Daveyboy42

Still in stock as of 12:05.... Got 5 boxes!!!

G34 or the 26 if it has a mag/ pinkie extension!

They got in alot of 9mm remington umc 115 gr. No .22 though and a 3 box limit! I also saw a small amount of rifle caliber ammo being unboxed as well.

Stopped in...NO shipment today. Manager said he thinks/hopes for a truck on friday morning. He said the last few have been on fridays and that 9mm and .22 sell out in less than 30 min. He suggested arriving by 7am.

+1 for the nano.

I picked up beretta nano in OD green

Ringwood is not an abbot district. Schools are actually pretty good. Taxes are high because we have no rateables. We are protected by the highlands act and have little commercial or industrial to support our taxes.

Don't really know anything about the helipad, but i've never seen any helicopters near my house. My property is not big enough for discharge so i'm not sure. I live right near the state park and hunting is allowed. We also have a skeet /trap range called thunder mountain, which is very well liked. I've spoken with a few PO's about hunting and firearms and they are all pretty cool about it.

I live in ringwood, on the other side of town. Stonetown is nice and the rec park is very cool for kids and sports. Alot of properties here don't sell quickly. There is a superfund site that keeps some folks away. Its not near that property though. Also taxes are pretty high. I have a friend who live on stonetown rd and they are very happy there. Its very quiet and woodsy. Any specific questions or concerns i'd be glad to answer.

Got my call today. 10 days!

ON BEHALF OF A GREAT MANY QUALITY PROFESSIONALS IN THIS STATE...... F U

Just came across this site and they have a variety of ammo instock ( so the website claims)! Prices are a little high $24 for 9mm box of 50 They advertise a sale price for .223 of 33.49 for 50rds (don't know if thats good or not) Thought i'd share. Link:http://www.9mmammo.com/

FWIW i just purchased a beretta nano because the trigger and sights seemed much better than the ruger lc9. Side by side they are almost exactly the same size. Haven't had a chance to fire it yet, waiting on nics.

Thanks for clarifying. It seemed odd to me. I just checked my receipt and its a seperate line item from tax at $17. They must be making a couple bucks on the service. Seems to be a bit of poor taste to me as I had just spent well over $850 in their shop.

I made a purchase this morning at RTSP and was told 7-10 days for NICS. I was charged $15 at RTSP and $17 at another gun shop back in Feb. for NICS check. Is this normal?

Its not a district thing. Its an NJEA thing. For the record I completely disagree with the policy. Wherever the union gets in, it is policy.

Absolutly false....12 years in the classroom and you are required to pay....if you "opt out" they take 80% of the dues and you are still bound by any union negotiations and dont get their support(not that they provide any!)

Most teachers only pay the njea dues (mandatory, they dont get to opt out) and have no say in union decisions. Who the union supports is generally decided by the heads of the union and not by its members. After what christie pulled with public education in this state, the union and its members are often at odds. With the exception of fighting to retain some salary and benefits. Principals (and all administrators) are not members of the union.

Bourbon bbq on goffle road in hawthorne delivers locally. Pretty good food. My wife and i split their garbage platter and still have leftovers!

I'd like to add my two cents as both a dad and an educator. My wife is an educator also. We are very careful to make sure that our son recognizes that firearms are a private matter within our family. Not a "SECRET that i can tell no one". Kids will be kids and if that statement came up in a school setting some educators may escalate it to the point where DYFUS comes knocking on your door. There is so much caution today with kids and abuse that most schools call first and ask parents second. Having said that I believe in education, both for my kid and his friends and their families if interested. I actually had a great conversation at the last bday party we attended about favorite brands of shotguns and a few of the moms were very interested and involved.

I agree i don't think it was. Check out this link to winchester history page...says the 353 was the first pistol. http://books.google.com/books?id=T-Irz4qHwsQC&pg=PA179&lpg=PA179&dq=winchester+353+air+pistol&source=bl&ots=-ZdRUFmZI6&sig=fWq8CQ4pQO1qzxNRoXCuWeNQ0NU&hl=en&sa=X&ei=xsFDUZvyGavB4AP8nYGoCw&ved=0CDgQ6AEwAjgK#v=onepage&q=winchester%20353%20air%20pistol&f=false

I dug alittle more and i believe the pistols were designated winchester models 353 and 363. There are plenty of images if you google the model #. Looks like the single pump break barrel my neighbor had growing up. One of the collector sites had one listed for $395 but i couldn't tell if it was still active.

Found this in the archive section of benchrest.com dated 2007 under the heading of winchester 333 Between 1969 and 1974, Winchester marketed eight different models of air rifles and two models of air pistols that were made by a German manufacturer. A total of 19,259 Winchester air rifles and pistols were imported. The values of Winchester air rifles and pistols vary in range from under $100.00 to over $450.00 depending on model and condition. The most valuable Winchester air rifle is the model 333 which is worth $455.00 in 100% condition.

Dicks in paramus sells guns and ammo. Havn't bought there. Was at the one in palisades mall last friday morning and got 9mm (pnc bronze). Employee said they get ammo deliveries on tuesday and/or fridays.

Thanks all Balkan I'm in cupsaw near the MS.