johnp

Exactly, yet people keep responding to his bs.

A little late to the party here but IMO I would avoid Meltzers. They have a decent selection but some of the guys have poor attitudes, and their prices are not so good. Ramsey Outdoor in Ramsey, really nice knowledgable gentlemen work there. And their prices are fair.

Well 9mm came in 2nd place, maybe try that next? See if prices are better, I doubt 9mm is "flying off the shelves" like 223 seems to be.

Any answer on my question?

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Does the price drop at all if you place a large order? For example, if we had 20 people commit to 1K rounds each, would that lower the cost from the distributor?

Is it up to date though? Because I have seen a few of the reciprocity maps online which were either old or just wrong.

Honestly I don't think the group buy was going to be like an amazing price anyway. Whether you believe ammo is scarce or it's all hysteria, ammo prices probably won't drop until at least after the election. If Obama gets 4 more years, the prices may never drop. Grab some now!!

FYI, with shipping it comes to .34/rd. Still a good price and in stock.

What kind of stuff do they have for sale? I thought I read somewhere that gun shows in NJ couldn't sell firearms, or something like that?

NEVER QUESTION AUTHORITY SIGNED!!!! Also shared on FB.

What shirt? I want a shirt!

The active duty soldier who had his guns confiscated by the District of Columbia two years ago will have his property returned by Memorial Day. It took the help of a high-powered lawyer, two U.S. Senators, a member of Congress and national publicity to force the obstinate District to show some respect for the Constitution. It should never happen again. On Friday, D.C. property clerk Derek Gray determined the city would finally return 1st Lt. Augustine Kim’s “dangerous articles” because the Army national guardsman fulfilled the plea agreement arranged with the U.S. attorney’s office a year earlier. The Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) arrested Lt. Kim on four felony charges of carrying firearms in the District after he was pulled over with the items securely stored in his trunk, as is allowed under federal law. ........ http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2012/may/21/miller-soldier-gets-his-guns/

Most on here have come to understand the law to say, that if you have gone through the process of obtaining an FID card, you are allowed to store an UN-loaded long gun in your vehicle, and none of the exemptions apply. (resonable deviation,etc.) But I for one would still recommed keeping your FID in your wallet. Did I answer your question? I'm not really sure.

Jake Zweig VS. Gregory Littlejohn; now that'd be interesting to watch. lol

What was the virus thing all about?

When I clicked on the picture, I got some type of virus pop-up??? IDK if it's just me or not.

WELCOME!!! Tons of good info on here, jump right in.

WELCOME!!! Tons of good info on here, jump right in.

Good! I liked that show. Bring back Kelly!!!!!!

At the Allentown show last weekend, I saw a bunch of ARs, and a few of them were tagged NJ compliant. The cheapest I saw(don't quote me) was $6~0 for a DPMS with an A2 stock.

I was wondering if any forum members installed fences, or had anybody they would recommend. I'm looking to get a chainlink fence dog run put in my backyard, I'm located in Bergen County, right near Giants Stadium. Thanks

Exactly.

I meant to edit my first post and quote Njscott, epic fail. I don't consider Passaic a bad town.