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I used to live in the north east kingdom of vermont not far from NH. I had many friends over in NH but they all complained it is a real police state. They have some serious private prisons there. Vermont was awesome but the libitards are abundent because they all come from NJ, mass and NY and have ski houses. I remeber just walking into a gas station and buying ammo, It is indeed cold there!!!! negative in the teens and Loooooong winters. not much for work either. But it is beautiful and peaceful, I would move back there if I was younger and can deal with old man winter.

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I had a few folks ask me to post a reveiw of my new Springfield Armory EMP 1911 9mm I picked it up Friday and was able to get to Heritage Guild Easton this morning. Bunch of Jersey guys there today. I really wanted a 1911 but compact, so if the day came we can carry or I end up in a free state I will be ready. When I first found out about this gun I read many mixed reviews. Mostly because of the feed issues with certain types of ammo. FTF and FTE were common. I dont use those types of ammo anyway. Springfield required folks to send it back and they polished the feedramp. Well @ this point I was getting discouraged from these reviews, so I kept researching, most of these complaints came from initial issue guns. I also read that these issues had been addressed with newer issued guns. So I was ALL IN. I looked high and low for one, to my dismay I could only locate them on GB or a FFL in another state. They are hard to find. Well I was picking up some ammo last Tuesday and happened to look in the case at Sportsman Rendezvous and hiding in bottom corner of the display was a 9mm EMP and a great price too, few hundred less then any other place. YES! Well enough BS and here's the result. So I took 100rds of Federal Champion 115gr 9mm and 100 rds of American Eagle 115gr 9mm. I ran the Federal first and first 20 or so were all over the place @ 10 yards. As I got more used to it things started to group better. On the last round of that box I had a stovepipe. Also within that 100rds I had 2 slide fail to lock back after last round, no big deal. The next 100 rds of American Eagle went off with only 1 fail to lock open and no stovepipes. So 1 Stovepipe on last round and 3 fails to lock open in 200 rounds on a new gun is ok I guess. I have never had any thing happen when running my Beretta 92A1. I really love this gun, the weight is great and is a blast to shoot. My buddy ran few dozen rounds thru it and he loved it.

troy sights on mine , only benefit of same company matching sites is all asthetics, to have the matching matching look rather than 2 different looks IMO i prefer matching

thanks Blues

welcome!!!!!!!!!!!!!

any updates?

I would love to know where to get also..

he made the star ledger too

http://www.aol.com/v...?ncid=webmail31 Description:HLN reports the NYPD is rounding up people who are not getting court-ordered mental treatment. The operation after two high-profile attacks on subway platforms last December in which victims were pushed to their deaths by mentally ill people. The "New York Post" reports the patients are not wanted for a crime but instead are being sought because they are not getting their court-ordered treatment, highlighting the NYPD is not targeting all mentally ill people. Judge Andrew P. Napolitano always knows the facts. http://foxnewsinside...red-medication/ http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2013/jan/10/the-right-to-shoot-tyrants-not-deer/

Dude was cool and easy to deal with.

He'll be back on our streets in no time...... Just proves criminals don obey law. look where he got the gun and how low bail is http://www.nj.com/ne...ead_to_arr.html NEWARK — A 19-year-old man alleged to be a Bloods gang member was arraigned today on weapons and drug charges after being arrested Friday by Essex County Sheriff’s officers, authorities said. Daquan Cuttino was charged with unlawful possession of a weapon, receiving stolen property, possession of hollow-point bullets, and two counts each of drug possession and resisting arrest, said Sheriff Armando Fontoura. Sheriff’s officers were on routine patrol in a marked car near the intersection of Kent And Brenner streets late Friday afternoon when they saw a Lincoln with illegally-tinted windows drive by. The officers turned on their overhead lights and siren and began to pursue the car, Fontoura said. As officers followed behind, the rear passenger door of the Lincoln opened, and a male, later identified as Cuttino, exited the car, Fontoura said. Officers said later they saw Cuttino reaching for an item in his waistband, the sheriff’s office said. Authorities now allege that Cuttino threw a .357 Taurus handgun loaded with hollow points, to the ground – a gun that was later determined to be reported stolen from an owner in West Virginia. Two officers ran after Cuttino, and tackled him on Springfield Avenue, Fontoura added. After he was handcuffed, a search of his pockets turned up two Xanax tablets and two bags of marijuana, authorities allege. Bail was set today at $50,000, and Cuttino remains lodged at the Essex County Jail, he said.

