Everything posted by Heavyopp
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.22 rimfire ammo -- Still hard to find?
My FFL called today -- says he has a few cases of Aguila .22 rimfire he picked up Is .22 rimfire ammo still hard to find? I haven't bought in a few years -- I'm still fairly well stocked Anyway, says he has standard and high velocity stuff for $43 per 500 rnds Is this a good price? Last time I bought in bulk it was $16.99 for 525 rnds of federal -- I guess those days are long gone...
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First time buyer, have a few questions
you are looking in the right place -- The 9mm range officer is a great buy -- a lot of gun for the money There really is no need to look elsewhere in that price range Just find the best price you can on the Range officer and buy it -- you won't be disappointed Now if you want to step up in the 1911 world, spend a little more, and go Dan Wesson DW may very well be the best bang for your buck when you compare price/quality
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Meanwhile in New Hampshire...
From what I understand, NH state police do not usually contact references -- I was just curious to see if they had
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Meanwhile in New Hampshire...
Have you heard from any of your references -- Have they been contacted by NH State Police?
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Meanwhile in New Hampshire...
That note is from states with no CCW permit -- Doesn't apply to us in NJ -- The state of NJ says they do issue CCW permits just nobody qualifies I just filled out the form for NH a few hours ago Answered all questions, 3 references, and a copy of my Non resident florida CCW -- and a check for $100 This was what was needed before NH decided to only issue to holders of their resident state CCW permits It goes in the mail tomorrow morning
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Meanwhile in New Hampshire...
That is what they told me 2 weeks ago -- wait for the new forms I just printed the NH form and will send it in with a copy of my Florida non res permit -- we'll see what happens
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Meanwhile in New Hampshire...
This form doesn't -- The old form for a NH non resident CCW required a CCW from any state -- this was their requirement The law changed and they required a CCW from your HOME state -- the current form -- This spurred the supreme court case because it made us, NJ residents, not eligible for a NH non resident CCW This court case changed the law requiring a CCW from your home state -- Just not sure if they are going back to the way they did it before requiring a CCW from any state or just not requiring a CCW at all
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New homeowner - help with gravel driveway
Do not use river rock in a driveway -- It never packs and will always be unstable
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Meanwhile in New Hampshire...
You sent it with no other states CCW? This would be even better than before if NH no longer requires a CCW from anywhere. I'll be sending mine tomorrow with a copy of my Florida permit, Just in case
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Meanwhile in New Hampshire...
Interesting... At least they didn't send it right back
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Meanwhile in New Hampshire...
It's been a couple weeks -- Hear anything?
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Sheriff active shooter video
I wonder if we can get this sheriff to run for governor here in NJ...
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Buckshot 100rds for $30 after MIR
Did you submit the tax day rebate form separately? Remember it was 2 rebates -- but I think they where on the same form I have the copy of my receipt, and the SKU numbers but can't find my actual forms -- I submitted online -- I'm sure I still have the email and I do have my tracking #
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Name your firearms
I agree -- do you name your hammers and screwdrivers too
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Buckshot 100rds for $30 after MIR
Sure but when you check the rebate submission form online it says that all rebates will be combined in 1 check -- Get out the vaseline...
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What do you guys do with your "Cable Gun Locks"
I've only ever used 1 -- I'm an irrigation contractor -- I had a controller in a Jewish Temple that kept getting screwed with -- this controller was deep in a storage room, not accessible to very many people The building manager asked me to lock the controller -- Instead of changing out the whole unit for a lockable one, I drilled a hole in the case and wrapped a cable gun lock around a nearby pipe and thru the hole in the cover of the controller Never to be tampered with again...
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Buckshot 100rds for $30 after MIR
I wish I didn't have to say this but this is not my 1st time getting screwed for a remington rebate either -- Last time was for slugs NEVER AGAIN -- I will never go out of the way to buy something I do not need just because it's a deal thats just too good I'm curious to see how everyone else makes out
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Buckshot 100rds for $30 after MIR
Tracked my rebate -- here is the info -- sure looks like remington rebates screwed me again -- I'm not expecting another check for the remaining $50 Your submission has been processed and your response has been mailed. You should receive it by June 30, 2016. If by this date you have not received your response, please contact us at 1-888-859-6995. Thank you.
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Buckshot 100rds for $30 after MIR
So I got check in the mail today -- It's $50 short! Bought 2 100 packs of buckshot and I received a check for $50 when it should be $100
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Supreme Court ruling on NH non res permit?
What exactly defines a shooting range in another state?
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Meanwhile in New Hampshire...
Join Easton Fish and Game -- it's cheap
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Meanwhile in New Hampshire...
A few years ago, yes, this was how it was done -- Then NH changed their ruling to only allow non-res permits with a permit from your home state taking us NJ residents out of the game It looks like this will change shortly
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Meanwhile in New Hampshire...
NO -- must have permit from home state
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Meanwhile in New Hampshire...
I sent an email Friday to the NH state police -- They had the courtesy to reply This is it: We are aware of the Supreme Court ruling. The ruling is under review and it will take a little time to update the application. Please keep checking our website for updates. When the new application is posted you may apply for the non resident permit at that time. Thank you,
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Supreme Court ruling on NH non res permit?
I didn't -- I got florida for NH -- I don't really care about PA -- When I go to PA I'm on family owned private property at my destination and I carry regardless of what permit I have - Guns stay under FOPA while driving until I get to my destination Now I'm pretty sure that anyone can open carry in PA -- and if you have a CCW from any state you can open carry in your car in PA -- this may be bad info -- I haven't confirmed it but I could have sworn I read about it recently If you do this please confirm for yourself