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I would suggest adding the date it was submitted or came back so you can see if its improving or getting worse. Mine was 16 calendar days came back May 2nd.

I am not advocating or saying its ok, but I have purposefully not kept any paperwork. I've thrown out all receipts coe's and permits. I'm more afraid of my wife figuring out that not all guns cost $500 then getting asked to prove I legally own anything.

Haha, yeah NRA members are known for the good looks. Especially when compared with democrats. What does that make me I am both

Today at 2pm!

I got mine today (5/2) that was submitted 4/16. I'd guess based on that you'll get yours saturday or monday.

If you got charged for the resubmit i am happy to pay it!

I assume a .308 is not a heavy enough round for you to consider? I really enjoy having both a 7.62x51 AR-15 and also .308 bolt action that can share ammo. There is a much wider selection of .308/7.62 AR-15's than .458 and .50.

East brunswick sportsman. I'm counting Sundays and the day I filed

I'm on day 17 today, hope i get the call.

I know this is slightly off topic but it reminds me of the best bumper sticker I ever saw. A hippie chick during the bush/gore election had a sticker that said "the only bush I trust is between my legs". I don't think that generated any rage.

Congrats! My nics went in on the 16th too for my walther ppq and did not come back yet.

Today is day 15 since my NICS was submitted and still nothing. FFL tells me currently the delay is at 16 days avg. I paid for this gun on march 5th?!?!?!?! Holy shit people... holy shit!

I'm very happy with Springfield range officer. Out the door for 850. Very accurate, no frills, fells good I'd recent it for a range 1911. I think they make a stainless version but its more I forget the model name.

My interchangeable one comes with a piece that is ported on sides and top and another piece that is just ported or top.

Why doesn't your has the interchangeable front ported thingy like mine? Was that by choice?

I would agree with you. I have only a bipod and a scope and my repr is 10 pounds at least. But I have no realistic expectation that I will be marching around with it storming buildings or even hunting. It's manageable though, I am able to stand holding it for a hundred rounds or so... But I'm not a small guy.

Check out the lwrc line. They aren't cheap but you get what you pay for in this case. They marry form and function very well. I have a repr and of all my guns it's my favorite.

Ooops, i changed the title, sorry about that, iPhone won't let me copy and paste you handle from anywhere so i did it from memory

Nice and easy, items as described. Hope to do business again.

I have an S&w 500 and I love it. But it's not for everyone. 9 out of 10 people I let shoot it never want to fire it again. I'd recommend something else unless your collection already has the other major bases covered. Keep in mind the 500 is 2 or 3 dollars or more every time you pull the trigger. I'd recommend a 1911 or other .45 semi over the 500 unless you already have those.

Congrats I have one and love it. I've already had to send it back to S&w once though. Seems its fairly common that something internal breaks or dislodges and the action stops spinning the cylinder. Happened once to me after about 500 rounds fired.

I believe that threads on a barrel don't make anything illegal. So threaded barrels are legal on hand guns and rifles. Like everyone will say as long as you don't attach anything illegal to it like a silencer.

Well you are right, I have never been to a private range. I was toying with the idea of either citizens in east Windsor or old bridge. If you have been to both can you offer guidance or suggestion about pros/cons of those two?

I'd suggest starting with a Remington 700 in .308. It's just such a perfect platform. If you aren't going to hunt and carry it around all day then get a heavy (a.k.a. bull barrel) for target accuracy. The best thing about getting a $700 dollar rifle is you really can spend 2 or 3 times as much on a scope if you want deadly target accuracy out far.

Absolutely agree with all the "because I can" people. That was my only reason when I was 21. Now it's also for family protection... just in case. Also with rifles I'm having a ton of fun target shooting.