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I'll take one case of the 9mm.

Interested in the Laserpet I home training system depending on where pick up is. I can not view the photos either.

We had about 5 inches total which required us to work for 36 straight hours. Called us back into the yard at 7 PM last night and said stand by we will watch the storm than head out. We headed out at 3 AM. Don't get me wrong I am well compensated but I would have rather spent a few hours in my own bed unpaid rather than sleeping in a salter where I got about 1.5 hours of sleep.

I thought that would be a Yugo. Remember those train wrecks?

Better yet just show up with an attorney. Sure it will cost you a few bucks but it will make them STFU quick

It started out as a Mosin Nagant. Now it's just a mess.

Could have broken something on the plow. With storms like these that happens a lot. I'm missing out on a ton of overtime this storm due to a bacterial sinus infection. Dr said I could go back on Tuesday and I bet I'll be working through till Wednesday doing clean up all around town. Feel bad for my coworkers who were called in at 5 PM Sunday and will be there for the duration.

I don't know I've never looked into it but unless it was really high I wouldn't sell

I have not been able to find .410 shells at any where near a reasonable price lately. $250+ shipping and tax for a case if 7 shot and $3 a round for buckshot are the last prices I've seen. Those prices are just too high. I'm hoping that they come down some eventually.

I've heard that advice at a few law seminar's I've attended.

I totally agree with Griz however you will most likely have to make a statement to the police which should be one word, "lawyer". Having legal council after such an incident is of the utmost importance. A prosecutor will review your statement and may decide what you said could bolster a case against you. Especially an ambitious anti gun one.

I have a very early one also with the wood grips. but it's a 92F. Prior to the modification that added the S designation that I read was done after a failure during testing by the military. I wish I had the box and paperwork too but alas it wasn't included when I purchased it.

How about .38 or .357 ammo?

Gunbroker stuff seems a bit pricy compared to Apex and AK builder is out of stock on a lot of products. I'll probably go with Apex blemish parts and refinish them myself for my own custom color. Thanks for all the advice and recommendations.

Thanks. I bought a Chiappa RAK 9 which according to the manufacturer will take standard AK furniture. The RAK 9 came with the fuggliest polymer stock/pistol grip I've ever seen but it also came with the hardware to install a standard pistol grip. I really want to put traditional wood furniture on it. Would you recommend any particular seller? I found 1 Apex Gun parts.

Does anyone have any experience replacing the stock pistol grip and fore end on an AK? It looks relatively straight foreword. Some of the parts I've been looking at say may require fitment. I'm pretty handy so I'm trying to find out if I would need any special tools or could I get by with a Dremel and a drill press.

I had a brake pinned at Side By Side FA in Denville and it was back in 5 days. That was 8 weeks ago I know they are much busier at the moment.

I'll take the. 223

1/14/21 approved for pick up. I am surprised it was that quick and the fact that I'm surprised is quite sad.

This is true. I bought a few rifles in NY in September and the auction house apologized that the check took so long. 15 minutes.

Didn't know that. I'm still getting shipments that have ORM-D printed on the box.

FedEx and UPS are the only choices. Box needs to be marked ORM-D. Ground shipping only too.

I submitted 1/9/21. I'll keep everyone up to date when I'm approved.

My wife is right/left. She never had any issues with handguns but long guns were a different story. She tried using her non dominant eye but grew so frustrated at her inability to hit anything she switched to shooting long guns left handed. There was a learning curve for her as well as she is not the most coordinated person but after a few hours was able to hit her target most of the time with a rifle and some of the time with a shotgun shooting clay birds and would probably do much better with more practice. It's really up to the individual to see which way they are more comfortable learning.

I'm thinking yes but would like others opinions as to NJ legality. Comes with 10 round magazine and fixed stock no bayonet lug