Darrenf

Did you give up on Stitcher? 2nd week in a row that the podcast doesn't show up there.

Who else clicked on this expecting to have to defend Freedom Munitions?

Still hasn't shown up on Stitcher.

That is not true at all.

I can only answer the first question. I think its $8 for a half hour and $15 for an hour. There is also a $200 annual membership.

Stopped in yesterday, the floor was covered in casings. Asked what was up, and they said they had an air quality test 10 days ago, and are hoping that is the final hurdle.

My wife also has an SR22. Fantastic little gun. We did have an issue after about a year in where casings weren't ejecting. Sent it back to Ruger and they replaced the barrel. It's been fine ever since. I still really enjoy shooting it.

My wife also has an SR22. Fantastic little gun. We did have an issue after about a year where casings weren't ejecting. Sent it back to Ruger and they replaced the barrel. It's been fine ever since. I still really enjoy shooting it.

Sadly, I've only had time to put a couple of magazines through it so far. Performed perfectly, but I can't really say I have much of an opinion on it yet.

If you're married, you go at LEAST once a day!

Not for nothing, but if you're going to get offended over that, you're gonna have a tough time here.

Do you mean applies for a P2P or tries to actually purchase a handgun?

Received 200 rounds today. Now to submit the rebate.

You are correct. Follow the second rebate link at Cabela's. It is confusing because they have two different rebate programs going on.

Since the rebate forms can be confusing, this is the one you'll need. http://www.remington.com/sites/default/files/rebate/file/Rem%20Long%20GunsAmmo_Form%20_11.20.pdf

$1,000. No more, no less.

Rob, I was just thanking HE for replying and elaborating. If you ever have a class nearby that deals with the most likely scenario in NJ (castle doctrine defense in your home) and it's priced right, I will do my best to be there.

Thanks for the info.

Can you elaborate?

I have had nothing but good experiences with Freedom Munitions. Keep an eye out for specials and it should run around 19 cents a round.

Yep looks that way, and while it is a subsidy, it's not really to the oil companies. And I'm all for it, if it costs me a Starbuck coffee a year to prevent some retiree from freezing to death, I'm ok with that.

Got it. I already posted a Forbes article that stated that, since I do challenge my own assumptions as well. Keeps me honest.

Down here in South Jersey my last two purchases have been at Buck Tails in Mays Landing. With both of them he offered to just do a transfer but ended up matching the best price I found on GunBroker anyway. Great place.

So, take away their subsidies and you expect the prices to stay the same? And I agree, I would also like to see it stopped. Edit to add... So, it seems the subsidies might not effect the price of gasoline, and maybe isn't such a bad thing. More research needed..... http://www.forbes.com/sites/energysource/2012/04/25/the-surprising-reason-that-oil-subsidies-persist-even-liberals-love-them/#75b1e39d1e86