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They've given them to me.

I would imagine in addition to all this, you would also need to show some profits for your business, especially when you go for your two year renewal. Ultimately, you will need to convince a judge that you "justifiable need" is warranted, the prosecutor will be asking a lot of questions at your hearing.

Federal law requires that handguns be purchased/transferred only in the state you reside in. So no, you cannot buy a handgun in DE or PA unless you have a second residence there.

Guys on the Castboolits forum complain about problems with shipping lead in FRB's being delivered empty all the time. I think it just breaks through the box because of the weight.

Matching bolts on Polish M44's are a lot less common, if the bolt matches , it will be worth a good bit more than a non matching one. I would agree with Eric, if it's also near mint, $300-$350 would be very reasonable.

No.....and maybe yes, there is a court ruling on that. NJ was enjoined from enforcing the AWB against air guns, but from what I remember there were still some features that were not necessarily mentioned in the ruling and could still be illegal. I don't have time to find and post the link right now, but I have posted it before.

Yes, but I believe that only applies when the firearm does not cross state lines because the feds don't have the authority to regulate intrastate transactions - or so the theory goes (and yes I know there plenty of examples where that theory doesn't apply). Regardless, it's a BB gun anyway, so fed rules don't apply. Best bet would be for him to send it to himself, since he has already "acquired" it legally, or send it to a friend in PA,DE,NY or pretty much any other state and then go pick it up there.

Well, I'm no authority on PA NICS, but I know I have seen dealers do instate checks over there and never said a word, only pushing buttons on the phone. I also heard people saying, at the height of the panic buying, that the automated calls were taking a minute or two to complete, while the operator calls were taking 30-45 minutes.

It's legal to own in another state, it's the acquisition part that can involve breaking the law, but you could inherit them (from out of state), be a dual state resident, have bought it before NJ banned them or bought it while a resident of another state - all legal means of acquisition.

That was the real score yesterday..........had a great time as well, we all came home with some nice stuff.

.....and you never will........ there is no logic, only politics. This was Corzine's master plan to get reelected since he had nothing to show the masses. Since Democrats do not like guns, they figured it would be a good way to slow the "proliferation" of handguns. As others have said, this was rammed through the legislature at 2am, with a lot of arm twisting, under the guise of preventing straw purchases - the biggest farce ever.

Ditto......you might want to consider building a hidden room there.

Because federal law requires the dealers to adhere to the laws of both the state they are licensed in and the state the buyer lives in when it comes to transferring firearms.

A few reasons, PA NICS is open (IIRC) 8am -10pm seven days a week or something similar. In PA most, most resident NICS checks are done through an automated system that has the dealer punch in the buyers DL number, the dealer never needs to speak to an operator. And, PA staffs their NICS office adequately.

The only legal way you can acquire that rifle while living in NJ is for your grandfather to put it in his will to you, and upon his death you would inherit it, and then it would have to stay in PA or another state where they are legal. No dealer in PA is going to transfer that rifle to you since they are not legal in NJ and FFLs can only transfer guns to individuals that are legal in their state and the one you live in.

Ohio Ordnance Works builds semi auto BAR's, but they aren't cheap. They are NJ legal, and OOW will include two 15 round mags for NJ sales. The FN D would need to have the flash suppressor removed or modified into a brake to be NJ legal. http://www.ohioordna.../1918A3_SLR.rif

Better yet, get the RCBS Lock Out Die, you don't even need to look at it when cranking out rounds.

From what I understand, the requirement to fax in NICS requests is done when the volume of requests overloads their ability to process them. Since Newtown, they have been overloaded without end, and therefore on fax only mode. I would imagine whenever they get caught up again, phoning the requests in will be an option again - so figure around the year 2059 or so.

That SKS is probably one of the beat up Chinese that are floating around right now, you can get them at gunshows as well.

Get that Lyman reloading book as well, it's probably the most trusted one out there for load data.

I have the Hornady LNL and I like it. Changing dies is a snap because of the collets, no need to readjust the dies each time you put them in the press. Changing the primer feeder is easy as well. Adjusting the powder drop is what will take the most time, but you can get extra metering inserts for each caliber to avoid that if want. I don't have the case or bullet feeders, so I can't give you any feedback on that.

I've got a Parker Tornado, can't say anything bad about it.

So who else got caught in the Pocono snow storm fiasco? A half inch of snow on the roads, slippery as crap, and accidents - bad ones - all over the place. I don't think PA knows how to use a salt truck - total disgrace. Took us an hour to get from the show to Tannersville on route 80, and lucky to have come out of there without crashing.

A few thing to know about these: The ones I've seen lately were largely beat. You might be better off going to a gun show and picking through them to get a better one. PPU makes the ammo currently and it's about $25 - $30 a box. Surplus ammo is floating around out there, some guys try to get crazy money for it but if you look around (at gun shows) you'll find it cheap at times. Surplus ammo should be on the enbloc clips, so if they're not in the box, someone removed them. If you can't find any surplus to get enblocs, Sarco has them for $2 or so a piece (last I checked). This rifle shoots a powerful round, makes a Mosin look like a light weight.