JackDaWack

Yeah, I'm way passed that point lol... I could probably sell off some stuff, but that not in my nature.

beggars cant be choosers

Look at the completed listings. The security/ feild combo is going for 400-500, the standard fields look to be normal price. I over paid for my 10/22 by about the same.

Youre probably seeing a lot of entry level firarms being bought up due to the surge, your standard handguns too. 8 million in sales only equates to an increase of about 7 thousand firearms.

first off , fuck dicks, Secondly, I though they shut down anything firearms and hunting related in their store? First it was black rifles, then everything

There are 450 listings on Gunbroker right now for just the Remington 870 And buckshot was in fact OOS or inflated in 2012 as well. I know because I bought a case of it in May and went to get more after the events and couldn't. 2012 is burned into my memory forever. I got into firearms In 2010.. by the time I was putting together a collection and stacking ammo, and was flush with cash... i found myself twiddling my fingers waiting for instock notifications and overpaying for everything. many things I could not find back then, are at least available right now.. Like people were fighting over 10rd box mags for 10/22's.... i couldn't even get email notifications fast enough to catch in stock multiple times. Wasn't something I prioritized either, it was just amazing.

Isn't this old news? Its not like 2012 was that long ago to forget it was JUST AS BAD. Cheaper than dirt was actually selling cases of 5.56 for 800 bucks... I paid like 350 for a used 10/22, and couldnt find extra mags for it for like 8 months... Ar15's were gone almost indefinitely, sub par rifles selling for a premium... I see one small change today, and its that handguns seem to be in shorter supply, but I recall that as well back in 2012. Realistically, right now is actually better than 2012 was, but things can always get worse. I was getting into reloading back then and I couldn't find anything... not just bullets primers and powder but also dies and equipment was OOS In 2014 I was still overpaying for powder.. I can buy powder and bullets at normal prices right now... primers are hard to find.

There are no ar-15's "capable" of fullauto.. it was literally designed as a semiautomatic only rifle. Thats why the rear portion of the reciever is filled in where the auto sear would go. Making an ar-15 full auto would require the use of a DIAS, or lightning link, both regulated under the 86ban.

I did the same thing last week prior to emailing them, my cart said the same thing.

Rifle isn't more difficult, just more involved. You have to worry about lubing the cases to prevent them from getting stuck, and trimming them to correct lengths when needed. I started with 9mm, but moving to .223 wasn't anything crazy difficult.

I sent an email out last week and got zero response from them. I will be canceling my credit card with them and discontinue business. Why support a company that won't support me?

pick something in .45 and rent the tommy gun if you still have any left over! I find the .45acp shoots just as well as 9mm, not nearly as snappy in full sized guns.

Handgun ammo is the only one regulated, yes most stores require it for all ammo purchases.. i don't blame the out of state retailers that get caught up in this bullshit, but local ffls shouldn't be asking for rifle or shotgun amm.

How did you get that from... "Illegally selling regulated items"? If I sold you a box of handgun ammo in NJ, and you didnt have an FPID.. does that make general ownership of ammo illegal? No. The tax nexus ruling established that companies have a physical presence in a state under certain conditions... if that is applied to tax law, there is no reason it wouldn't apply to any regulatory law, or at least argued.

Curious about this arrangement. Its advertised as an other, but clearly ifnunder 26" its NFA regulated. Is the muzzle device pinned? Could that help get over 26"? I believe the reciever extension is superficial, maybe even foldable, which may be why it's considered 25.8" with a 14" barrel. Not to mention the price is way high... 700 bucks over MSRP and all it has added is a sba4. I won't even count the red dot it comes with as any value.

Do you file NJ state taxes every year? do you lie on them when you didn't pay tax on a out of state purchase? WHO collects the tax isn't much the point, by law you always pay sales tax regardless.

I disagree. Will a prosecutor try and fuck you over using those modified definitions? probably if they want to nail ur ass to the wall. Unfortunately for them... there are plenty of firearm definitions that use the terms "obtain" "manufacture" "possess". Unless they provided the definition in statute, it maintains a standard meaning found in common dictionaries available to the public. They may attempt to stretch what a term means, but they cannot reference other terms that hold entirely different meanings. They may say, "since you are in possession of the item, it would make sense to consider you obtained it at some point". "or that you manufactured it", however the burden of proof still falls on the state to meet the language of the statute. A good lawyer would request the evidence from the state to show when the item in question was obtained, where it was obtained and from who, and what makes the item in question fall under the statutory limits. The above law is interstate purchasing of firearms. We are not talking about purchasing firearms out of state.

Some places include it in the transfer fee.

I dont run competitions, but I find standard factory ammo like American eagle is fo awful innacurate. I had no idea and thought it was me until I got into reloading.

YMMV

i believe they have a complain model

I use the redding dies for .223 as well.. they seem to offer some great precision gear, as seen in there prices!

makes no difference. i mix and match within calibers sometimes. Just make sure the dies can thread down to the shell plate. Some presses do have thicker die threads like the LNL for their bushings.

I would also suggest if you dont already, the Lee factory crimp dies are simply the best. All my ammo goes through one to ensure the best cycling. Avoid seat and crimp in the same step, the last couple thousands of seating starts to crimp.. not ideal.

You shouldn't be scraping the coating off... any bullet without copper plating or jacket will require slightly more flare for seating. Minimal flare is nice and all to work the brass less and increase longevity, but softer materials will shave off against the case edge. I load 124gr rn to a coal of 1.135. RN within Min and max should not give you issues Saami spec and factory ammo is 1.160. Its all the other flat nose conical and hollow points that run into cycle issues with loading angles and feed ramps