siderman

IMO the snub is a poor first choice, the .22 a good first choice. Snubbies are kool looking but not a practical range gun unless just blasting away and may lead to disappointment as far as accuracy. OK for carry tho not likely or maybe a bedside gun but not in .22 Get a decent(used/) 4-6" 22 and he'll have that one a long time and still have some $ left over towards a bigger gun later

I'm REALLY hoping to see that with some factory sights too. I've asked Mberg several times and they wont tip their hand.

Yes- will do transfers- see #1 post update

Been waiting for them to open here in Midland Pk and just chanced on them being in the Gunbroker local FFL list.Must have just started, gonna do a drive past their shop(such as it is) to see whatever. Says transfers for $40 inc nics, nice. Only bummer is they're not a gunshop/store as they only deal with Leos, and by appt at least that was the initiall info released about them. Sent them an email to see if at least they'll transfer for the general public. They are 60 secs from me so that makes two FFls within 3 mins of me but they aren't really gun stores! Argh ETA: Their prompt response: I will accept any legal weapon getting shipped to the address listed on my FFL. The sellers full name and address (or copy of FFL if seller is an FFL holder) must be in the package as well as your contact information so I can notify you of its arrival and make an appointment to do the transfer. Unfortunately I am not in the office full time but I can make appointments every afternoon and most saturdays. I can provide my FFL via email or fax to the seller. I can also provide the seller with my ATF FFL eZCheck number if they only want that. My total fee is $40 NICS included. If you need anything further please email or call. Thank you for your interest is using me as your transfer dealer. -Jeff Casson Wortendyke Arms, LLC 201-639-4867

seems kinda childish for a serious re-loader/shooter.

All I can do is reference you to what the 2 topics ref'd me to.Go to the main ATF web page- 1) top of page see laws/rules/regs go to rules and look for 2010-6(State of residence) 2)top of page see industry go to firearms & frequently asked questions, read un-liscensed persons. my head was spinning by then so i could of read Cindarella and believed it by then.Anyway the two Authoritys gave me their ruling so thats that.

that Gay Bar vid was too Odd to watch

Ok, I called ATF and after the typicall run around I was able to talk to someone who actually understood what I was asking. She said she was stumped, it was a new one(question) and she is a "by the book" person and was going to research it, talk to some "higher-ups" and get back to me, even gave me her cell # in case we play phone tag. Also said it may be a few days. ETA- received answer from ATF. In short, its a no-go.The transfer must happen in NJ, not out of state.I also called the NJSP firearms div and they confirmed it. :/

Having my son in the military gives him duel residency in NJ & NC. Say he buys a rifle in NC and then later decides he wanted to sell it. If I'm down there visiting could I buy it from him being he's a NJ resident which allows FTF long gun transfers or does us being in NC negate that? Putting aside the option of him coming up here with it as that rarely happens.

And you're ok with that? Them throwing away your money because they f'd up? I'd rattle the cage a bit before giving up so soon.Have a cival ,rational conversation with the chief, a councilman, mayor, try something. Or escape, that works too.

9mm Lugar is the norm. also called 9 parabellum, 9x 19, all the same. Not makarov, thats dif.

Was the shotty left to you as the named heir to it in a will or obtained legally as a resident of another state? Yes?- good answer.Otherwise you and the previous owner will need to fill out COE's (cert of eledgeability form) and you as the receiver must have a FID card to do that. There is no registration needed, it is voluntary so in otherwords -dont do it.

No exp yet but hopefully soon. I've been talking to them about a compliant model 8 which is their piston AR. Which model did he get? ETA-be nice to see a pic of the m4 feedramps Stag recently started standardizing on all their rifles

I wonder how you spell "bailout" in Russian?

The Ruger Forum has a running thread under the Ruger rimfires section with your SR22 situation so its not just you.Maybe get some more insight there.

that sux, i prob should have known that. Just for giggles what if Mossberg made a 20-30 rd proprietory mag for this? Think that would get NJ's pantys bunched up?

Maybe someone can clarify for me why this can't legally take 15+ mags.in NJ. Isnt that restriction for semi-autos only?

yes & yes

maybe he's selling on GB or mail order?

when changing the cx4 mag capability besides the plastic sleeve the mag release button is supposed to be changed also. there is a dif button for each model as the width of the mags differ slightly and the mag catch/tab may bite too much and wear out the mag slot or too little and not have a strong lock depending on the combo used.

actually my gp100 does have the hi-viz and I reccomend it but on some of my other hg's I use the polish depending on what color I'm wearing that day. I like to co-ordinate my nails with my sights.

I use dif colors of my daughters nail polish! white, neon red, green. lol

Yes it will- I have 10 15 rd 9mm cougar mags and works great. If there was a Nobel Prize for little gadgets this would win.

Lets say i want to buy an AR from out of state and of course it has to go to an FFL here. The seller wants to throw in a "spare" adj stock and the rifle already has a mounted A2 on it Technically the FFL could not let me take home the adj stock as that would put me in constructive possession. Is that correct? edit- dont want the adj, was going to sell it, if I could

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