302w

FWIW his bolt action Mossberg probably holds three rounds tops.

Positive. The state is indifferent to mags that detatch versus fixed. I had a 18 or so round 22 lever action in NJ. It all depends on semi automatic or not

I would never, ever reload for anyone outside of my household. Too much liability. What caliber are you looking into? If it's 9mm you won't save much since prices are low now. Also, they use plated bullets FWIW.

I live in PA and almost took the bus from Stroudsburg to NYC. Decided against it, although I wish I took the significant payraise.

Non-semi auto doesn't apply.

Bolt action. Get a drum magazine, collapsible stock, and a bayonet for it.

I've yet to know anyone with AWs in this state

I would go with a composite toe 9" boot. They're heavier than a 6" boot, but the support is awesome and it's nice having the extra depth in the snow.

I'm curious to see how necessary ventilation is. I wouldn't run a gas engine indoors without a perfect exhaust system, but NG might be okay in a detach with just proper ventilation. After all, gas stoves have zero ventilation in a dwelling.

Redwing FTW. I don't know of anyone actually checking for compliant boots.

I wonder if they would attack reloading.

God, I miss inspections in NJ. I have an OBD1 truck, and in PA they do full inspections at private mechanics so everyone finds random things to fail you for.

Don't you need your license to buy a firearm, and can only have one?

Can't buy HGs out of state.

It's generally thought that rimfire has a short shelf life. I wouldn't trust 22lr that was 30+ years old but I have no experience with it. That is why you see commercial canned 22.

I thought it was a AD/ND.

My price for 1k rounds of 45 or 9mm is about $50 using home cast bullets. I use a single stage press, something much more simpler than what Vlad uses. I prefer the simplicity but I probably have the slowest production rate there is. My suggestion? Only reload if you do it for fun

SSunset Hill has an RO standing on top of you regardless of experience. It's a shame this happened at a decent range.

Buy it cheap and stack it deep

Has to be a fun conversation: "hi, I'd like to rent that Glock 1911" "got FID?" "no?" "okay, bring a friend next time" "why can't I rent alone?" "uhh.... "

Only if he was OC or LTCF

Unfortunately, I don't need to worry about nickel. How's the residue?

Anyone use it? How well does it work? I'm an avid Hoppes user. If it cleans as well as Hoppes, I'll whip up a batch. My question is, does it wipe dry? I feel like it would leave an oily residue. I like that Hoppes leaves the surface residue free.

I'm not trying to hate on you, but you're SOL if they go bankrupt or discontinue support. Like Trounds.

Holy crap. Best of luck. You can rent ramps, but it's crazy expensive.