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I would say it's high - $300 probably is top end for Yugo Mausers right now. If you're patient, keep your eyes open at gunshows or on forums, you could probably pick one up for $250 or so. Sarco has a bunch of them right now for $250 or so, but they are not a nice as that one.

Well, Got my News & Breifs today in the mail, the annual meeting is on Sat Oct. 13 at 3:30 pm if anyone wants to let the board know how they feel. Also got a annual survey on the back of my ballot, I think I will be filling that out this year...........

IHC's may be out by then, you might have perfect timing.

I've done them a number of times, it's fairly straight forward and should be approved if you provide a legally permitted reason for the exemption.

FYI - there is already a lawsuit over NJ's lack of issuing carry permits well underway by people that were denied and probably had more of a "justifiable need" (if that's actually possible) than your circumstance. It's being handled by the ANJRPC and an SAF affiliated lawyer. Driving through Paterson today to pick up some parts, I was thinking that running this errand is all the genuine need anyone should need.

All these states require that gas cans emit no vapor, which is why new gas cans have those spring loaded spouts on them that have to be pushed into the gas tank of the machine you're filling with gas. It's another "save the planet" regulation that doesn't work. The spouts last about a month or less with everyday use and then break, which causes them to spill gas all over the machine you're trying to fill, which defeats the purpose of no vapor emissions. Even when they work properly, when filling most small engines, you need to pull the spring loaded nozzle back by hand and pour the gas in like you did before they had these style spouts because the gas tanks are too small to fill them when the nozzle is used as intended.

Calling a NICS check a registration would be a real stretch, NICS doesn't know if you bought one single shot shotgun or 20 semi auto belt fed rifles. The only way for the NJSP or ATF to know what you bought would be to audit the FFL you got them from.

Just when you thought you herd everything..............

So do you actually have a candidate in mind that is pro gun and can win in NJ? That's a tall order, were still a serious minority in this state. The best thing we can do at this point is to get more non gun owners into shooting, politicians are only going to pay attention to us when they think there's enough of us to vote them out.

I don't believe NJ law defines brakes/comps or flash suppressors, so were back to the same usual NJ gun law dilemma - it's open to various interpretations until (if ever) a judge interprets the law through a ruling. I think your more likely to see SCOTUS overturn the AWB than get a NJ judge to rule on definitions of muzzle devices. More legal limbo.

If you're looking for surplus, http://www.southernohiogun.com/ammo-mags-more/ammunition/7-62x25-military-surplus-ammo-800rd-case.html If you want current production, http://www.aimsurplus.com/catalog.aspx?groupid=38&name=7.62x25

I had a couple of younger sales guys come in my office almost every day for a week about a month or so ago. They said they were working the area and wanted me to show them my electric bill because they were "sure" they could save me money on my electric bill by switching companies. Since I do not feel comfortable opening my books to some strangers who walked in my door and couldn't even provide me with a business card, let alone some once of credibility, I told them the bills were not stored in that office. They still showed up everyday to see if I had brought them into work. Now, also understand that my electric bill is only about $150 a month, so how much are they going to save me off of that bill? I'd rather not take the risk to MAYBE save $2-3 a month, and I'd still have JCP&L's crappy response time to outages anyway since they still own the lines.

Firearms - yes, unless you buy from a private seller - (which still needs to run through a FFL) Ammo - if bought from a dealer, yes - private sale, no

Sometimes, it depends on your definition of "good deal" and how much ammo you're buying - compared to NJ gun shop prices, yes - compared to online sellers, maybe, bigger shows usually have better ammo prices due to more competition.

Typically, even if the police do confiscate a collection, the owner will be able to sell the collection to an FFL (and only an FFL, no private sales). Usually the FFL will pick up the collection directly from the police.

You and I think alike!

You can have whatever evil features you want on a bolt gun, as long as it meets the minimum length requirements, it's legal.

Attitudes have changed dramatically over the last 4 decades or so, in the 70's when DC, Chicago and San Fran passed their handgun bans, it was a forgone conclusion by many that handguns would get banned nationwide - it was just a matter of time. Then in the 80's, Cali had several bad mass shootings done with semiautos, one at a Mc Donald's and one at a day care in Stockton (where a racist Vietnam vet with an AK style rifle shot and killed a bunch of Asian kids), this began the call to ban "assault weapons". CA banned them first, then NJ and a little later MA, NY and the federal ban. I can remember news "documentaries" at the time being totally one sided and saying that a ban must be enacted, using all the rhetoric we only hear from the Brady Bunch and the Lautenbergs nowadays - "Assault weapons have no purpose but to kill people", "civilians don't need assault weapons", " the NRA is just a bunch of nut cases that want to help people kill children", etc. - this was broadcast on regular TV as factual news (not opinion) with no counter points. The media can't get away with this anymore because gun owners, gun friendly politicians and groups like the NRA went after them by contesting their broadcasting license renewals, claiming (correctly) they were not being impartial as was required. I'm much more optimistic now, that with time, a lot of these do nothing to prevent crime gun restrictions will be repealed or overturned by the courts, 20 years ago the thought was, buy em before that ban em.

Logging ammo sales in a book has been going on in NJ for a lot longer than 3 years, I'm not sure about all handgun ammo, but hollow points have been logged into books for at least 20 years. The worst part about this is, there isn't even a LAW requiring it, it's more BS the AG came up with and put it into the Administrative Code.

You get in trouble if KNOWINGLY sell to someone within 30 days. Buyer gets in trouble whether you know or not.

Well, Greenwald isn't from the north, and he's up there with the worst north Jersey Dems for anti gun-ness. But to answer your question, yes there are political bosses in North Jersey, but they are usually county based and therefore not as powerful as Norcross who has juice in a good chunk of South Jersey. The Republicans in the northwest counties have open primaries because they do not have any political bosses.

Yes

I was at Sarco last week and they had a lot of Yugo Mausers and a very few German Mausers that were Yugo captures, all were in less than pristine shape.

Biggest in northern PA, Oaks is bigger, both good shows.

A hike for you maybe, for us up north this is a local show. You're probably 45min - 1 hr closer to Oaks, Harrisburg and the other sizable shows that us.