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Cabelas has some WINCHESTER M*22 1000-ROUND PACKS 22LR, limit 1 as of 7:51 AM http://www.cabelas.com/catalog/search_catalog_command.cmd?item1=IK-217893&rid=11&WT.mc_id=cj3946285&WT.tsrc=AFF

Sportsman's guide has federal 325 rounds for 16.99 as of 7:40 this Am. http://www.sportsmansguide.com/net/cb/325rds-22lr-automatch-bulkpack.aspx?a=1305481&cjaffsite=GunBot+LLC&utm_medium=CJ&CJ=1&cjaffilid=7037006&utm_campaign=Redirect-Enabled+Deep+Link&utm_source=GunBot+LLC&cjadvid=1522857&cjadv=CJTSGUSA

Got some- thanks!

This^^^^ I have yet to hear any organization step up and take accountability, it is always some one else's fault. And we have no recourse at all.

Wow- I am working right around the corner form there! Most likely gang related.

1. Application type (FID/permit w/ existing FID). Existing FID change of address 2. Police Department where you applied. Hamilton NJSP 3. Name of the person you dealt with at the PD. 4. Time taken to issue FID and/or permit. 5 and 1/2 months 5. Documents required by the PD (aside from the standard application and the mental health release form). None 6. Notes - anything pertaining to the application process (unforeseen difficulties, chief of police calling your home, you hiring an attorney, etc). The 5-1/2 month lead time. NJSP continuously informed me that it was due to volume.

Common place when I lived in north west Jersey. Some were shot by hunters, some by kids other by local PD. Anyone remember throwing beer bottles at said signs? I never did but I did "hear" about it.

I applied at the Hamilton barracks back in early December for a change of address, finally got the call last night that the FID was in. After 30 days I called just to make sure everything was in order. I also asked what the lead time was, if they said a month I would call back in a month, I kept this up until it finally came in.

5+ months for a change of address as well through the NJSP. And I have reached out to everyone including my localstate representatives, which are pro-2A, the AG and Fuentes.

Yes, yes and yes. Write, call, fax and email and then get anyone else you know to do the same. I have been sending short to the point correspondences as well as longer versions that explain, in no uncertain terms that any vote that any anti- gun stance that Christie makes will eliminate him from contention for any VP or even presidential consideration come the next election.

Well done!

Looks great- congrats!

I applied for a change of address on my FID at the Hamilton NJSP station back in early December and am still waiting. Last time I called the trooper told me he "hoped" it would be done by the end of May.

Definitely contact your assembly/senator, but I don't know how effective it will be. Mine are very pro-2A and haven't been any help at all. I have contacted them via email, letter, fax and phone.

Congrats!

Definitely 22 LR, especially since I can't reload it!

Irish whiskey- Tyrconnell, vodka - Titos

Congrats and you are indeed fortunate, going on 6 months just to get a change of address on my FID.

I can't see how this isn't a conflict of interest!

Great article, thanks for posting. I have shared it with a few friends already.

Great video, thanks for posting.

Going on 6 months for my FID change of address through the NJSP. I, too have sent letters and emails to my state assemblymen, senator and Mr. Fuentes.

Glad it is showing them for what they truly are and what their agenda is!

Called the NJSP today and asked if they could take a look at my paperwork and tell me what is taking so long. After a short wait the trooper came back on the line and told me, again, that my paperwork was all sent to the firearms bureau on 2/27 and in the past this was done within 1 month but due to the volume increase it was taking up to 2 months and that hopefully I would have my FID by the end of the month. I let him know that 2 months came and went on April 27, all he said was that he was sorry and they have never seen as many applicants as they have now and that he hoped it would be done by the end of the month. That will put me at 6 months!

Thanks everyone, appreciate the many well informed perspectives. I was hoping that I could just feed my 38/357 reloads and find some that work and that may be the case but I will probably end up working up some rifle only loads. I use the Hornady manual for most of my loads (don't have the latest edition but I should be OK) so I have more than enough information.