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How about S&W 1913 chambered in .35 S&W? Wouldn't that also qualify?

I don't know what you're talking about. If it's NJ legal Sarco will sell it to NJ residents, they just won't accept a C&R license from NJ residents, so a 4473 and NICS check must be done.

Do you have?: 91/59 91/38 Finn M24, M27, M28 There are something like 260 known variations of the Mosin Nagant - can be a dangerous can of worms to open.

What you need to ask him is where he saw a statute saying it was illegal, he's not going to give you one because there isn't one. It's legal because there is no law prohibiting you from buy in NY.

The Polish M44's are not widely available, you'll need to find one on Gunbroker or at gun shows. Most of them are in better condition than many of the ones that come out of other countries. Matching bolts are not common on Polish M44's, so if you find one, it's a better score.

Buy one, as others have said, great rifle.

The legislature was set to repeal the AWB when the Republicans took control of both houses in the mid 90's, they pulled the bill when they didn't have enough votes. The only way we are going to get rid of any of these laws is if SCOTUS strikes them down.

You also left out the fact that about 75% of these were destroyed because of a UN treaty after the Balkans wars.

Shipping within the US and Into the US are two totally different things. You can ship a box of apples to Alabama from NJ no problem, but you cannot enter the US with any fruit what so ever. You need to check the import regulations before trying to ship gun parts., and as others have said the parts may be controlled in Albania.

You might want to look into that a little further........... I believe there are regulations on importing certain gun parts as well (barrels, triggers, sears, hammers, etc.)

The ONLY beaches in North Jersey are on freshwater lakes - so, no If you on a barrier Island in NJ, you're in South Jersey

It sounds like the gun has been bubba-ed. If the stocks been messed with, the top hand guard is missing, and it's been rechambered (???) it's most likely not worth more than $50 or so. Intact Carcanos go for $100-$200 for common ones, up to $300 for less common ones.

You're going to need zoning approval from your town before you can even apply to get a NJFL. If you're going to sell out of you're house, and it's in a residental zone, you will need to get a variance from the zoning board to run a business out of your house. This involves a public meeting, posting in the legal notice section of the news paper, sending meeting notification letters to your neighbors (usually anyone between 200-250' from you property line), possibly many multiple copies of a site plan, a parking plan for customers and employees and whatever else the zoning board determines is necessary to decide whether or not to grant you a zoning variance. If you get zoning approval, you will then need to set up a business with the IRS and NJ. This includes business registration, a sales tax certificate, workman's comp insurance & payroll tax withholding (if you have employees). You will also be subject to NJSP audits and inspections of your business location.

Thanks for the info. I wouldn't expect anyone to be mass producing 1.5" scale locos and rolling stock, and the prices you mention don't surprise me given the intricacies of those steam engines. I've been a collector of Märklin since I was 8 years old and am moving to a property that is big enough to have a live steam layout and find it a tempting proposition, but it takes a lot of coin to build something like that and I don't have it right now. But being a landscaper I think eventually I will have build at least a garden railway, probably in G gauge or 1 scale.

I agree with what some other have said about grubs not likely being the problem. If you're having mole problems now, it's unlikely they're eating grubs since the grub go deep in the soil for the winter and are unlikely to be near the surface yet. Grubs are more of a problem later in the season, typically late May through early/mid September, with peak being July.

CMP would have honored your order if you had ordered before they sold out. They list rifles as sold out when they think they have enough orders to sell out of them when the orders are fulfilled, not after they are sold out. CMP is majorly backlogged right now with an unprecedented amount of orders. In the best of times 60 days was normal turnaround for an order, now it's going to be longer. The stores are largely picked clean right now, only some specials are left on the racks from what I hear, not really worth the trip to pick out one of those, just mail order it if you want one.

I've never dealt with them my self, but I know they, like Century, are overly worried and won't ship a number of legal things to NJ. Like SKS's to anyone or ammo to non FFL's.

I have never heard of a state regulation that regulates the distance from other properties or buildings for target shooting, the hunting distance is 450 feet from a building or school playground.

What's a live steam loco cost? I've always thought live steam is the coolest. The "diesels", do they have gasoline engines?

The question is: can NJ ban them? There is a federal law that supersedes NJ law that says states cannot ban airguns outright. Whether that law applies to fullauto or not I don't know.

The problem is: many in the general public hear this misinformation and take it as fact. We need the media to call these dopes out, but they never will.

$60K? How many acres of grass are they claiming need to be resodded? you can do a lot of sodding for $60K If the material cost $30,000 and sod could be had for $.25 a square foot delivered, you're talking nearly 3 acres.......... I doubt that's the case. So they're either way over paying for the sod or grossly exaggerating the actual cost.

More like: ignorant politicians in collusion with an ignorant media perpetrating misinformation on an ignorant general population.

OP - you have a Hungarian M44, doesn't look like any numbers are matching on it. As Ted said, $175 - $200 The other is a M38 Carcano in 7.35 Carcano, As pasu0115 said $150-$200 with the sling. Keep in mind, no one currently makes 7.35 Carcano ammo, so you will need to form it from 6.5 Carcano brass and load it yourself or get pricey unreliable surplus ammo. Hornady is rumored to be coming out with factory ammo in 7.35 Carcano, but I have yet to see it.

Well, you know what they say about assuming........ As far as the ATF is concerned, you can be a resident of two states for gun buying purposes, and buy any guns that are legal in that state while you are a resident of that state. You do not need a PA DL to buy guns in PA, you can use your NJ DL and a government issued bill or document from PA to prove PA residency. You will have some difficulty finding dealers in PA that will do the transaction, but it's certainly not impossible. As far as bringing guns back to NJ, as long as they're legal in NJ, it's not a problem.