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Agreed

Absolutely has Application for a permit to purchase a handgun Point me to where it says this shouldn't be included on the form? I'll be sure to reference it if I can.

This is close to how I am going to answer this question Of course the applicant has a medical history --and a mental history -- are they negative or do they have any relevance to owning a firearm No would be a lie -- Think about anyone you've known for a number of years -- have they been sick? hospitalized? do you know this -- then you know their medical background How about their mental background -- Of course you know this too -- why are they your friend? Why did they chose you as a reference? You have knowledge of their mental background too I don't even know what to think about Alcoholic background -- shouldn't even be lumped in with medical and mental A better question -- Have you known the applicant to abuse alcohol? Is the applicant an alcoholic in your opinion?

I'm a character reference for a friend applying for a few P2Ps Reading thru the questions there is one sticks out as being misleading Read it and comment -- I'm not sure how I will reply to this question Question 2 -- Do you have any knowledge of any medical, mental, or alcoholic background of the applicant? Yes? _____ No?______ If yes explain That is exactly how it's worded What do you think? Am I over thinking it?

EFingers in bound brook does have some on the shelf -- not sure of which brands What are you looking for?

Is it long enough to make a 14.5" barrel legal?

It's only money... I do like the induction idea, But it sure is pricey

SHH... Don't tell everybody about that hidden gem of a walmart -- best walmart in the area There's even hot women shoppers there most times I go

Agreed -- No matter how sturdy it's still gonna shake --- along with everything on the pegboard looks good though -- great start

NEVER -- thats one of the reasons behind wet tumbling for me -- cleans the primer pockets

Maybe I can't se the price but I sure can see the big "SOLD OUT" across the picture I guess it doesn't matter much now...

That looks like it's well designed but when I follow the link I see $59.39 with free shipping At $45 shipped I might even consider getting one I have been wet tumbling for a few years now -- Never really cared much about how long it took to dry Clean brass goes into a towel right out of the rinse bucket -- then once it's all out of the drum I switch towels the clean, wet brass, on a semi dry towel gets laid out in the sun for the day if it's warm enough, sometimes I'll put the brass right in front of the dehumidifier -- and in the winter the towel goes in front of the wood stove Never takes more than 24 hours to dry

I submitted the application for 3 permits and filed the online background check on Dec 23 2015 -- References received their questionnaires a few days after that I'm still waiting

Ruger MkIII 10 rnd .22 mags are available at $19.99 each Grab A Gun link : http://grabagun.com/mag-ruger-mkiii-22lr-10rd.html I just got 5 of these shipped to me for $108 -- genuine ruger mags

I guess your right -- but how do you prove you did that and didn't build it in your basement here in NJ?

But it's really not that simple -- You better have a place to do the work too -- can't just build a glock in a parking lot Also cannot be hired out -- must be built by your own hands so you better have the tools and skill too I'm not so sure it needs a serial number but I could be wrong

I don't think it's legal to do at all in NJ -- Manufacturers license or something like that I see the OP is doing this in Florida Polymer 1911 lower?? All I can picture is a steel slide in the teeth

I don't have a better answer -- I know nothing about the Glock But I do know that we as a people need to do more in life than push buttons on a computer -- we need to build things, and pass those skills on to our youth If building a glock has no real value to the glock so be it, Building that Glock has a value all by itself -- and maybe that skill could be useful

You need a DC motor like others have said, from a treadmill You can set your RPM from the pulleys -- Realistically what size drum are you going to use? 6" and 8" but most likely you'll just use a 6" because the cost of 8" fittings is a little crazy 4" pipe won't have enough room inside to actually clean anything I forget the exact RPM but the difference between 6" and 8" isn't much -- 8" being slower -- something like 72 rpm for 6" and 55 for 8" Both clean fine I do have cast iron pulleys with 1/2" bore sized for a 1725 rpm motor if you need -- Whatever I paid for them is what can have them for I bought them in bulk to save but don't expect to build any more tumblers

Why -- Because some of us like to build things

Hackestown G&A -- Have much stock? What kind of place is this? Big or small? They don't seem to have a website thats working and the link from their Facebook brings to some sort of Mall type thing

Shoot some before you load much more -- You would hate to have to disassemble those rounds if something was wrong Start low, work up your powder charge -- You'll find a sweet spot between PF, accuracy, recoil -- everything will come together When you get there you'll know

Nice -- I just ordered a Dan Wesson ECO in 9mm for my wife I was really torn last week about buying a Guncrafter Bobbed commander -- $2650 I didn't do it, Just couldn't swing the cash or at least get my mind over the cost Les Baer is somewhere in between I believe -- Let us know how it shoots This set of 3 permits I'll be taking the jump to something better too

I live real close to the one in middlesex -- Don't like it and never go there I wonder if the guy who owns it it named Manny too

No it's not -- The Texas wiener your thinking about was in Green brook on Rt.22 -- that family also owned a Texas Wiener in plainfield my parents tell me about Dunellen TW is still there and better than the one on Rt.22 -- It's on Rt28 on the left of the advance Auto