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After looking around here and seeing some of the comments, just last week I made copies of all of mine and keep them in a envelope in my range bag just in case. Never thought of it before but hey it can't hurt to have them. Harry

I know most of you know about this but if we can pick up more people it can only help: I think it would be good even if your not a member to take a look and at the page and you will see Action Items. Some of these have pre-written responses to send an E-mail with our PRO-GUN views so to speak. All it takes is to fill out some information and if you use the "Remember Me' function every other action item you click on will have this information filled in so it only takes you an extra minute to fill it out the first time. We all know these are form letters and may not do allot overall but as they say strength in numbers and if they see more and more attention from us that we care about our gun rights it may do something one day. It may not be today, it may not be tomorrow but over time it will have an impact, and it sure beats not doing anything or waiting for the next person to do it. Here is the link if you like: http://gunowners.org/ Harry

Very good chance depending on where he origionally from. May not be as common in FL but my friends in WY, MT, TX and AZ as well as a few others it's ingrained in them to keep a gun with them. I remember being with friends out in MT, they were showing me around while we were visiting there folks. We were about to leave the house and I got yelled at my my friends mother. I was wondering what was up, but was told never ever go out of the house with out a gun and no pee shooter either. I was handed a gun and told to use it if I had to. Gound out it was for protection not from people but Bear and Lions. They grew up that way from the time they were little kids, so take a transpant from places like that and put them on a drive through NJ, NY someplace. What we have to do and know isn't close to what a lot of other people in the country need to know or even know about. By the way my friends house was in Phillipsburg WY, no open container law, and I'll bet 99.9999% of the people out there ae packing not just 1 but moe than 2 or 3 guns in any of their vehicles at any given time. Just a little insite to other places out there in the FREE USA, I know it's a shock but it's out there Harry

I don't keep any stickers on any of my vehicles, let alone anything to do with firearms. I figure why invite someone who may thing there is a firearm locked away in my vehicle and break in to find something that's not there. Also I think bringing less attention to me by a LEO the better, I figure if I get stopped with no stickers doing something wrong I am less likely to be asked if I have any weapons in the vehicle if I'm not sporting any stickers. I do have a HD sticker on some of them, mostly the wifes truck but you can tell there isn't a Harley inside. I also don't have anything outside my home indicating there may be guns in the house either just so I don't have people watching the house for us all to leave to breaking and steal them. Another thing I use a generic alarm sign outside so you don't know what I have. Too many people display the service they have, that just makes it too easy for someone to bypass the system knowing what they are dealing with. Harry

Hey PK90, Being new here I just finding out who is who and I noticed that you do sales. So I just happen to check out your site and saw a Marlin 336A 30-30. You can hit me on my email if you like at [email protected] or in here if that's cool. Either way, just wondering if you have the production year of the gun listed as (product #3303) and if it's still available. It's not that I need another 30-30 but My father has 2 Marlin rifles that he has had for years a Golden 39A and a 336, and I just think it would be really cool for me to add the 336 to my current Golden 39A and have 2 sets of the same guns. Would make it so to speak, like father like son. Harry

I shoot weekly a Marlin Golden 39A at the range, at least 100 round a week through it and not a single problem. I got the gun new back in 83 or 84, I can't remember the exact year now, but it's been a workhorse. Prior to that I used to shoot my Fathers exact same model that was purchased in 1958, shot just was well, and to this day it works as it did when it was new. They are a very good and quality rifle, don't know much about the newer models but I do not see or hear anything bad about them on the forums, I just don't know personally. Yes there are cheaper alternatives, and I'll probably get some to play with down the road and Henry rifles are some that I have looked at and would consider. Harry

Nice gun, I have held them at the gun store and yes it's a BFG. I always wanted the Model 29, maybe one day but it's just not in the cards for me this year. Congrats on the new toy. Harry

It's real easy just put the spring on the guide rod and compress the spring all the way, slide the guide rod through the hole on the slide and hole and hold the section of the guide rod that sticks out the front. This will be the slide with the guide rod with compressed spring in the inside and the rod sticking out the front with you holding it. now just install the slide on the frame and your done. I probably didn't explain it great but try it a time or 2 and you will say, wow that was an easy solution. Harry

Not sure where you had yours done, but I went through GFH (Gun for Hire) up in Belleville and had no issues at all. My non resident application was processed very quickly. I have also been printed by GFH for my AZ permit, next will be UT and VA and don't expect any issues either. One thing that AZ did require was to have 2 finger print cards sent in just in case one wasn't good but other than that, no problems. Nice to know you found a place to do the cards. Welcome to the Un-free USA (aka NJ) Harry

