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That thing is up to $2800 and reserve is still not met. I could have bought an all matching really nice one about six months ago for $3200 - it just wasn't in the budget.

Word on the street is that they are looking to move it to Lancaster, but they are having trouble getting vendors to go there - demographics not as good. Oaks is only going to get bigger.

If you reside at the apartment, then yes.

What do you have to sell?

Since they wouldn't know automatically that you're from NJ, are they asking everyone there for ID? Only bought shotgun ammo from Gander Mtn and they didn't ask for ID on that. I could see NYC having different regs, but upstate, never been asked for ID.

I don't know where you got that from. I was at the Middletown show today and bought handgun ammo there, as always, no questions asked, simply cash an carry. If NY has any regs on handgun ammo, they are the most openly ignored rules ever.

Join a hunting club! We have a couple openings in my club in Blairstown, and we encourage beginners. http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/topic/26909-hunting-club-looking-for-new-members/

I'm surprised no one has pointed out that NJ doesn't register long guns. So, there is no way for you to register it with the state anyway. When you purchase a long gun the transaction is recorded in the dealers log book and on a COE only - of which you keep a copy and the seller keeps a copy. The only way the state would have access to the record of the transfer is when they audit the dealers books. I wouldn't worry to much about it if I were you. SA would have a record in their log books that they sent that rifle to you.

A guy in my gun club uses a 28 and does well with it for pheasants. I would consider using #4 shot if your going to go that route.

And Mass and HI, we're the only state with a 15 round limit.

That was my first reaction, then I thought I haven't shot in an hourly range in years, but $20 an hour on top of another $25 a year still sounds steep to me.

What difference would that make? Every show in PA you can't bring any loaded firearms into the show anyway.

I wouldn't be surprised if Eagle has an exclusive agreement to be the only ones doing gun shows in that facility, any smart business would at least try to lock it down.

And we thought it was bad in NJ, those regs make it look like a free for all here.

Do you do NICS on them? That last time I bought a muzzleloader in NJ, about 10 years ago, I bought it on a Sunday and was told the only thing that needed to be done was a COE and pay for it.

So if we want one we're SOL unless we can find one used?

There's a place in Wharton, I believe it's called Universal Supply or something like that. They have heating oil equipment. I know there is another one in Cedar Knolls, but the name is escaping me.

Decent gun? what do you think?

Thanks, have you sold any in the past?

I don't think it would, and if it did you could always cut a little off the spring if necessary.

I've been looking for a legal bushmaster, but since they moved I can't find any in stock anywhere. You wouldn't happen to have one do you?

No, what's more likely to happen is it will bog down the pile of other work they have to get through to deal with your request. I highly doubt they are going to allot overtime to deal with the extra work.

Well, I know I have put in for 10 at a time, and I get the eye roll because they don't want to type them up. I'm not trying to give my town a hard time because they're reasonable (by NJ standards) and I'm going to use them all. Unless they have people in the records office with nothing to do all day I'm sure they aren't going to appreciate the extra work, what town isn't spread thin these days?

NJ LAW doesn't actually require you to "permanently" block the mags, they just can't hold more than 15 rounds. The ADMINISTRATIVE CODE requires dealers to sell only mags that have been "permanently" blocked. What has been considered "permanent" has changed several times and is open to debate since it is not defined in NJ law. It would probably be best to make a good faith attempt to block the mags permanently to avoid being the test case the rest of us are looking for to settle this issue. That would probably involve welding a rod into the mag to block the follower from traveling all the way down. Or, you could try to cut the mag down and rebend the tabs on the bottom to make a shorter mag. Most of these mags are aluminum, which is harder to work with. There are some steel mags out there, those are better for modification.

I've seen AR receivers that say "pistol" on them.