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So my shipment is coming out of DONGGUAN CN (that's China!) via Fedex. So the U.S. supply is empty? OK, so they're made in China. I'm shocked. But my previous order shipped out of NJ.

Crock Pot has recalled around 1 million multi-cookers. Any of you Crock Pot enthusiasts have one of these? Here's the company's recall page.

My five pistol cases filled a milk crate nicely!

Just bought a couple more items. The Black Friday sale is on until late Monday.

What is a dummy purchase on Gun Broker?

You left out the the propaganda spewing progressive media talking heads and the government speech censors in the tech companies.

The ad said "500 rounds". The picture said "1000 rounds". The price said "$2,000". So, is it totally ridiculous or uber ridiculous? "Words just fail me!" Kraut Mueller, Run Silent Run Deep

I'm glad now I took that revised water aerobics class. That's my 30-round H&K noodle dripping.

Oh... I see the splashes. I'm sorry for your loss(es). You shouldn't leave long guns on the rear gunwale like that.

That was my wife's first handgun in 1979. A friend who shot police competition did a very minor trigger job on it and it shoots like a champ. It's a keeper. This article is mainly about the Classic 19 S&W introduced 39 years later in 2018, and comparisons between the two. But it also brought back some appreciation for the original.

I imagine a single shot on target would be sufficient. A bargain at $9,800.

So I just ran anther check on TSUSA. No stock at all on 9mm, .380, .45ACP, 10mm, .357, .38 Special and .44 Magnum. Two varieties of .40 S&W starting at $1.25/round, and one flavor of .357 Sig at $1.10/round. Remember the Dust Bowl of the 1930s? This is the Ammo Bowl of 2020s.

Very well. Then have at it. Merry Christmas.

Subject: Best layoff letter ever Dear Employees, As the CEO of this organization, I have resigned myself to the fact that Joe Biden is our President and that our taxes and government fees will increase in a BIG way. To compensate for these increases, our prices would have to increase by about 10%. But, since we cannot increase our prices right now due to the dismal state of the economy, we will have to lay off sixty of our employees instead. This has really been bothering me since I believe we are family here and I didn't know how to choose who would have to go. So, this is what I did. I walked through our parking lots and found sixty 'Biden Harris' bumper stickers on our employees' cars and have decided these folks will be the ones to let go. I can't think of a more fair way to approach this problem. They voted for change... I gave it to them. I will see the rest of you at the annual company picnic.

I wouldn't let the factory ammo go until you have enough components in house to make the volume of ammunition you want. You may find the price of components equals the cost of what you already own, and their availability to be nil.

It starts at .65/round for steel. .70/round for brass. https://ammoseek.com/ammo/45acp

No. I don't believe they will until after the NJ elections are certified.

I have the Winchester TS-36-45 and I've been happy with it. It's configured for both long guns and handguns. If you want to get 36 long guns into it you'll have to take out the shelving portion. See the interior pictures. Keep in mind all these 'safes' are Residential Security Containers. They will not stand up to a determined attack. That's why you must pair them with an alarm system that's monitored. You can't give burglars unlimited time to work on them. RSCs just slow them down enough for the police to arrive, so they can't just walk off with your firearms.

I bought several of these at the Newton store yesterday. Not quite the quality of MTM or similar cans, but for $3 they are more than adequate. Thanks NJJG for that pointer. FYI, they are not emblazoned with "Bunker Hill" as shown in their web photo. They are plain dark gray. But they do have two different labels stuck on both long sides. If you prefer your cans unlabeled as I do, just heat them in an oven at 150 for 10 minutes. Then they will peel right off with virtually no residue. Much less wear and tear on my delicate finger nails.

Well they screwed up my order. Sent me the gift light, and one i3T light. But no bundle. I contacted them, and they shipped out what looks like the correct order this morning. So screw up, yes. Quick fix, yes. I'll post up again when the new order arrives with the results.

OK. Good. Don't be harsh on yourself. Some of us also started slowly, thinking one handgun each would be enough. My wife and I are testament. But we learned from our experience!

Welcome to the forum. Please accept the following as advice, and not an admonition. When applying for your initial FID you should have applied for six handgun permits, each. Why? Because in 180 days, assuming there are products you wish to purchase, that is the maximum number of permits you can exercise. And it costs a whopping 12 bucks, each. If you don't, then you wind up where you are now; handguns waiting on permits. And if no additional purchases loom, you lost $10, each. Second, did you purchase the pistol from the FFL in question? Or, was it a purchased elsewhere to be transferred through your FFL? This matters. My FFL does not charge me for safe wait time for handguns I purchase from them. Why? Because they can show a profit. On the other hand, FFLs who have only transfer business must look elsewhere for profit. And in NJ in 2020, the wait time for holding handguns in the safe could stretch out five, six months. Is that figure of $5/day correct? Or is it $5/month? I would consider $5/day to be egregious. As for the 2nd permit taking less time than the initial... welcome to NJ. Nothing makes sense here when it comes to firearms acquisition. Again, just take my statements at face value. And apply accordingly the next time. We all wish it were different.