NJDrew1

Sounds like it would have been neat to shop at his house for firearms, ammo and supplies.

They're similar to Tipton cleaning jags, except that they have wider solvent channels. I know the tipton jag set includes sizes for most handguns as well as long guns. I've used them on handgun barrels, with a short carbon-fiber cleaning rod and they work well.

It sure is! LMAO.

I know you're not, as you say, hating on me. As I said, it was an observation. I happen to agree with you that customers should be able to take the time, hold a few guns, ask a few questions and not feel like they're annoying the salesmen. Fortunately for me, I had the opportunity to ask questions, and look at a few models without any hassles before each of my purchases.

I can only imagine he had 30-round un-pinned magazines. He plead guilty earlier this year to illegally possessing 21 large-capacity magazines for semi-automatic rifles, as well as these illegal assault weapons: a Calico .22-caliber long rifle semi-automatic carbine, a 7.62x39mm Norinco semi-automatic rifle, a .223-caliber Colt semi-automatic rifle, and a .30-caliber National Ordnance semi-automatic carbine. http://www.trentonian.com/article/20121118/NEWS03/121119567/ex-nj-police-officer-sentenced-in-weapons-case

Bryan --They gave you poor service?

I've been at CMO many times and purchased 3 guns from them. The general observation I've made is that transactions go smoothly when you have a sense of what you want, you don't take forever to make your purchase decision, and you don't sweep the counter with the handgun you're holding (I've seen it happen there many times). With the amount of time it takes to complete one sale (all of the freeking paperwork and NICS), it's hard to move on to the next customer in a reasonable amount of time -- I'm sure it's frustrating. While they have a decent selection, prices can be a bit lower, especially for those who are repeat customers.

Go Eag ...bwahahahhahaahahahah. Never mind.

Signed and face booked.

LOL -- That jingle came to mind. One of my employees told me that they can't sell policies in NJ.

It seems though that their "all in" campaign was lacking because the candidates that we wanted all in are for the most part all out.

Children, children, children. Now I forgot what the original topic was. Geez.

Was changed just after I posted.

No--That was a fluke. During some website modifications, the page formatting changed. The good new is the page is fixed. The bad news is there's still no power.

With the hundreds of small UPS claims I've filed for my business, I understand the process and what it takes to make a customer whole once a shipment goes missing, or gets damaged, in transit. While the private insurers (like UPIC and those others insurers that can be used for USPS shipments through stamps.com and endicia) are pretty quick to settle, it's still a pain waiting for the insurance reimbursement to come in. Never giving a thought that the insurance was opt out, I should have paid closer attention. I'll keep it in mind for the next time.

I have a question. Why does your system include insurance by default for UPS shipments <$100 when UPS includes insurance up to $100 in value by default. I just paid $5 for insurance I don't need.

Holey moley. I just got a shipping confirmation with a UPS tracking number already for the PMAGS.

Thanks for the reminder. I just place a order for 15/30 PMAGS.

I was told that the gates fail closed, and that you have to remove the bolts and arm to get out.

Wow -- Big difference! Very Nice.

Yep. Now go load some magazines to see if you can repeat the problem.

No problems here.

Here's the link to Cheyenne. Just click on the flyer and you'll be able to page through it. http://www.cheyennemtnoutfitters.com/

Oops -- Never mind. I was reporting on steel match in error.

It's been updated about 30 mins ago. Still no power.