i almost got one of these few months ago then realized the ammo source is tough. gonna be even tougher if they dont allow us to use internet sales

I agree.... I have not had any problems there. Yes, my first time there was akward but everytime since its been fine. And friends of mine who shop there but are not posters here say they are pleased with them. In these times we need to all stand together and not bash. We are all in this together and we need numbers. So by slamming one guy for something is just weaking our resources. Not every shop is gonna be a peaches and cream dream but be glad theres still these small shops and not just DICKS.

lowes has a decent 24 gun one for around 700

It is illegal to store at anyone elses residence because they then become in their possesion. there is a firearms storage facility in whippany, short term, long term storage, I believe the fees are resonable http://www.firearmssupport.com Long & Short Term / Extended Vacations Like to take long or frequent vacations? Maybe you have a vacation home or 2. Unfortunately it is not so easy to travel with your guns in the US. That is where our “Gunsitters” program comes in. We can provide safe and secure pickup and delivery of your firearms while you vacation without any concerns of there whereabouts. The majority of home burglary happens while you are away. Although insurance may cover the value of you collection, it will not help you if your stolen guns are used in a crime. Don’t worry any longer, we will clean and take special care of your “babies” while you are jetsetting about. Think of it like sending them on a vacation too. You may send your pet to the “pet spa” while your away. Why not your guns? fees are resonable and your guns are cleaned, prepped and stored in mylar in your own safe deposit box way underground in climat controlled enviroment. I have never used them but met them @ outdoors show in raritan

Its Cali, they ain't doin sheet but melting them, Diane Feinstein creamin her pantys over this find

They found the gun stolen in the home burglary of Hillsborough fireman. Great Job LEO!!!!! http://hillsborough....-burglary-probe A Hunterdon County man has been arrested on burglary, theft and weapons charges as a result of an investigation by a task force of law agencies in Hunterdon and Somerset counties. James Defazio, 32, of Readington, is accused of burglarizing several homes and being in possession of a stolen handgun. The investigation was conducted by law enforcement officials in Hunterdon and Somerset counties, including police from Bernards Township and Hillsborough, prosecutors for both counties said on Thursday. Although Bernards police were part of the investigating team, Bernards Lt. Mike Voorhees said he could not say specifically whether any of the burglary charges facing Defazio at this time are related to reported burglaries within Bernards Township. He said the case still is being investigated. However, the press release issued Thursday through the Hunterdon County Prosecutor's office did say that as a result of a search, Defazio allegedly was found to be in possession of a handgun that had been stolen from a Hillsborough home. The release said that additional charges against Defazio are pending. “During the months of December and January, the Readington Police Department investigated several residential burglaries. Neighboring jurisdictions also saw an increase in break-ins during the same time period, so a burglary task force was formed with the Hunterdon County Prosecutor’s Office and several other agencies," Readington Township Police Chief Sebastian Donaruma said in the release. Four break-ins were reported in The Hills section of Bernards Township in December, with another case in Bedminster at about the same time, according to Bernards police. Two other burglaries were reported in northern Basking Ridge in early February. The announcement of Defazio's arrest was made Thursday by Hunterdon County Prosecutor Anthony P. Kearns, III, Somerset County Prosecutor Geoffrey Soriano, and the Readington police chief, in conjunction with other chiefs, including Bernards Police Chief Brian Bobowicz and Hillsborough Police Chief Paul Kaminsky. According to Donaruma, following the increase in burglaries in December and January, detectives gathered intelligence and tips from the public, and as a result surveillance of Defazio was initiated. "On Feb. 11, the surveillance led police to Union Township in Hunterdon County where Mr. James Defazio was observed in the act of committing a burglary," Donaruma said. Donaruma said in the news release that Readington Township Officers and task force members apprehended Defazio a short distance from the scene and he allegedly was in possession of proceeds when he was arrested. After Defazio's arrest, Kearns said a search warrant was executed at his home and and for his vehicle. As a result of that search, numerous items allegedly were located from several burglaries that had occurred in Hunterdon and Somerset Counties, according to Kearns. Authorities also allegedly found Defazio to be in possession of a .45 calibre handgun stolen from a residence in Hillsborough Township, he said. The release said that Defazio was charged by Readington Township police with burglary, receiving stolen property, and the charge of certain person not to posses a firearm. State Judge Stephen B. Rubin, set bail at $200,000, the release said. State police also charge man According to the release, the New Jersey State Police also charged Defazio with burglary, a charge on which bail was set at $50,000. Defazio was sent to the Hunterdon County Jail, according to the Hunterdon prosecutor's office. Additional charges are pending, the release said, which specified that Defazio has not been convicted on any of the charges. Kearns said the arrest was "an excellent example of agencies pooling resources in a coordinated effort" which resulted in the successful apprehension of an individual allegedly responsible for numerous burglaries. He said numerous law enforcement agencies were involved, including those from Bernards, Hillsborough, Clinton Township, Branchburg, Readington Township and the New Jersey state police. "We remind residents to continue to be vigilant. If anyone sees anything suspicious or out of the ordinary, notify police immediately," Kearns added.

