going like 8:15.. it's nice when it's not packed..
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BA 3/22
Well it looks like i'm not going to be able to make it tonight... Have fun everyone... hopefully next week..
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Ammo prices local & online
Where is everyone buying ammo from, either online or locally? I'm constantly checking prices on .45 ACP and 9mm, and the best pricing i've been able to find has been either Natchez, or cabelas (cabelas when shipping is free or 5 bucks) Looking on Gunbroker.com seems like a waste of time, as the typical asking/starting prices are at or above the two places I mentioned. I always check ammoengine and the other site, but it seems like you have to hunt around quite a bit for decent pricing.. any other good sources? (besides, midway, and the other more know places..) I plan on hitting walmart in PA next week, as i've heard they have great pricing, but sometimes selection limited.
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Anyone have NJ Manufacturers homeowners ins for firearms?
j0n is correct.. NJM is $2000 for loss by theft of firearms. http://www.njm.com/Home/f-2_web/section_1.htm#Anchor-Coverag-18292 It looks like you can increase it; HO-65 Coverage C Increased Special Limits of Liability
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BA 3/22
Great Don, whatca bringin? I think i'm gonna bring the CX4, and maybe my Kimber.. I'm bringing both to Ft. Dix on Wed afternoon as well
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BA 3/22
I'll be there, looking forward to meeting you guys... Don
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NJGF - Dick Sporting Goods Ammo Cooperative
wound up stopping by there last night, just as you said, .45 acp was no where to be found. 9mm was still there, decent price. I left without anything, and ordered some from Cabela's, same pricing, but no tax and the $5.00 shipping helped. There was only one guy working in the Lodge area, and he was helping someone load a safe in their truck and was gone from the area for at least 20 mins..
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NJGF - Dick Sporting Goods Ammo Cooperative
Dicks - Freehold - Has anyone been there this weekend? thinking of taking a ride there tonight, just wondering what the stock on 9mm and 45 acp looked like.. thanks!
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New Member
Whats up Tony... I feel like i met you before...
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What does everyone do for a living?
My family and I own and Marina and boat/yacht sales business in Brick, NJ. last few years have been tough, but this year seems to be shaping up pretty well. So, if there's any boaters here looking for parts, or service, I'll be glad to hook you up with what you need...
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Best Local Ammo Prices
Thanks for the link, and info. I have been using http://www.ammoengine.com/find/ammo/.45_ACP for a while, but mostly buy from Natchez, as they don't bend you over for shipping, and i have it in 2 days to my house..
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Best Local Ammo Prices
I feel the same way, being a local business owner myself, but there is a $12/box price diff between my local guy and what i can get the same brand .45 acp for online, including shipping. Where are you shopping online for yours?
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Ammoman, South Jersey
I've placed several orders from Natchez's and never had to provide anything, shipped UPS direct to my house.. .22lr's, .45 ACP and 9mm..
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New guy from central jersey, 1911 pron inside
Welcome! nice 1911...
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Gun Pictures..... Lets What Ya Got
I really like the Kimber, it's solid and it's a lot of fun to shoot. I just got the 22lr rimfire conversion kit and tried it last night, while not a fun as throwing .45's downrange, it sure is a bit more economical to shoot!
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Inheritance question
Thank you all for the answers, looks like it's not going to be a problem. to answer some questions, The deceased LEO was a retired NJ State Police officer, the guns were picked up by the NJ state police upon his death, and a fellow retired State Police officer/family friend then took the guns to Brick Armory and had them held for him there. I believe the family friend did the right thing by placing them "on-hold" if you will @ the range. The son is in process of obtaining a FID card, so this should all work out fine. My concern was with permits and the 30 day wait, and most of the info i could locate was dated BEFORE the new laws.. not that there is a rush to obtain all the guns, but trying to make it easier... my guess is that is NJSP protocol to take the guns upon death? The family friend thought it best that if my buddy was to own the guns, he should be legal and get the FID card, etc.. Thanks again for all the help!
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changing calibers
The 22lr conversion kits are definitely allowed, just got one for my Kimber 1911, and you do not need a permit to purchase the kit..
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Inheritance question
Did some research, but i found some conflicting answers. thought you guys could shed some light.. I have a friend that inherited several handguns when his father passed away. His dad was an retired LEO. The guns were picked up by the PD and brought to a local FFL, awaiting his F.I.D card and permits in order to legally obtain the guns. I know he'll have to obtain permits for each. Here's my questions, with the one gun a month law, i assume he has to wait 30 days between each pickup? pay the fee's each time, etc.. I found some references to a bill that addresses this issue and would allow the Superintendent of the NJ State Police to allow a multi gun transfer to take place in this situation.. I don't think this was put into place, as i can't find any other references to it other than a news story from Dec 09' Thanks for the help and advice..
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Gun Pictures..... Lets What Ya Got
Here's my new Kimber Stainless TLE/RL II, only thing i added was the front grip
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Another New Member
The weather looks warmer, but rainy, but that can change! I hope! I think we are there like 9-12 on Sunday..
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hello to all
Hello, and welcome :greetings-wavingyellow: