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Keep in mind that if you get a NJ FID with a NY address, the dealers in NJ can't sell you any firearms that are not legal in NY, and if that address is in NYC, you will be limited to the super restrictive NYC laws (Garands can't have bayonet lugs and only 5 round enblocks, etc.) as well as the registration requirements for long guns.

Sounds like NJFG has become the replacement for Ray's, they always had a good selection but I never bought any guns from them because they were always overpriced. I did find myself buying other things (ammo, accessories, etc.) there at times because they actually had what I needed in stock, which as we all know can be a challenge in NJ at times.

Can anyone tell me how Rahway compares to Branchburg for selection and store size?

Yup, these rifles destroy brass, and they also kick like a mule. That all being said, they are great rifles and everyone should have one, besides there is plenty of surplus 7.62x51 berdan primed ammo out there that reloading isn't super critical.

NJ does not have a license for SBS and SBRs, they are banned outright.

Mennonites have always had cars, they just paint everything that they legally can black. They watch TV as well.

I've been deer hunting for over 20 years and have seen maybe 2 coyotes, foxes on the other hand plenty. Tried coyote hunting once two years ago with a friend and a caller, didn't see any, want to try again.

I have the same gun purchased around 1990. I killed a lot of deer using the smooth bore rifled choke setup and BRI sabot slugs, some kills were out to 100 yards. I have since upgraded the gun to a fully rifled barrel and use Winchester Partition Gold sabot slugs. Still dropping deer at 100+ yards.

^^^THIS!^^^^^

Pakistan is not known for quality ammo. It's known for paying little kids to tap bullets into cases with mallets - and no, I'm not kidding.

The mind boggling thing is, none of these guys even considered driving slowly under the bridge to see if the fit, they all just blew through at full speed. I always approach an unknown bridge like that at a crawl.

As BLF said, laws are to protect others. Outside of a few extra dollars on your insurance premium, how does someone else not wearing a seat belt or a helmet protect you? There's a lot of people on this forum that have been drinking the Utilitarian Koolaide when it comes to seat belts and helmet laws, let's not forget, guns have no place in their society either.

Well, you have me there................ in this example of one extraordinarily remote possibility that 99.99999999% of the population will never encounter............

The courts in another district have upheld "may issue" - this has no direct bearing on the 7th district. The way the law stands after this ruling is that "may issue" is legal in the 2nd district but not in the 7th. This is going to lead to SCOTUS hearing this issue, if they rule "may issue" is unconstitutional, "shall issue" will be come the law of the land, whether NJ likes it or not.

This is one of the larger shows in the area. As for prices, they are likely to be all over the place, shop around to get your best deals - I like how people like to complain how much someone was asking for xxxxx, if the price is to high look elsewhere, there's usually some deals to be had if you look around.

That was my thought, unless it was 20 years ago. They're 20k now.

FYI - I always wear my seat belt, but for purely selfish reasons, I know it's the best way to keep myself intact if I were to get into an accident. It's wrong for the government to protect you from yourself.

These are all laws that are there to protect other people on the road and not just you, the difference is seat belt laws do not directly protect anyone but the person forced to wear a seat belt. It is wrong for the government to protect you from yourself.

If you purchase out of state and the dealer is only doing a transfer for you, they shouldn't collect sales tax on the firearm. You really need to make sure of this before you get something sent to them, you should find out what their transfer fees are before as well.

PPU makes 9mm kurtz, if you can afford the $6500, the ammo is not a problem for you.

The numbers I heard were 140 or 150 pieces before the ATF stopped them from being imported. PTR and Recon Ordnance had them for $5000 but are sold out. Now they are going for $6500, and yes the mags sell for $150 or so.

Will do I don't know if you go to PA shows much, but Ed's gun shop usually has them, and they do most shows in PA. I might pick up a few for myself as well when I see them, I've never tried the metal mags in a PAP.

That's cool, I've been contemplating getting a coach gun for a while, this is even better.

I see the steel WASR single stacks often enough at shows, not sure what they go for.