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IMR 3031, 4064, 4350, and 4895 available at http://store.thirdgenerationshootingsupply.com/browse.cfm

Mine are still of the typewriter era.

Denville: Application for 2 P2Ps submitted 12/19/13, received 2/7/14.

Thanks, I had mine built while I was still a Maryland resident. I considered a receiver from flats, but after my parts kit sat around for 10 years, I just paid to have someone else build it for me. NJ has a ton of laws regarding firearms, and I don't think that breaking any of those laws is worth the risk to me and my family. So as long as I chose to keep living in this state, I will comply with all firearm regulations that apply to the firearms that I own and the actions that I take with them. My AK build is not NJ compliant and did not move here with me.

My latest fav would have to be my new wheelie, a 1982 Ruger Redhawk 7 1/2" Stainless Steel .44 Magnum, just picked it up Friday. It's a real beast!

The references are called on the local level, while the NJSP background investigation is done in Trenton, and is the source of the the longest delay from what they say in my town, and the admin who does the paperwork said that the state took about 4 weeks for me. The process must be different is you file directly to the NJSP. I think that in most cases when the delay is months long, then the delay results from an anti-gun attitude at the local level, but I have only had experience with filing locally. I just got a P2P in my town with a total of 7 weeks and a day between my submission and the call to come pick it up, and the process fell over the Christmas and New Year's holidays.

Try Bob White at the Shooter's Corner in Lake Hopatcong. He has a great reputation for excellence. He is bedding a rifle for me right now.

Ruger SP-101

The NICS check took less than 5 minutes, they didn't even have to wait for NICS to call back. The real wait was for the P2P (7 weeks and a day), but it was worth it.

It was fast; my Redhawk has come home.

My P2P came through today, and I am picking up a handgun today on my lunch break. I was wondering if the NICS check is back it's normal 5 to 10 minute delay for the OK. Does anyone know? Thanks!

If you are only building one AK, then it is not really worth it to buy all of the tools necessay. There are many competent builders out there that can do it for less than your cost for the tooling. If you want to do it for the fun, then have at it. People assemble DIY builds with screws rather than rivets to save on tooling, but I would not recommend it. Also, the accuracy of the size and placement of holes on the receiver is very important, and also the hardening of the receiver after all the machining is done is important to the longevity of your build. Buying a ready to go receiver like one from Spud Nodak will help avoid some of those pitfalls. There are many challenging aspects to an AK build, but there are many that are up to the challenge. Otherwise if you have a kit, some builders can and will do a great job for you. I used http://www.overlandindustries.com/ and was very satisfied, and I am sure that there are other good ones to choose from.

I think that Lincoln Park Hardware (they have an FFL) charged me $35 to ship a pistol. If they ship it, it has to be shipped back to them. Normally an FFL doesn't charge a transfer fee if they are shipping it for you to have repaired, but you should ask the FFL if that is what they do. I know overnight shipping at FedEx is around $65.

I use W231 for .45 Auto and it meters very well.

As a rule, if I am around people that display little or no gun safety while thay handle firearms, I politely part their company and avoid situations that mix their company and firearms in the future. You need to tell your brother what you saw is not cool.

Welcome from Denville!

$85 for the receiver, barrel, and bolt. The paint on the HS Precision stock comes like that from Remington if you're not familiar with this model.

To get it where it is now about $2100 Rem 700 5R, Badger rings and rail, SWFA 10x42HD,CDi bottom metal + mag, bolt knob, Harris bipod, and Cerakote....The last item on my agenda is to bed the stock.

Back from GSD, ready for the range!

Get a Criterion barrel in .308 and get Tony the Garand Guy to put it on for you. Then you'll be able to shoot what ever surplus 7.62x51 ammo you can find and whatever new .308 ammo that you want to pay for. Tony knows Garands, and he is not far away in Rahway, NJ.

I prefer 124gr 9mm ammo - great source for current ammo pricing http://ammoseek.com/

HK P7 PSP - It's not new and it is heavy, but very accurate. Getting expensive since all the German surplus turn-ins have been already been sold on the US market. Some love them, some hate them; I am a big fan.

You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make him drink. You guys who don't like speed loaders are under no obligation to use one. Some of us just offered to answer the OP's question.

uplula all the way! It is a universal caliber loader that works well and loads fast. What is not to like??

Many anti-gunners quote the misguided Kellerman case-control study and cite the false conclusion that a gun in the home makes the likelihood of homicide of a family member 22 times more likely, despite analyses that logically show the falacies concluded by the study. These liberals love to use false arguments to back up their meaningless conjecture. If you look at this article, liberals quoting the study just added up all of the adjusted odd ratios to come up with their 22% number for their Guns in the Home quote! This study has been proven to contain many faults, yet the libs ignore that and continue to quote the resulting stats. Guncite.com offers a decent explanation of the fallacies. http://www.guncite.com/gun-control-kellermann-3times.html