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The only thing I've ever used to clean my ML's is dish soap and very warm water, immersing the breech and the removed nipple in a bucket of soapy water. After cleaning I use regular gun oil on all the metal parts, inside and out - never had a problem with rust.

Only question...... where to do it? In front of the statehouse?

And, even if you have coverage, it will be rather limited. If you own 2 or 3 guns, you don't need additional coverage (unless they are very valuable). If you have a sizable collection, extra coverage is a good idea.

Few more no one has mentioned yet, most are going to be closer to $200, but still a great value for the money. CZ 82 - 9x18 CZ 83 - .380 CZ 50 - .32 ACP FEG PA63 - .32 ACP and other calibers FEG Hipower clone - 9mm Croatian PHP - 9mm If you're willing to spend $300 + - there are many more deals to be had

Most other states. MA and IL have FID/FOID type cards as well, and NY handgun buying regs make NJ look easy. Some states, (CA &CT come to mind) have waiting periods of 10 days or so, still less than the absurd waits here, but not instant either.

The law in NJ was changed at some point, I know in the early 90's it was still legal for 18-20 year olds to buy HG's FTF. The, no buying a HG from a dealer until you're 21, is a federal reg that is in the GCA of 1968.

If you can manage a trip to the north store, that would be the best bet. Most of the rack grades are beat, but you can find some gems if you go the store and pick though them. Field grades are a little safer bet, on my last trip there I got a FG SA that should have been a service grade and a RG M1C that should have been a SG M1C. Trips to the store are priceless.

Really nice wood on that one! You may want to invest in a gas nut wrench for it, it's pentagon shaped and a regular wrench doesn't work on it. You will probably need to adjust it to get it to throw brass correctly.

Legally, you can walk down Main st with an unloaded uncased long gun if it's legal to own in NJ and you have a NJ FID card. I don't recommend doing so, since you are sure to be taken down by the police, but you wouldn't be breaking any laws.

Yup, sometimes having a wife that's not big into shooting has it's advantages - they all look the same to them.

The only way you're going to get that is buy one in PA or any other free state and modify it yourself while you're still on that side of the river, how you're going to do that I'm not sure. It's possible you might find a NJ FFL who can do the modification for you, but plastic mags are hard to "permanently" modify.

NO, that's the AG's interpretation of the statues (2C) The Administrative Code (Title 13) is written by the AG's office, it was never passed by the legislature or signed into law by a Governor.

Walt charged me $25 per gun plus NICS on a multiple purchase.

Lincoln Park True Value will do a single transfer with NICS for $40 and typically charges $10 for each additional on the same NICS. Good people over there, but only open til 5pm. 973-694-1150

I must have been sitting next to you, or one over.

I personally would let this go, considering you can't inspect the rifle before buying it, it should be less. You can most likely find a better deal somewhere else.

That may be so, but even if they will sell black guns to NJ residents, no FFL can sell someone a firearm that is not legal in the state the purchaser resides in. The rifle will need to be modified before the buyer takes possession of it, even if sold in PA.

If you have the rest of the parts to build a rifle, it's not legal to possess.

There were no chamber flags in use when I joined......... I think the point is, we all agree safety is paramount, but nit picking and treating experienced shooters like children (like when I got told putting a chamber flag in the open cylinder of a revolver instead of in the barrel was unacceptable) is not doing anyone any benifit, and turns people off. It seems sometimes the ROs are enforcing rules for rules sake and not using common sense to see if the action someone does is really putting anyone in danger.

Been to the one in Las Vegas, similar to Cabela's but not as big as the one in Hamburg, PA. The Vegas store is on the outskirts of town and half casino - like everything else in Vegas.

The guy that posted that story was an active member here until he got put off by some of the other people here and decided to quit this forum, I still see him posting on other forums. He was never the type to tell fancyfull tales, I don't doubt his story. What I would really like to see is if times have changed any regarding the NJSP and C&Rs, the thought that all guns would be banned eventually was widespread in those days, even at the federal level.

You can buy any NJ legal long guns at the show FROM AN FFL, All handguns must be transfered to you by NJ FFLs only and only at their NJ location - in other words, if you see a handgun there you like, you cannot take it home with you, it must get shipped to a NJ FFL. You can leave your PPPs at home, dealers are only allowed to transfer guns in the state they are licensed in.

Here is the story as he told it, starting at post #20. He's not a member of this forum any longer, so we can't ask him more details...... http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/topic/20891-cr-liscense-and-nj-specifically-m1-carbine/

I don't know of a law that allows them to do an inspection on their own. But, the is a member of this forum who doesn't post anymore who told the story of how the NJSP raided his house with the ATF. They locked him up, took his guns and the NJSP charged him with being an unlicensed dealer, even though he had sold only a handful of guns in the 20 years he had his C&R. The case was eventually dismissed, but it took him 2 some odd years to get his guns back only to find they were mistreated by the NJSP. This happened during the Clinton era, when Clinton wanted to reduce the number of FFLs, the NJSP were all to willing to oblige. I don't have time right now to look up the tread, but maybe someone can find it, I think about two years ago.