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has anyone heard what happened to The Gun Blog Black List site. Blogger seems to have removed them. Anyone know if they relocated.

Sent mine in.

I think it is an excellent idea to get them involved in state 2A issues. As far as whether they will sell arms or ammo in AC, I don't see why not. I already do business with an FFL located within Atlantic City.

"We have one weapon that is stronger than any in their entire arsenal, our REFUSAL!" Michael Collins

I will not comply.

I bought two guns on Gunbroker and used Ladyliberty in Atlantic City for both.

well I went in a slightly different but related direction. I stumbled onto centerfiresystems.com and picked up Vepr($499) in 5.45x39 with 20 inch barrel and the front sight on the end of the barrel where it belongs. Took it to the Atlantic County Range Facility with 120 rounds(wish I brought more) Man what a fine rifle, I could have shot all day long and put a full spam can through her. Smooth as butter and very accurate irons out of the box. After 40 round thru my 30/30 Winchester94 I'm done, but nothing like that with the Vepr. It is now a slobbering love affair.

I just snapped up one of the 20 inch 5.45 from them at 499. Cant wait to get it. Will post back when i get to make noise with it. Hope the wife doesn't beat me with it in my sleep.

Old topic i know but what are the thought on veper vs saiga in 5.45? I found vepers for 499. Seems like a good deal to me.

those are very good points Vlad. my reason for leaning towards the 5.45 is purly financial. I can get a larger number of these rounds than the 5.56, and since they have similar ballistics the choice comes down to money and quantity. I already have a 1911, mossberg 500 and a winchester94.

Jeez, thanks, i thought one spam can would last lifetime. Do you think i should get maybe 2 or 3 more cartriges.

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well, 5.45 seems much more affordable that 5.56 and just as effective. this is a plinking and SHTF rifle to go with my mossy 500 and my 1911. and I already have 1080 of 5.45.

I want a rifle and like the 5.45 ammo for price and availability as well as effectiveness. I already bought one spam can. I originally planned on buying a Saiga but have been thinking of buying a AR lower and building up a 5.45 AR. The AR pros as I see it is ability to change uppers to another caliber. The SAIGA seems less expensive though out the door and built to take a beating. What would you recommend for someone likely to only afford one rifle?

I now have a 1911, a mossy 500 and a overwhelming urge to evacuate the brain buckets of some zombies. Sign me up.

I buy online, never needed an ID.

for more background i'm in the line of work Parkers sister does. I work at a county crisis center of a major medical center. i'm more concerned with protecting my family and myself when in AC and the surrounding area. unfortunately the city is a magnate for some very bad people most others are unaware of and incidents that are kept out of the press.

this is the first time treatened by an actual murder. the 20 years is just how many years ive been working in my field, the last 19 in PA.

long story short, I work in a capacity that requires me to come in contact with dangerous people and send send them away to institutions that they are not happy to go to. i have been threatened with harm and death many times over the last 20 years. This week i was threatened by a murderer. He was cpmmitet to a state hospital but of course will be out soon. would i qualify for a CCW permit?

I took delivery last week from UPS of 250rds of plinking grade 45acp and 1080rds of 5.45x39 in a spam can. Ordered from my favorite online retailer. no questions asked.

I've never bought over the internet, only in person, so this may be a dopey question but do you also pay an FFL fee to the selling shop as well as the recieving shop?

I thought USANA was closed down. Is it in a new place and if so where?

Thanks, I look foward to using these. I like the correction targets.

Hello from Brigantine. My vote is for a 1911.

Hello from sunny Brigantine and Thank You for your service to our country.