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Just posted in FB: Just want to give everyone a quick update on whats going on: We are extreamly appreciative for all of the support our customers and friends have shown throughout this time. Unfortunately we are still currently down for the sales of firearms and ammunition until further notice, but we are stocked with a MASSIVE collection of militaria and historical pieces! Everything from the Civil War, WWI,WWII, to Vietnam and beyond! We also are still selling all of our normal cleaning supplies and accesories so please stop on by and see whats new!

Winters Guns - Berlin,NJ (856) 767-0349 Mr. Winters is absolutely great - he does excellent work at a fair price. His ship is in the White Horse Pike/Rt 30 in Berlin.

Anybody have any up to date information about Centaur? Still open?

Joe Winters - Winters Guns Berlin, NJ

I really enjoy stopping in - don't have to buy anything - just listen to the good natured ribbing. You know you are "in" when they start busting on you! Eric the owner likes to horsetrade like me so we have made some interesting deals. Like an earlier post said you do have to be there at the right time - interesting people bring in interesting things. Have done cash or something Eric is interested in and you are good to go - after he tells you what a POS gun you are trying to show him and what a one of a kind gem he has got! Then you can get down to business! I am a customer!

Anyone had any experience with Miller's in DE? A friend of mine bought his Browning Citori there a few years back and another buddy bought a Stoeger semi-auto earlier this year. I was shopping in Cabelas over the weekend and one of the employees actually sent me there! What a great experience. I took his advice and introduced myself to Mr. Miller. He could not have been nicer. He showed me a variety of guns and I shouldered everything he offered. As you may have guessed I picked up the Browning Citori 725 Sporting with 30" barrels. I added a breakdown case for protection. Mr Miller insisted that l practice taking down and putting it together several times under his watch before I took it home - much appreciated. With the tax free DE purchase , the price was very competitive with the online prices I have seen - but this came with an actual person helping me. What great service. I am a customer and recommend a visit when you are down that way.

I just found Centaur too a couple of weeks ago - what a crew! Friendly, knowledgeable, and a no hassle attitude. Eric, the owner, carries on with a everchanging bunch of characters who stop in to chat - but ask a question and you get a straightforward answer. Fair deals as far as I am concerned. I am a customer!

Hi All, I drove by Rayco today after work and saw a sign that Rayco will be closed as of January 1st, 2016! Now I know I've been in there since that date and knew that store hours had been cut back. Does anyone know what happened? Ray was always a solid guy - owned several businesses, worked hard etc. Anyone have some solid information - not rumors?

Just to update those who have not visited Rayco lately - Ray is now a one man show - he no longer employs the guy I believe you are referring to. Ray is aware of the issues of the past and now handles things himself - check in with him again, you may be pleasantly surprised.

Winters Guns in Berlin. He is near Cherry Hill if you are familiar with the area. Mr. Winters is 2nd generation gunsmith and is a Colt 1911 man. Give him a call

Hey, I disagree. Ray is a very decent guy. He is a top notch gunsmith and is willing to work with you on getting something you want. Ask him for a price, he will show you exactly what the cost will be. Fair to deal with on trade ins and is always available at the shows - will help with transfers too. A good man.

I second that! Chuck, Jake, Bob and the crew are all great to work with. This is my fourth year of membership and I could not be happier with he place. I've recruited two other members as well.

If you have not yet tried Frog Lube I can only suggest hat you do. All the rest of your products will settle into the back of your tackle box as mine did. It is the stuff - don't be afraid to try it.

Winter's Guns - Berlin, NJ 66 W White Horse Pike, Berlin Township, NJ 08009 (856) 767-0349

It may be a bit of a hike for you but Winter's Guns in Berlin, NJ is one of the best. He is a 2nd generation gunsmith who specializes in older guns (my Winchester 1873 for example) he is very fair with his prices and meticulous in his work. Look him up.

Wow! Just spent a fun afternoon at M&M down in Salem shooting sporting clays for the first time. Very nice facility, lots of shooting options from novice, intermediate and expert. Owners were on site and could not have been any nicer! Open for tournaments, events etc. lessons available too. Great experience!

+1 on Winter's gun shop. Mr. Winters is a second generation 'smith and has vast knowledge including that era Colt. If you are extra nice he may show you some of his own collection. He is a top shelf gentleman as well.

+1 on SJSC! I have been a member for a year now - better than I imagined. Great folks, the owners are usually onsite, the buildings and grounds are immaculate and even the bathrooms are clean. No "voluntary" work requirement, and the addition of Bangers is awesome, Chuck, Jake and the folks are friendly and helpful - no attitude and no price gouging- always fair and willing to talk. I see a fair number of women at the club and Bangers has a mix of men and women employees so there is always someone to work with no matter what your question might be. I am a fan!

I've asked myself the same question. Currently, I own one of each of these popular calibers: 1 in .45, 1 in .357/.38, 1 in .40 and 1 in 9 mm. My rifles are all in .30-06 except for a .22. I'm considering downsizing one caliber in the handgun department...maybe the .40?

Hi All, Does anyone have experience with Orion7 ? They specialize in (somewhat overpriced) Garands. Located in New York, I know about the great experience of heading to CMP and would love to make the trip some day. I have a beautiful 1941 Garand now but would love to find it a "mate". Anyone out there recommend/or not Orion7? Thanks,

So, when you hear the name Piers Morgan, what do you want to say?

Hi All, I am interested in local opinion(s) on the Ruger 223/ 556 AR. I am learning about the two different AR systems DI vs. Piston but more to the point I am interested in hearing from someone who owns, has shot or handled this Ruger. Thanks

Also, don't forget Winter's Guns in Berlin! Mr. Winters is a second generation gunsmith and can work on anything - he has an encyclopedic knowledge of Civil War, WWI, WWII, Western (eg 1873 Winchesters) guns and is very fair. Nice man too.

Also, don't forget Winter's Guns in Berlin! Mr. Winters is a second generation gunsmith and can work on anything - he has an encyclopedic knowledge of Civil War, WWI, WWII, Western (eg 1873 Winchesters) guns and is very fair. Nice man too.