Tom I am sending you a file to you E-mail, this may help you in tracking thi information. I filled out my town of Sayrevilles information already as an example, but use it if you like it how you like. Harry

Tom, I'm in Sayreville, nothing out of the norm here, FID and P2P are just the standard application and Mental Health forum, no additional forms or requirements from the applicant or of the personal referances. Harry

Arrrrr, I typed a nice whole long process to getting getting around this. Here is the short version, take the guide rod, put the spring on it compress the spring all the way, insert the guide rod through the hole on the slide and hold the guide rod with compressed spring and install the slide on the frame. When the slide is installed over the barrel let go of the guide rod and finish the rest as normal. Harry

I had a better printed list for year and model numbers but can't fid it or where I got it from in the first place but I did find this. http://armscollectors.com/sn/marlinlookup.php Harry

I have a Golden 39A myself, it was a graduation gift when I got our of high school so it's not that old but still a 1983 production. The one I grew up shooting prior to that one was a 1958 production my father had. He also had a 3030 that I think was from the same period. All of them are in oerfect condtion amd mine is used weekly and I usually put between 100-200 rounds though it. Very nive and accurate rilfe and hope to pass all of them down to my daughter so they stay in the family. Harry

I was wondering about the bulk ammo, I use 22LR Remington bulk in my Marlin lever action rifle and was hoping the P22 would like that ammo also, only have over 10 thousand rounds of it at the house Harry

Nice joke add but on a serious note it would be nice if we could go higher than 15, but not sure if I mentioned it before but CheaperThanDirt has them in stock. They have Glock Factory mags for around the normal price you can get them at most places, but they do have one great deal on KCI mags. The KCI mags are real good for range duty, or anything else other than PP. I just add that note about PP but have yet to have any problems with the KCI mages. I got set's of 2 15 round mags with mag holders for just about 10 bucks. Yup 10 bucks for 2 mags and the holders. I have read in a forum that other didn't have any problems with the KCI mags and when it came time to replace the spring, they used Glock spings and it made them feel better about the mags. Harry

I'd say make it real easy, even if you just want these for a display case and never fire them having a FID card is always good to have. Plus if by chance you want to purchase ammo if you want to test fire them one day it will make things go easy. Another thing, you know how you have to add up the point on ID's for our NJ drivers license, well I think the FID is good for 3 points out of the 6 needed. Harry

Exact same model I am looking at. If Shore Shot had some new ones there I'll buy one tomorrow and shoot it and let them keep it until my 30days are up. I guess I'll find out tomorrow morning between 1000-1100. Harry

All the giuns mentioned are long gun so it's easier than Handguns, but also another thing we would need to know how are you getting them, from who, and where are the guns from, ie out of state, in NJ, in the family, friend, stranger etc;. Do you have a FID card? Harry

Good luck and congrts on the new gun. The Glocks will just about eat anny ammo you feed them, that one of the nice thing about Glock's that I like. I really not into guns who are very finiky (sp) about the ammo they like. Harry

Thank you all for your replies. Harry

Exactly what I was getiing at, I just need to print for my VA, have extra phots from my FL and AZ I did with GFH. Might just print for UT while I'm at it. Harry

That kist shouldn't be any problem in NJ What barrel length is you P22? If it's not the 5" this something you can get to make it basically 2 guns in one. By the way, how do you like the gun, the P22 is my next 22LR pistol but have to wait 29 more days till I can pick it up. Harry

Hey they are tying, they change to the index finger from the old thumb. Harry

Ok, here is another different one, didn't see it anywhere. I am a NJ resident I have a FID card, legally own all my rifles, shot guns and hand guns, I follow the law to a T and never have had any problems at all. Normally I buy all my ammo online being I can get it much much cheaper, but I have a friend who lives in KS (aka Canz-a$$ as he calls it) well he has some of the same exact handguns as I and has a store locally that sells once fired ammo. I do use once fired ammo at times at the range only and as of late I have been getting some really good deals from USAmmo.com. Well the guy that is local to my friend in KS get his .380 ammo at less than half the cost that I am getting from USAMMO.com and I would like to give it a try. The place isn't a big place and only deals with the locals but he offered to pick up what ever I wanted and ship it to me. I have seen the regulation for shipping ammo by the USPS, FedEx and UPS and it does seem that it is allowed but not sure if this for only from a business or if regular people are allowed to do this. Is there anything prohibiting him from shipping it via FedEx, UPS or USPS ground out of KS (declared as ammunition) and or me receiving it in NJ? Harry