check out those war relics and toys.. i see some nice sks's and more video and pics in link http://www.huffingto..._n_2696024.html 'Pirate Cave' In Humboldt Contained Gun Aresnal, Over 100 Pounds Of Marijuana And Cache Of Stolen Vehicles (PHOTOS) Sheriffs in Northern California's Humboldt County have uncovered a cave filled with over 100 firearms, 117 pounds of marijuana, stolen vehicles and $12,000 in cash. Law enforcement officials discovered the cave, which had been camouflaged with brush to keep out intruders, on the 55-acre property of 30-year old Humbolt resident Ryan Floyd. (SCROLL DOWN FOR PHOTOS) Elsewhere on the property, officials found stolen jewelry, methamphetamines, body armor, heroin, thousands of rounds of ammunition, drug scales, a stolen tractor and over 40 other vehicles. "This is one of the largest hauls that we've ever seen," said Sheriff's Department Public Information Officer Lt. Steve Knight. The cache of weapons, nearly two-dozen of which have been confirmed as stolen, included Colt AR-15s, sawed-off shotguns and fully automatic WWII machine gun. “I can't think of any other reason to possess this many weapons unless you're manning a small militia,” Humbolt Country Sheriff Mike Downey told KIEM TV. There has been some speculation that Floyd was intent on selling the weapons on the black market. At the time of his arrest, Floyd was also wanted on an outstanding warrant for possession of illegal narcotics while armed. Authorities initially became interested in Floyd earlier this month after a deputy attempted to pull over a black pickup truck without license plates that was driving erratically. The truck refused to pull over and police engaged in pursuit. The driver drove the car down a hillside and crashed into a tree. By the time police got to the vehicle, the driver had already fled. Officers later determined that it had been stolen and began looking at Floyd as a person of interest in the case due to evidence that had been left in the truck after the driver had exited. Downey added that this isn't the first time he's seen this same piece of property allegedly used for criminal purposes. Downey explained to NBC News that he had gathered information about Floyd's now deceased father on the site for drug and theft charges over a decade ago. "This is a piece of property I had been to numerous times surrounding the same type of criminal activity," he said. ABC-7 News reports that Floyd remains in police custody.

hell shit when he sees the full auto

The price on the EMP was good thats why I snatched it up, besides the fact they are non existant unless on gunbroker, by then its way too much. They had some windham ars the other day for 1099.00, alot less than some places around, I think there gone now tho, A M1A1 also for 2g's The old guy has always been nice to me the times I have gone in. It's defineltly a mom pop store with their regulars. I think once they know you things warm up, but it could be a turn off for the peeps just dropping by. Its the closest store to me besides HG in branchburg, and there shelves are pretty bare. Lou's is good too I will post a review probably Monday after going to HG Easton, or if tomorrows nice I may shoot here @ my farm. I am itching to try it out .

I find this hypocritical.... http://www.nydailyne...ticle-1.1265291 http://www.lohud.com...sell-gun-stocks "New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg is no fan of the gun industry, but he opposed a move by the teachers’ pension funds to sell its stock in companies that make guns and ammunition..........."

I know their p2p policy for handling firearm is for the birds... but I have not had any other negative experiences with them I just picked up a Springfield EMP 9mm 1911 yesterday from them NICS took 2 days and they called me promptly when it came back. There ammo can be slightly high priced but given the times we are in. They have 22lr CCI bricks for 29.99 I'm sure you cant find it anywhere else any lower at the moment.

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