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Does anyone know if there is any limits on the amount of gas you can buy when you get to South Jersey? If this fuel shortage doesn't alleviate by early/mid next week I may need to take a ride south with my 100 gallon tank and about six 5 gallon gas cans, so my workers can get back to work next week. I'm really glad I had my 450 gallon diesel tank filled on Friday before the storm, getting around hasn't been a problem for me, but need gas for leaf blowers, vacuums and mowers.

That looks like a really nice one......... but the MSRP is $911. - ouch!

NJ hasn't issued triple letter then triple number (or the other way around) plates since 1984 or 1985.

There was a dealer at the Harrisburg show selling a bunch of Howa made S&W police surplus shotguns with the fixed stock back in March.

Submit anything you have to pay for (reports, postage, notary, etc.) regarding the accident in with your claim. The PA is going to end up reimbursing your insurance company for all of it anyway.

If your current agent is trying to push houses on you that do not fit what you requested, check and see who the listing agent is........ If they are also the listing agent, they will be representing the sellers primarily and you secondarily. The agent gets all the commission if they act as the buyers and sellers agent on the same house...... this may be why they are pushing these houses on you. As others have said, get a new agent that is responsive and listens to what you want. If they can't do that, bail out, and don't waste any more time with them.

What you really wanted to say, but thought better of it.

Sorry to nitpick, but newbies to NJ (the OP) need to learn things correctly. FOID = Firearms Owners Identification card - issued to people in Illinois FPID = Firearms Purchaser Identification card - issued to people in NJ (and often abbreviated to the old name FID), you do not need an FPID to own a firearm in NJ, only to purchase (or otherwise receive) a firearm.

I remember Kmart selling rifles and shotguns, I used to check the flyer to see what ammo they had on sale. How about Service Merchandise, anyone remember that?

As other have said, and from what I understand, this is not an easy round to reload because the case deforms substantially when fired. Lyman does not recommend reloading the cases more than 2 or 3 times.

I agree, you can shoot chucks with an AR now, but they don't allow them at the WMA ranges.

As long as the firearms were purchased (or otherwise acquired) legally and are legal to own currently (are not banned as "assault weapons"), they can be owned and used within the exemptions that NJ allows for firearms (keeping in mind NJ law makes all firearms illegal except under certain exemptions), as long as the owner is not a prohibited person.

From what I recall, SBR and SBS are illegal to own personally and are banned outright in NJ - no (unachievable) process exists (unlike MG's) to obtain one in NJ.

Yup, herd a rumor about that one a couple months ago, now confirmed. The other changes I was not expecting............ gives me another use for my Cooper 22-250. They are also looking to allow shooting coyotes and foxes incidental to turkey hunting.

I've seen this ammo for sale at gun shows regularly, and recently. Anything around $20 a box is a fair price.

All welcome changes in my book.

If you're looking for modern firearms, don't waste your time going to this show, there aren't all that many there. If you're looking for antiques and milsurp, it can be a good show. It's always the same vendors, some of which bring the same stuff they've been bringing for the last 20 years and can't sell it because it's way overpriced. There are some deals to be had at times, but you have to look around.

This coming from a guy who lives in Pennslytucky..............There are more places in PA than not, that make the movie Deliverance look civilized.

Not sure about NJ, but I think they are legal (and this applies federally as well) IF IT WAS MADE TO ACCEPT ONE ORIGINALLY, don't try to put one on it if it didn't come that way out of the factory.

Nice artillery Luger. I noticed the numbers we can see all match, is it all matching throughout? If it is, I wouldn't recommend shooting it heavily, Luger collectors are the most anal about matching numbers and Lugers are known to break extractors. If that happens, you will diminish the value greatly. You may want to join the Luger forum, those guys will know about the markings on the pistol if they are from some sort of agency.

You are indeed correct - and I pay this every year myself. I must have been thinking of the fee for registration of DBA names, that's not every year.

IIRC the fee in NJ is $50 every 4 or 5 years, not annually.

They have 6 million serials SA's available now.

What is in the lead is somewhat important to anyone casting boolits. Wheel weight lead is good to cast with, battery lead is not, pure lead can be added to to make the proper hardness. A handfull of lead is not really all that much to guys that cast a lot, especially guys shooting ML's or older big bore caliber cartridge rifles since the boolit weights are quite heavy compared to modern high velocity bullets. If you have good lead you want to part with, let me know.

If I remember correctly, solder is mostly tin, and as other have said, antimony is also used frequently to make lead harder for cast boolits. Different recipes for different hardness needs for each type of boolit. For ML shooting, pure soft lead is best.