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He never calls anyone that I can determine. I saw a used handgun that he had just gotten in one time that I was interested in and told him so, he said he needed to clean and inspect it before he could give me a price, which he said would take a day or so. I give him my number to call me with the price when he had it, 3 days later I still hadn't heard from him, so I stopped in and he told me the gun was sold already. I asked him why didn't he call me and he said something to the effect that he thought I wasn't interested in it. I got the impression that he just doesn't want to be bothered with calling people. After that, I stopped going there unless I have a permit to burn and can't find something to use it on elsewhere.

Shipping from VA would probably be $200 -$300 a pallet common carrier, It would be cheaper to drive down there and get them if you have the means to pick them up. I would imagine that the bases in or near NJ would sell some off at some point.

It's best to talk to your FFL first to make sure he is OK with what you are looking get sent to him, and to check what he is going to charge you.

Well, there's always plenty of Saigas, NJ legal of coarse.

I agree

Does 922r even come into play when the rifle doesn't accept high cap mags? I thought that was one condition for needing 922r compliance.

If you want it for the historical value, buy one, they are reasonably well made and cheap to buy (and they're only going to go up in value when they dry up). These guns are pea shooters, low recoil and easy to control, with reasonable accuracy at close distance, not a bad gun to start someone on handgun shooting. The ammo can be had for a $20 - $25 a box of 50, not cheap, but not much more than a box of .45 ACP, and being a revolver, you aren't going to blow through ammo like in a semiauto.

You not very likely to find a NJ complaint AK at shows in PA unless you happen to come across a dealer who bought a collection that had them in it. Mosins will certainly be there and SKSs are likely to be there. NY shows always have NJ complaint AKs, but a lot of dealers up there are reluctant to sell them to NJ people because they think they are totally banned here. If you really want an AK type, you'll probably need to get one through a NJ dealer.

There's definitely mountain lions around, the F & G doesn't want to officially acknowledge their existence in NJ. I saw one about 20 years ago coming back one night from trout fishing on the Flatbrook. I was driving over the mountain, headed toward Blairstown, on the NPS Delaware Water Gap property and the guy in front of me almost hit it. That track is a little hard to make out in that sandy soil you have down there, but it looks to big to be a coyote.

The next show at Oaks is May 5&6, it's in Oaks, PA (Valley Forge area) about 2 hours from where you are.

That's why you would drop them off for a cleaning and evaluation or some type of repair, tell the dealer/gunsmith to take his time doing the work for you.

I agree

You could buy 100 long guns a day (or whatever unlimited amount you desire) and the only thing the NJSP would know is that a NICS check was done for a long gun, they would have no way of knowing what was purchased or how many were purchased on a single NICS check without auditing a dealers books (which for this purpose is unlikely). Handguns they can track because they are registered. I have heard of a few people getting visits, like one guy who had 500 handguns. After chatting with him, I presume they determined nothing nefarious was going on and they were satisfied as to why he had them.

My town said the same - you could get them extended anytime up to the 180th day. As others have said, it's up to the chief if he wants to extend them or not.

I had a 1994 Chevy pick up for 14 years (bought new), never had a problem with the 4wd - I even plowed snow with it.

True....... well, one of the 5 anyway. Lets hope that doesn't happen

Good luck finding real black in NJ. Our crappy state makes anyone selling it get a license from the mining regulators and they need to have a bunker to store it in. You may need to go to PA or get it mail order.

Yes, but Splitrock will have many more vendors and the vendors that are the same will have more tables. Splitrock is 700 or so tables, Allentown is (supposedly) 250

Harrisburg is a MAAC show, not Eagle, but it was the biggest and best around for a long time. Now, I would have to say the Oaks show is challenging them for that title.

AFAIK storing firearms in a storage unit is not illegal in NJ. I know people that have done it, and since the unit is under your control, there isn't any transfer issues, like leaving them at someone else's house

First understand that buying a firearm FTF from a resident of another state is a federal violation. The ATF on occasion has been known to go to gun shows undercover and check to see if these transactions are going on and bust people for doing them if they detect it. I think their primary focus is on handguns, which reduces their concern in our neighboring states of PA and NY where handgun FTF sales are illegal, even among same state residents. Many other states allow FTF handgun sales (amazingly including NJ). As far as buying from someone you know, the odds of getting caught are slim, but if something ever does happen and the ATF wants to trace the gun back to where it came from, you're going to have a problem.

FYI, Illinois is being sued for their lack of carry. It is Alan Gura's (SAF) opinion that if SCOTUS stays on the same track as they ruled in the Heller and Mc Donald cases, they will force ALL states to adopt some form of carry. This will not be discretionary for the states to decide who can carry, but rather only what form of carry to allow (open and/or concealed).

Yup, a lot of departments were carrying fiberglass slugs (and may still), so if they needed to "dispatch" an animal on the roadway the slug would shatter and not ricochet.

Yeah, especially after this crazy warm winter, diesel should be coming down right now or at least not going up while gas goes up. This is all BS speculation and manipulation by traders. You should be still saving money running diesel over gas in the same vehicle if you assume that diesel is 35-50% more efficient than gas, which was typically the case, although these days it's not as clear as it once was.