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I stop at this range/gun store in MD, right off I495, every month when driving to our second home in VA. Brand new place, 14 - 25 yard pistol and 10 - 50 yard rifle lanes. $20 per DAY lane fee for 1-2 people! No RSO's, so be aware of your surroundings. http://www.msar.com/home

I paid $616 out the door, including tax and NICS, for mine from Shore Shot in February. Only 3.5% tax there. Yes, all Gen 4 Glocks come with three mags. The G27 comes with 9 rd. mags, but I use G23/G32 13 rd. mags as backups with Xgrips. Yea, probably hard to find a G33. The G33 barrel was $140. OP, Sorry for the thread highjack....

Liked it that much, huh?

Actually, three guns. The G31 .357 Sig barrel is a drop in and you can use the .40 S&W magazines.

Too bad it doesn't really work this way.... My state has a permit-to-purchase system. What can I expect under the NICS system? Permits that meet the criteria established by BATF will exempt purchasers from a NICS check at the point-of-sale, and handgun permits that meet the criteria will be accepted for long gun purchases.

After enduring the NICS, I was finally able to bring these two .44 Magnum beauties home. Marlin 1894SS and S&W 629

Yet again Jack went out of his way to make my recent purchases as easy as the current situation in NJ would allow.

Date Start: 5/2/2013 Date Finish: 5/17/2013

Considering it was written in Trenton, this seems fairly clear. Notwithstanding the provisions of paragraph (3) of this subsection, the term shall not include any of the following weapons capable of firing a projectile of a caliber of 50 or greater, but not exceeding a caliber of 60: antique firearm; antique handgun; muzzleloader rifle; or black powder muzzleloader having in-line ignition, a center hammer or an under hammer which has been, or subsequently is, approved for hunting in this State. The term also shall not include any firearm with a bore diameter greater than 60 caliber whose principle means of ignition are traditional flintlock or caplock and whose principle propellant is black powder.

I have one for my 629 .44, I could measure the circumference if you'd like. Edit: 5" @ the upper finger grip, about 5 1/4" @ the lower two.

True, for now, and for those who already have paper FPID's and permits. But once the new system is in place, it would appear that you'll need an encoded P2P just to purchase ammunition, even if you don't plan to purchase a new handgun.

Actually, yes, I have copies of every bit of paperwork that has anything to do with my firearms.

Copy of what? It's going to be encoded in a magnetic strip on your driver's license. That's the way that I interpret it also.

Quickly shipped the mags I bought from him.

Don't judge anything by Gander Mountain's prices, they're always higher. I should be able to find a 795SS close to $210.

WTH just happened?

Do tell.

How about a Marlin 795? http://www.gandermountain.com/modperl/product/details.cgi?pdesc=Marlin-Model-795-Rimfire-Rifle&i=GM416672&r=view Or better yet, a 795SS? http://www.gandermountain.com/modperl/product/details.cgi?pdesc=Marlin-Model-795SS-Rimfire-Rifle&i=422760&aID=510B2&merchID=4006

A3659/S2178 do not appear on today's Senate docket.

How do you figure that you'll have a problem using only two permits even if NICS takes 20 days? Day 1 - Purchase 1st pistol and submit NICS Day 20 - NICS complete take possession Day 51 - Purchase 2nd pistol and submit NICS Day 70 - NICS complete take possession 20 days to spare. Now three permits, my situation, is a little different.

Touché

Really?

Nice! BTW, it's physced.

That's all up to your local chief of police, better contact them quickly.

Your SBI number is listed on your P2P.