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Cool, I always like to know how things work also, but it that making sure you don't wind up with spare parts at the end is key. Not familiar with the gun itself but I think one of my wheel guns are the same in basic operation and how it comes apart and goes back together as the larger center-fire brothers. You may want to search youtube or the internet for full disassembly and reassembly something in that family and see how it lines up with yours. Probably as easy as a spring not connected correctly to a part did the fly the coup and is missing but not easily identified. Harry

Maybe there are some old Florio bumber stickers around and we can just put Fred over Florio... Harry

Welcome to the Forum, got's lots of friends all over your old stomping grounds. As far as waiting for your permits, as long as the guns are not illegal to have in NJ and you obtained them legally while a resident of another state you can bring them here NOW and shoot them, transport them as per NJ Regs but you will only be able to buy Rifle ammo, all ammo for the handguns will need a FID, and that includes your 410 and 22's. Harry

NJSP does the checks here in NJ, and you can ask your FFL if you like, but a lot of your messages in this thread did start with PK90 and he's one of the very active FFL's on this forum and one who's comments and opinions of the laws are highly regarded by many here. Just in case you didn't know that about PK90. Harry

Maybe she wants something with 5 ton rears??? or just up-sell that for a while and compromise on the duce and a Half down the road. Harry

If it was a toss up between the 2 only, I would have to decide after shooting them, now let me throw the wrench into the picture. Say you do like the Taurus better, now that your in that price range I would have to also look at the STI Spartan and then make a decision. Wait, were not done, it's not that easy, , Ok now what are you looking to use the gun for? If you play any games, IDPA, USPSA, Steel, Etc you will need more mag's and other misc parts. Remember extra Mags add up, trigger work, springs. These may not be the first off the top of your head factors but something you may want to consider in your final decision. Or you can just make it easy and get 1 of each. Harry

Nice, My Brother in-law's neighbor 2 houses over I think has one, I'll have to take a closer look tomorrow, that and he has a bunch of other cool military vehicles and misc equipment. Razz-o might also let me know if I'm right or wrong if he sees this being he lives on the same street. Harry

I don't understand, ALL Guns Have a USE!! Edit to add: :icon_mrgreen: :sarcastichand: :) Harry

Well I see Bob chimed in and it makes sense but even if legal now and changed you never know it could get grandfathered in. Now to see what PK90 and OS have to say. My thoughts is along the lines if something sounds to good to be true, it probably is, that and NJ would probbly say it looks to cool, must be illegal. Harry

I have been through these state before and not just on a car/truck but on my bike. You know what we can so in PA and VA is pretty darn good also, but MD I treat that state the same way I treat NJ and how I transport. Do that and your good. Also if you want to know the laws in the different states check this out. State Gun Laws This is just one of the many sources of information, I also use USCCA on my iPhone for more of the CCW laws when on the road if I decide to take a different route some place and will be passing through a state I didn;t originally plan to go through. Harry

But he has been doing a good job of it. Harry

Are you kidding me, really, you have all of about 130 some odd posts and I'd say 90% of them are condescending or seem like they are put there to just stir up crap. Vlad is a damn good guy and if you see the content of the over 2500 poses he has and the amount of assistance he has provided the members here, you would be a little ashamed to have posted this. I'd also take a look at the persons rating, I think there might be a little separation between you and Vlad, so I would say you really might want to think about a little more than just your initial thoughts before you post. To note, I am not the first person to point out about your post style, you really might want to think about that. From some of the posts that contribute to the forum, you seem to have some knowledge to contribute, but you really might want to change it up a little. How about this, when you post, pretend your not on the forum, pretend you are with a brand new group of strangers having this talk and themand then write what you would say to them face to face. Harry

Cool, let us know what you find out, would be really nice if there was just an issue with the guide rod and spring assembly and they could just send you a new one and forget the whole shipping the gun back and forth. Harry

5 Cents a minute, 3 bucks an hour in todays market, not worth it at all, Heck I was making more that an hour back in 81 and minimum wage was only 3.35. Harry

This more your speed?? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dl08isrEpn8 Harry

You mean this?? Fixed that for ya. Harry

S-Load, and thats a technical term. Don't know, I have them in a few smaller plastic containers from when I shoot at the indoor range and I don't have enough yet to start moving it to the bucket yet. I figure it's real easy and doesn't take much time at all to separate, and what I will get for it once a year should fund some reloading supplies. Harry

The recoil spring if one end was closed would have to be permanently installed on the guide rod and I just can't picture that. For the spring to go over the guide-rod it would have to be open on both ends, right?? Ok, now there is a difference on one end of the spring, on end is flanged, take a look at this video and it's 2:50 into it when it mentions this. By the way, I like the web site, I like the breakdown of the gun into sections and then the list of the parts in each section, would be nice if some of the other manufactures would do this. Harry

You know whats really weird, I don't even want to get up on the roof of my house above the first floor, but I never have a problem flying my Hang Gliders, I have taken off off of sloped launches, to standing on the edge of a cliff, towed off a back of a pickup truck getting pulled up like a kite and towed behind ultralight aircraft like glider planes all in my Hang Gliders, I have been above 2 miles off the ground and not a problem with it at all. Climb that tower, a resounding H3LL NO!! Harry

So no exemption for a replacement due to a warranty issue that the company can't solve without changing the s/n. It's not like it's the owners fault they have to do this, and boy would this suck if it happen more than once or twice. Harry

Before you ship it, is the gun still loaded, I don't mean a mag in the gun, I'm taking about an unfired round in the chamber. Harry

If you really don't feel comfortable and you have a drill set, a small set may not have enough drills around that size to properly measure the hole but if you have a larger set try pulling the drills out and use the butt end of the drill and see if you can get the exact size of the hole. After you do that, measure the roll-pin, and then call the manufacture and see if they can tell you size or clearance tolerances for hole and roll-pin. I doubt you have the wrong parts but it can happen so if it's really that bad find out first or see if someone who had done this before can take a look at it for you. Here is a small quick reference chart for common size roll pins: Roll-Pin Harry Harry

Glad to see you post that Bob, now I know either I'm not crazy or we both are being I mentioned hearing there was a way to do this without wasting a P2P. Harry

Very nice, they are 22 wheel-guns are fun Harry

More value to people who reload so I would see if you can sell it to them first, but if it's too bad to do that or 22's, then I would scrap it, you probably will get between 80-100 bucks for a 5 gallon bucket, maybe more if there were a more 22's. Harry