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Been using them for years. They don't sell guns so they just make money on transfers. No conflict of interest. Nicest guys too. And yes, they do a lot of transfers. And even at $40 including NICS, they are making good money. RTSP. Great people. I bought a few guns from them this year. Good prices on pistols. But I have to say, I am not a big fan of their member - non-member pricing policies. For people like me, who can't make it to their range enough times a month to make the membership fee cost effective, it's not reall fair.

I agree.

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That is the NJ/NY mentality about firearms. You go outside these States into the real America and reaction to guns is completely different. Take the scared and frightened ones with you to the range for a try. They will change their minds.

That's just stupid

22 what? LR, Short, WMR, .223??

Beretta M9 without a doubt. American military duty weapon. Do you really need any other reason.

Glock 30 or 30SF 9 and 10rd magazines available.

Ok. So NJ dealers get it or at the internet price we can get it at, right? So what do the internet dealers get the ammo for? And why can't NJ dealers get it for what the out of state internet guys get it for? You can't tell me that the internet dealers are not making a profit. That is what I don't understand. BTW. The ammo price per box in NJ is usually higher before taxes.

Why is ammo always more expensive in NJ? I understand the brick and mortar thing, but you can always get it cheaper from brick and mortar stores that sell online. WTF? Is there some kind of secret NJ duty tax on ammo we don't know about?

Yes, it was a typo. 686.

Just so you know. A 357 revolver can shoot 38special. Also, a new revolver such as a S&W 687 will not depreciate that much if anything at all. Firearms in general do not depreciate like cars. I have sold a Beretta 92 used for more than I bought it new. Just saying.

If money is not the issue, buy new. Warranty and no unknown history. I see you mentioned you want a revolver for reliability. Don't discount quality modern semi-auto (autoloader) pistols such as Beretta, Glock, S&W M&P, HK, etc.. They are just as reliable with much more capacity.

Stock up on the 22lr. Them squirrels are delicous.

They would never let it happen.

It's ok, Donald Tump has a NYC carry permit, so he will be fine.

Great business to be in. I would like to start an ammo manufacturing plant. In NJ!

They are secretely on our side. Just look at this sign. All we would have to do is change the bottom to say NRA!

See how many states fall in the 0-24 range? That right there tells you who is winning. The gun owner. Thank you Brady idiots. Edit: The legal gun owner.

I always thought being a gun nut was an American thing.

Ummm..How many years do you get for having a 16rd magazine?

The 92 didn't fall out of contract or favor. In fact, the military keeps ordering them and they are as popular as ever. I believe you are thinking of the Beretta Cougar which is now the Stoegar Cougar. Anyway, if price is not an issue get the Beretta 92. I prefer the M9 variant myself, just because of the straight dust cover.

What the heck you talking about?

Depending on which extension size you buy (there are many) will determine concealability. Seems the bigger the extension the more foward cant you need to keep the pistol from printing. Ofcourse that also depends on what IWB o'clock you decide on. I have the 26 and thought I needed mag extensions and went out and bought a couple different ones to try. In the end I decided I liked the stock mag base plates and the 2 finger grip the best. Try a few more times with the stock base plates before spending any money, although they are fairly cheap.

Who cares. CTD is a rip-off on shipping anyway. Find a new ammo supplier.