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Saw one at the little shop down the street from central Some other site about a month ago for $799. Saw one a couple days ago at harrys for $1299 i thnk.

I have an old CZ model 27 in Kal. 7.65. Is 7.65 compatible to a 9m? Was thinking about taking it out. Also if anyone knows how to shut off auto/predictive text please let me know how. It has taken me 15 minutes to ttype this. Thanks.

My son (turning 10 in Dec) wants to get into deer hunting. My son is on the small side. I had him shoot my 410 before (it didnt fit him) and he had a hard time with it. He cant pull back any weight on a compound bow with his fingers either (tried a couple youth bows this weekend). So, I was thinking. 1. Youth compound bow with a release and hope for the best. 2. Youth single shot 410 or 20 ga. and hope the fit of the youth gun isnt as bad as it was shooting my gun. 3. Crossbow. So, what have you guys had success with? Thanks, Bip

A friend of mine tells me that it is illegal to bring hand guns into PA to go to a shooting range there. I find that hard to believe. Anyone have the facts?

Thanks guys, all the clips are 10 rounders. I've been sitting on over 500 or these for years not knowing what to do with them. Glad to hear they are legal. Now I need a gun that can shoot them.

Is it legal to own 30 M1 Carbine ammo? Isnt the .30 M1 Carbine banned in NJ? Does that mean the ammo is too? Thanks in advance.

Assunpink is shotgun only and steel shot only. A NJ hunters license is needed to shoot. Colliers Mill is for .22 long arms, shotgun (lead OK) and muzzle loaders. A NJ Hunters license is needed to shoot. I have been to Colliers about 6 times in the past year and I have seen a LEO there twice in that time. The last time I was there (about 2 months ago) I got kicked out for not having a valid hunting license.

I like this one for your short gun. http://wilsoncombat.com/new/shotgun-standard.asp

I'm looking for a full size, reliable, drag through the mud, work horse of a .45. I have had my eye on the Ruger SR1911 and the Ruger Exclusive SR1911. Anyone know anything about these? Also, what are some of your favorites that would fit into my criteria and maybe some suggestions of how to narrow my search down? Price- UNDER $1k Thanks, Bip

I have a few low-mid range field guns that I bring out trap shooting few times a year. I do so-so with them (50-60% hit rate). HOWEVER...I have shot a buddies BT99 on a few of those occasions and hit in the 70-80% range. The BT99 like other trap specific guns shoot high so you dont have to cover the target and it really makes a huge difference. They are not too expensive and are super tough guns. HOWEVER....because the BT99 is a single barrel and shoots high, there really isnt much else you would want to do with it. I have thought about purchasing one for a while now, but to pay $1K for a gun I will only shoot a handful of times isnt happening for me any time soon. Check out the Bt99, sweet guns.

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Can you sell bayonettes too without any restrictions? Thanks

I just happened upon a bag of old knives (pen knives/hunting knives/swiss knives, etc..) that I have no need for. Was planning on hitting Columbus flea market in a couple weeks and would want to sell them. So, are there any legal ramifications I should know about before putting them on the table? Thanks.

It is a luger (found out it was a 9mm today). It shot great. Kind of weird that the last person that may have shot this before me was a Nazi. My dad got the gun when he was still in high school which was in the mid fifties and had never shot it. Also, my 1st time at Shore Shot, people behind the counter were great and gave me the NJ Gun Forum discount, but the place was a mad house. I was hoping to have the place to myself, but it was far from that. I was still able to get into a lane no problem. Good experience overall.

I'm going to the range tomorrow (1st time in a long time). I'm bringing the 2 revolvers that I have had for nearly 20 years. So, I have this WWII Luger (Code 42 Dated Chamber) with matching clips and a nice holster that I have never shot that was handed down to me by my dad who died some years ago. The questions about that are- 1. Would you guys be shooting this? It looks like it is in very good condition, but I am skeptical about shooting it for some reason. Is it a shooter or do I put it back in my case? 2. Any idea what caliber this might be? I "thought" I found it in the Firearm Blue Book but there are so many different versions I cant be sure I am 100% correct and it reads 9mm. However....I could have sworn my father said it was a caliber I wasnt familiar with, but time has blurred that memory. You think the guys at the range would readily be able to tell me what caliber is in? 3. I take my permit paperwork with me in the cases of my 2 revolvers. A. Do I really need to? B. Does the Luger need paperwork to be transported? Thanks for your time. Bip

Any ranges really close to Neptune that I could go to tomorrow? I have about 1 1/2 hours to kill between meetings over that way and dont know the area very well. Thanks, Bob

I was thinking about getting my 8 y.o. sun a BB gun (maybe a 22), but would only do so after a safety/training course. Anyone know of any good classes for kids in the central NJ area (I live in New Egypt). I saw the NRA Eddie Eagle course but I dont think that is a training class, but more of a "dont touch, leave the area, tell an adult" type class. Anyone do this with their young children recently?

Thanks guys, after taking your advice, I think I am going to purchase a top knotch speed loader and practice with that and stick with my Smith 586.

My background is in shotguns but I also have 3 revolvers. I dont even have the revolvers near for HD reasons (I have an 870 for that). However, I would like to purchase my 1st semi-auto for HD but I am clueless. My main reason for the semi is that I dont keep my stuff loaded at home due to 2 small kids. I used to have my revolver at the ready with a speed clip sitting next to it, but i fumbled all over it trying to load it and doing it bullet by bullet would take me forever too. I also have my 870 under the bed with the shells in a sleeve over the stock but would like the speed of simply sticking a clip into a semi (even I could that). The main thing and probably the million dollar question is which caliber. It will ONLY be used for HD purposes and will only get shot once a year at best just to test it out (so ammo cost isnt that big a deal). I do have 2 kids at home so I would be a bit worried about bullets going through walls if that is a deterent for one caliber vs the next even though I would assume any caliber would make it through drywall. I also would want a laser pointer/sight on it as well, do they come already installed or are they after market add ons? Also, what is the largest magazine that you can legally use in NJ? So, what would you suggest? Caliber? Barrel length? Brand? Thanks in advance.

Anyone know of any trap/skeet/sporting clays range open tomorrow? Monday the 17th, MLK day? I'm off tomorrow and wanted to shoot. Thanks.

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Yes, it was the M1 Carbine that he had to surrender. So would the ammo be illegal too? Thanks.

Are M1 Garands illegal in NJ. I could have sworn my father had one confiscated (for trying to sell one) a bunch of years ago. Perhaps it was the caliber it was in?

I went to the Sportsman Center in Bordentown a couple weeks back to put some long arms on consignment. The 2 salesmen there (Fritz and a younger guy) were awesome. They took the time with me looking at my guns (about 20-30 minutes). Explaining to me what I had and what made them either unique or common, about their calibers and what they were best suited for. They went through their books and told me what they would sell them for, approx. how long it would take to sell based on their experience. They even disuaded me from putting them on consignment b/c they were sure they would sell for a decent amount of money and quickly (they were right on most of the guns). Then on my way out, they handed me a bunch of transfer papers to help me with the sale. Classy place. My purchases will be from there in the future if those 2 guys are still there.

I was considering joing Dix to shoot trap and skeet maybe once or twice a month. I am a bit worried though that there will a ridiculous wait to get on a course. Anyone ever shoot trap there? How crowded does it get on a Sat.? Thanks.