Murphy4570

That equates to about 24mm. That's not a rifle, it is a small bore cannon. Such a small size would be useful for anti-tank purposes, circa 1938.

I bought a new pistol last year, didn't have a spent shell with it. Looked unfired too.

How come everyone always thinks "found" guns were used in crimes, or ever possessed by criminals? Criminals either get caught with the firearms they use, or ditch them into rivers/ocean, etc. Not in the basement of your FIL. I'd buy 'em off him for a good price if I were you, but that's just me.

Hard alcohol doesn't freeze in anything but extreme cold temperatures, don't worry about that. Why do you think Soviet soldiers carried vodka with them? Water froze in the canteen.

That's a dwelling of some sort? Looks like a warehouse or factory building, designed in the 1960's by some famous architect.

I prefer Butch's Gun World in Vineland, but their selection of milsurps leaves something to be desired unfortunately. That category of firearm is what I'm most interested in. I've gone to Bob's Little Sport Shop in Glassboro a couple times, they have a larger selection of that stuff, and the younger fellas there are OK guys. The old man is a very irascible guy though, I avoid talking to him. There's a place called Ed's Gunshop over in Deptford next to the Krazy Kat on Rt 41 that I wanna go check out too.

I use the cheapest $5 mags for my 1911, don't have any problems with them. You could have defective magazines.

Smack that bolt closed hard. Don't baby that rifle, beat on it like a hillbilly beats on his wife!

Then go to the regional DMV in my hometown, usually not very packed. Definitely not a "welfare" crowd in there the few times I've been there.

You already have one 9mm handgun, so why not get one of the very best in that cartridge: Browning Hi-Power.

I don't know about any shops other than Butch's Gun World in Vineland, petros600, and they don't strike me as the type to do what you describe. I have purchased a few firearms from them, and have gotten perfectly good service, and normal market value prices.

You need to take baby steps with her. Women think by emotion, not logic. You must tread carefully, and go very slowly. I am slightly luckier than you, as my GF doesn't mind guns themselves, as her father has been an active hunter her whole life. She only minds when I buy new ones!

Is it legal for the owner to keep a firearm stored at his place of buisness, within easy access for employees to use if needed for self defense?

No ****? Didn't know that. There always is so much BS paperwork that I don't really pay too much attention to the names of the documents when I'm rifling through it all at the gunshop. All I remember is the state police form having questions on it, in regards to being a felon or not, or if I'm the actual purchaser (straw purchase question), etc etc. I haven't ever done any private purchases anyways, so it's all a moot point. All the folks I know keep their guns, they don't sell 'em!

If it ever comes down to your wife needing to use one of your firearms, don't waste your time worrying about the crappy law. You'd rather she live vs some scumbag criminal, right? There's your answer. The "law" be damned.

I utterly despise the FC Kerbeck car commercials on the radio, because the dumb bastard was rambling about the US Marine Corps toys for tots or something, and pronounced Corps as "corpse". GRRR! Guess who else pronounces it that way? President Obama.

Bah, bud blows. Tastes nasty, and I get a wicked hangover from it. I prefer Yuengling. Local, tastes good. I enjoy most dark brews, the really hoppy stuff I can tolerate, but some of that stuff like Magic Hat and others are a little too strong for me. Dark, heavy lagers are preferred over the light, hoppy ales to me. If I want cheap, I get PBR. Also tastes good, to me anyway.

There are folks that pay extra for something like that.... Can you see the numbers at all? Re-stamp them onto the frame maybe?

I don't discuss my business transactions, sorry. I will say that I've never needed nor used such a document as this "COE". I have an FID. That's good enough for me, and good enough for the gunshops I visit. So it's good enough for private sales too.

How about by area code? Everybody with an 856 number is certainly south. I also agree that you Northerners can have Trenton. I've never been that far north in my travels around Jersey, never want to be.

The hell is that thing for? Private sales?

I'm just gonna leave this here....it pertains very much to Camden's plights.... http://stuffblackpeo...e.blogspot.com/

Seems like a lot of Northerners here to me. Lots of talk about places in NJ that I've never heard of (Brick, NJ for example), little talk about the areas I know and live in. South Jersey here, of course.

I work down the street from Elmer's Autobody, the word around the shops is they're pretty good, but pricey. They're on Delsea Drive in Sewell, might be close to where you are in Gloucester.

The article is on the money about South Jersey. Many old families down here, going back generations. I will likely be moving to PA, myself.