W2MC

I agree....please dont cut up a Sterlingworth

Make sure you point it forward...dont want any pellets hitting your toes...

Would have loved to see this place when I grew up -- a long, long time ago...

you also want the barrel latch to be to the right of center. Left of center indicates significant wear on the latch.

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Based upon your first statement - "...absolutely no experience with firearms and will not be getting any..." - I would hesitate recommending anything beyond a squirt gun for her. Without any experience or education, she is a hazard to herself and others.

http://www.nj.com/politics/index.ssf/2016/05/video_troopers_arrest_woman_for_remaining_silent_d.html#incart_2box_nj-homepage-featured additional info from last year

Read the article, watch the video; then tell me again how the threats and intimidation don't make sense. http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/lawyer-busted-staying-quiet-traffic-stop-files-lawsuit-article-1.2626245 This is Rebecca Masarra, who was pulled-over for speeding and refused to answer questions...like "do you know why I stopped you?" This was the NJSP up in warren county in October 2015. Just last year. Masarra is a lawyer, and is currently suing. The State is trying to get the case thrown-out; claiming that the troopers "acted in good faith and without fraud or malice" according to the article.

You might want to look closer, Cap. That's not a letter from an attorney....

Update from NJ2AS: http://www.nj2as.org/update_on_meg_fellenbaum_case?utm_campaign=meg1&utm_medium=email&utm_source=nj2as

Statement of fact vs statement of opinion, Cap. and, BTW, it DOES sound like the NJSP up in warren county....they are currently being sued for similar actions last year; when Rebecca Masarra got pulled-over for speeding and refused to answer questions...hauled her in for "obstruction". They backpedalled when they found-out Musarra's a philly lawyer...

Seriously, Cap... "doesn't sound like the NJSP" is a WHOLE lot different from "The Meg story is a lie"....

nice price

20 years ago, I would go look at Harry's and buy at Sportsmen's Center... 20 years later, the name has changed, but that's about it.

Exactly. Never let your advisory get close enough to be in a dog fight in the first place.

have one I got on sale about 5 years ago...its still in the box. Comparing CB to Ham radio is like comparing Yugos to Cadillacs

For what it's worth....when I was treated poorly there a few years ago, I DID complain...it was a pricing issue, and only over a few dollars...but "management" did ***nothing***. If some jackass salesman plays like he's holding an AK over my head - treating me like I'm a three year old - I question HIS ability and conduct. He might have thought he was funny....but you don't "play" with firearms. Ever.

I was treated poorly there a few years ago, and wont be back again, either.

Looking forward to it!

Its not snobbery...I dont like it...at all. I'd rather drink dishwater

First, you read the posts...particularly where I said: "Their receipts want your input for a survey, and they reward you with a $10 off $50 coupon." So...to start. You buy something at Dick's Sporting Goods. Then you go to their web page https://telldickssportinggoods.smg.com/ At that web site you input the receipt info...store, day, recept number, and what you spent. Then you tell them what you thought of the store....simple generic questions, like what dept did you shop, did everyone talk nice to you, etc. When you are done answering the questions, they give you (or email you....your choice) a printable 10 dollars off 50 coupon print the coupon, bring coupon to store, buy $50 worth of ammo, Store knocks $10 off the price. Bring ammo home Jump on computer repeat. These coupons work on ammo that is already on sale; like the gun club ammo I mentioned earlier. Looking at the receipt, it's normally $6.99 a box ($69.90 a case)....not a good deal. But it was on sale last week for $5.48 a box...not bad, but nothing to write home about....BUT...with the coupon, the $54.80 case price becomes $44.80; which is a pretty decent deal, and not bad for stopping by when you happen to be driving past the store. I've been doing this every week or so for months. AND If you sign-up for their "scorecard", for every $300 you purchase, they mail you another $10 off coupon. This one stacks with the 10 off 50, so for the next trip you bring home $50 worth of ammo for $30

I've been buying either a case of 12 gauge or a couple of .22 bricks a week. Basically whenever I pass the place. Their receipts want your input for a survey, and they reward you with a $10 off $50 coupon. With the 10 off 50 coupon, a case of Gun Club #7.5's on sale for...what was it, about $5.29 a box last week?...I forget the exact number...becomes $42.90 for a case of 10. Same with the .22s. The boxes of 333 federals were on sale for $19 a box. Three of them, with the coupon, become $47, or $15.66 a mini-brick.

$42-$43 a case for 12 gauge clay loads is not a bad price....

Disagree - "worthless" stores is an opinion. I find them quite worthwhile. I keep recycling those $10 off $50 coupons from Dick's - they're good for ammo, and stack for the "on-sale" price, too!

Pumpkin Beer? One word: UNDRINKABLE