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Tomorrow will be 10 days and still waiting for my order to ship.

You will never regret going back.

So sorry for your loss.

I've ordered from them 4 times not counting this past Friday and the above order to arrival time has been pretty consistent. If you need it fast they are not your guys. If you want a quality product at a very fair price and can wait they are your guys. I can wait.

Were they NJ neutered or would they need modifications to make them Jersey Neutered?

Thanks for all the advice guys it really helped me make a decision. I'm going to get the S&W M&P sport unless I come across a sweet deal on a used AR in the next month or so in the marketplace here.

Not entirely true. I have kept unopened growlers for several weeks and they have been fine. Once you open them though you have about 24 hours to drink it. Thanks for the Cape May tip.

$75 SCORE!!!!!!!! I've played in several bar bands and most of the guys I've played with all agreed that you could fake your way with most of the fretted stringed instruments guitar/bass) but with a key board you can either play it or you can't. Dude can play and that old piano with the slightly out of whack intonation sounds great. Thanks for the link.

At least your's will be on the porch. My mailbox is 300 yards from my house.

I have finally saved up enough to get my first center fire rifle. I am leaning toward a Beretta CX4 in 9mm that takes 92 series mags. ( I have a 92F) or an entry level AR type in .223/5.56 like a M&P sport or a DPMS. I want to keep out the door price to under $1,000 preferably less. Which one should I go for?

I have purchased a few times from Freedom and can't recall them asking for a copy of my FPID. Today they did. I sent them a copy which I keep as a PDF on my PC just for instances like this. Here is my issue with them "complying with NJ law" I usually have ammo shipped to my work address because I work in the receiving dept and I know that either I or a fellow adult employee will be there to receive the package and make sure it is secure. The new Freedom Munitions policy states that the ammo must be shipped to the address on your FPID. This is great. Now the large box that says "small arms munitions" will be left on the road out near my mail box for anyone who passes by to see. (UPS will not drive down my road long story) I don't care if my neighbors see it but I am concerned that it may be taken and misused. There you go NJ law making us all safer. If some politician ever says to me that is why we want to ban internet sales of ammo I think I will choke him/her.

That stuff is AWESOME. Sucks it's so expensive.

Game Of Thrones. Watched the first season then read all the books. Will not miss an episode now

Sorry for your loss. How about DB? It's an ironic homage to the one who passed away.

Jack Daniels Manhattan with bitters as it should be.

Me too at 30% less cost.

If your backyard is in Camden or Newark you could win that argument easily.

I got the brilliant reply from Asm. Michael Carroll also. I was LMFAO reading it.

That is just plain old fugly.

I think just for research I may try this and see what happens. I will have to try it at a few stores to get a reliable result. I will respond with my results but it may be a few weeks.

This is NJ the pursuit of happiness is prohibited.

The caveat being that you will not be able to purchase handgun ammo without a FPID. I believe you can purchase handgun ammo with a valid P2P but they expire after 6 months if you are granted an extension.

Here is a video that shows why a magazine limit is bad for law abiding citizens. It's a little melodramatic but it gets the point across.

I didn't stumble upon this thread until after I tried to order from them. Here is what I sent to their customer service dept. To Whom It may Concern: I recently attempted to purchase some .22 caliber ammo on you site and was denied the opportunity because you say that ammo purchases are restricted in NJ. This is not the case. Ammo purchases are regulated by the state only to persons that possess a Firearms Purchase ID card. This must be presented at all handgun ammo sales that TAKE PLACE IN NJ. You do not have a physical presence in NJ so this regulation does not apply to you. I was not even allowed to have the shipment sent to a vacation property I own in Pennsylvania. .I routinely purchase ammo from competitors such as Cabalas, Midway and Freedom Munitions. These fine establishments apparently want the 1 million plus NJ firearm owners to spend their hard earned money on their wares. This is obviously not the case with bullets.com. It appears that you would rather enable NJ politicians to further restrict the 2nd amendment rights of its citizens. My wife and I belong to several firearms organizations in our state and I promise you that we will encourage all the members at all of the organizations that we are members of to avoid making any purchases of any kind from bullets.com until you change this poorly thought through policy.

It's possible that the people who went ahead of you were members. Members get priority over walk ins Monday thru Friday.