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IIRC, you have to have all the serial numbers, written on one of the forms. Basically, you need to have already purchased all the guns you want to be exempted from OGAM. Or have your ffl hold them for you. But you need the serial numbers on the exemption form.

2 barrels, 2 magazines, maybe 2 triggers..? Nope only 1. It is certainly different looking but looks way to bulky to be any fun. more pictures: http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2012/06/12/silver-shadow-gilboa-snake-double-barreled-ar-15-from-israel/

Take pictures and any info you have on the guns, and post them up here asking for help identifying what they are. Lots of knowledgeable guys on here, who could be able to pinpoint a certain rifle to within a decade and tell you it's current market value. If you can identify the guns yourself, check gunbroker and gunsamerica, and just bing (this guns) value. And you should be able to come up with a fair asking price.

Yeah, I missed this thread up until yesterday, not enough time to prepare for a trip. I missed it because I rarely if ever view that sub-forum. I'll pay closer attention now because I'd like to try shooting skeet/trap and having someone with experience show me the ropes sounds good.

If you want to make the most profit you can, try and sell them here as a full collection, or piece them out. If you sell to a shop, they have to make a profit or else why do it. IMO, make a list of everything you have with pictures, post it in the marketplace on this forum. And say you want to sell as a whole collection give it a week or two to see if anyone bites.

Don't ruin my fantasies.

Strippers and guns... :maninlove:

If we could get a good group price I'd be in for 1K. 556 or 9mm

Yep, I did my paperwork at GFH, super easy and fast.

Based on the fact that all those voices on the back of the bus and no one came to her aid. She deserved what she got.

15 round limit is NJ legal. Permanently modifying a hi-cap magazine to 15rds. is perfectly legal. As far as technically doing it, no experience there.

Very Nice!! :good:

>Why do you have an unloaded perfectly legal long gun in your trunk? It is as simple as I am well within my rights to do so. You don't need to make up any BS excuses. Keep it unloaded, in a closed case, and the chances of your trunk actually being searched for some reason are astronomical.

First Shoot organization...in liberal academia...in New Jersey. The only saving grace would be the fact that Rowan is in South Jersey. I wish you the best of luck getting this started, hopefully with NJ2AS in your corner you can get this idea off the ground.

What a crappy haircut at least it was free.... .... ... .. .. Nah just kidding Chris is a good dude, and gives a pretty nice haircut as well.

Wow!! Very impressive for a 4yo.

WELCOME!!! This is a great place to increase your knowledge. Jump right in, ask questions if you have them.

Check Bullet Hole, my buddy reloads I can't remember if he said he bought powder or primers there. Worth a shot calling them.

Someone correct me if I am wrong but you can have a bayonet on a bolt action gun, evil features only apply on semi-autos.

Trying to understand what this is..... Basically it is a way around having to deal with local leos, for class 3 stuff, and instead you just deal with the feds. Am I understanding that correctly?

I got mine last weekend.

I still see that thread is stickied. Unless there is/was another one.

Yep, once I crossed the SC border it went in my center console. But for arguments sake, the packet of information FL sent me with my license said my permit is valid in SC. But the info was dated a few years old. And also for arguments sake no where on the permit does it say non-resident permit. But yes you cannot ccw in South Carolina unless own property there.

No, I don't think they would. The only reason I can think of why they came after people selling cigarettes is because it is generating lost revenue. People buying tobacco mail order or in PA, are "evading" the taxes that they would be paying to NJ, so they have to take a tough stance to keep the money flowing in. IMO, the libtards make up these crazy gun control laws to bully people into doing what they want. To try and bring suit against every single ammo dealer who sells to NJ would be financially irresponsible and even they understand that would cause them to lose alot of support. Take it a step further what about every company who sells collapsible stocks that aren't pinned from the factory, sells barrels without the break pinned/welded on. Where does the government start prosecuting gun companies?

What companies has the state of New Jersey "came after" for selling ammunition to people without first seeing a FPID?