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LOL

Exactly the way I shoot.

With all that they made I'm sure that once the panic buying stops, they will be pretty easy to find again.

If it was me, I would just keep them in the family. My guess in the Judge carried that snub nose close to him in his Courtroom.

Sorry to say, but it looks like there is not a lot of value there. The top break looks like it is the best shape of the three. Do they any sentimental value to you?

Nice email Carl

+1 for Wilkow

To sell to an FFL all you would need is your FID card or your DL. If your permit to purchase is more then 90 days old and you did not renew it, you might as well use it as a birdcage liner.

I would be interested in one. Can't swing 4 or 5 though.

Would the person that you inherited the guns from be happy with you turning them in at a gun buyback to be melted down?? I would offer them up here once you get to 50 posts and become a contributing member. Good luck. I hate buybacks. They destroy history.

Collectible yes. $1800.00 no.

Welcome aboard. He is America's best gun salesman for sure. BTW have you ever seen the Jersey Devil?

It was a Saiga shotgun that was in the trunk. News reporters and some eyewitnesses thought it was an AR because it was all black, and had a large mag. ME ruled that the AR was used.

Cap gun is safe but the cap roll paper can only be 10 rds long.

true. I think EFG has that rule

Pretty much, unless you like to collect them

Yes the gun is usually paid for in full but only if it is in stock, along with Nics. At that point the paperwork is then faxed. I would think most places charge for the Nics before initiating call/ now at the moment only a fax. I think they never sent the fax, or it did not go through. They probably also asked for payment in full on a gun they did not even have. Maybe they thought they could get it in fast, which is just not the case anymore. The fact that they are unwilling to do a follow up on it is just insane.

This is probably true....

The Orange thing is called a chamber flag. Nice gun.

That would be great if the NSSF fired Reed. It would really send a message.

They would just give them an exemption similar to what NY did. Don't count on this saving us. We need feet on the ground for the rally next month in Trenton.

Lots of stores are doing this in NJ. I have seen anything from 1 box to 4 boxes in the last few weeks. It is hard to sell someone a gun when you don't even have any ammo to sell them. Hopefully things will losen up soon.

They still don't get it though. They can't figure out that when the Government goes after any type of firearm , everyone loses in the end: target shooting enthusiasts, hunters, collectors, people wishing to protect their familes. The one clear thing that they do understand, and by that I mean the organizers (Reed Exhibitions) is money.

What?? They still won't re-fax. WTF?

The NJ compliant version of the M&P 15-22 already has a 10 rd mag with that model. Sig probably makes a 10 rounder for Cali anyway. Try to make the rally. We still have hope here.