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I have purchased black powder 45-70 from these guys before. http://www.buffaloarms.com/.42_.45_caliber_black_powder_ammunition_pr-4443.aspx?CAT=4443

Yes, but it is very reasonable after the $10 off.

It attaches via the threads for the chokes. Now we will have to permanently mount choke tubes so that a suppressor cannot be attached Sent from my KFJWI using Tapatalk 2

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Thanks, I will stop in tomorrow. Sent from my KFJWI using Tapatalk 2

The bore is dark though the rifling is strong.

Umm... they come in other than .45-70? That is why I need it looked at. I will stop in today if you are there. Open until 6:00? Thanks.

I recently purchased an 1873 trapdoor Springfield and am looking for a gunsmith or person in northern Jersey who can verify whether or not it is safe to shoot. Thanks in advance for any info.

Does this mean pistol purchases with just an FID and no P2P? While it certainly will not make up for any negative provisions it would be nice. Sent from my KFJWI using Tapatalk 2

Sent from my KFJWI using Tapatalk 2 Whenever I have been there we group up and shot clays with whoever was there at the time. Many of the members seem to be old timers and were very good with helping out the new guys.

I am not a member, but have shot there several times. I cannot speak for the rifle range, but the pistol range is ok(I believe that drawing from a holster is allowed) and the sporting clays are phenomenal. If you like to break clays it is the place to be. It was never crowded when I was there. Worth a look. Sent from my KFJWI using Tapatalk

That flash hider would also have to be removed and replaced with a pinned/welded muzzle break or removed along with the threads. It would probably be easier to purchase the NJ compliant version.

Thanks for the replies.

Garandgear.com sells a ported gas plug that allows the shooting of commercial ammo out of a Garand without causing any damage. Does anybody have any experience with these? It sure would make life easier. Thanks http://www.garandgea...s-plug?sef=hcfp

Keep in mind that without a PA or other reciprical firearms license there are similar restrictions in PA concerning where you can transport your firearm.

I have always had good dealing with the East Windsor PD. They have always been nothing but professional.