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These are some of the ones I have, I keep them in 50 cal cans

Right, but are pull pin Military smoke grenades seen as emergency signaling devices by the State? if so having one in a car or boat in an emergency kit would be legal.

http://www.harborfreight.com/ammo-box-61451.html

Post a pic or two, the original poster posted this in 2010..

I actually have a bag of sand box ammo that came from the Gulf War, bag of 7.62x39 ammo maybe 80 rounds or so and they sat in a shed for years until I got my hands on them and shot 'em. All went bang and those rounds looked horrible, some were actually rusting away (steel cases). Don't recommend shooting ammo in that condition but it worked just fine no duds/hang fires/squibs

Worst case scenario you'll end up with explosive diarrhea, since you posted this in May it's probably too late to warn you. And no, I don't want you dead Mippa.

If I'm loading ammo in a humid environment or it is exposed to humidity I find it's cheap insurance to throw one or two in the can to eat up any moisture.

On NATO spec ammo the primer and bullet should be sealed enough to help prevent water from entering. I'm assuming it would prevent most lubes from getting in too unless you had some rounds where the bullet wasn't seated and sealed properly, same with the primer. This stuff is great: http://www.midwayusa.com/product/954332/markron-custom-bullet-and-primer-sealer-1-2-oz-liquid

This thread is old but hopefully someone will chime in. Let's say someone has dozen live M18 and AN M8 smoke grenades in NJ...are they legal? can they be set off legally? can you transport them (legally) or are they considered "fireworks" under NJ law?

I forgot you could do this!!! I need to try it next week. Thanks T Bill for the tip

This is what I do with loose ammo including re-loads, but get some large desiccant packs and throw one or two in each can and check them every 4-6 months and replace as necessary.

lol, I guess I posted right when you were editing. But yeah, magazine disconnect or loaded chamber indicator is required on anything new sold after March of 2000. Edit: See, NJ isn't nearly as bad (yet)

I found this but can't remember where: "Since March 2000, all new pistols sold in Massachusetts must include either a chamber loaded indicator or a magazine disconnect" So it's a chamber indicator or disconnect, need at least one..

I will be submitting another 3 P2P applications to Somers Point PD this week, will post about turnaround time.

Someone correct me if I'm wrong but I think everything is still handled by NJSP in Trenton not the local barracks. I would call NJSP FIU ("Firearms Unit") at (609) 882-2000 extension 2060. Shouldn't take close to 2 months for NJSP to "reply"...I think vineland PD is dragging it out, they are great at that

Machine Guns * with permit Silencers * Only for law enforcement use while in scope of official duties Any Other Weapon (AOW) Destructive Devices (DD) Short Barreled Shotguns (SBS) Short Barreled Rifles (SBR) -- You can own all the above. Doesn't look so bad compared to Jersey

Did you hear CU4DE working 14.260? AZORES ISLANDS - PORTUGAL He was 15 over S9 for nearly 3 hours up here

I have heard nothing but bad about VPD and P2P's and FPID's. They told you another 6 or 8 weeks? I would call everyday and bug the s**t out of them until those permits are approved. Hope it works out for you.

ROLMAO!

Get some MTM brand pistol cases, they are cheap (under $10 each) and are pretty durable. But I like the butcher paper idea, I'm just not trying it since I'm a jinx and if it isn't in a hard case or box it gets FUBAR.

Nice I should get one of those, price??

How much is shipping? that's a good price for a new 10/22 Edit: I can;t get a quote in the cart, need to sign in.

Update 27-4-2015, this appears to be a story from 2012 and the import has been blocked by the Obama administration. Sorry folks! Well, we can dream. Right? Under $300 for M1's? I'll sell everything I have and get a couple dozen to fondle..but no, the fearless leader blocked it

I have a Ruger 10/22 and a bunch of bolt/pump/lever 22's. The 10/22 is a great choice, they ship with a factory weaver mount (you supply rings and optic) but here are a few things I changed out on mine: -Charging handle, way too small for me! I have big hands and the factory one sucked big time, I swapped it out with one of these stainless steel ones ($36) I replaced the metal bolt buffer with one of these ($4) I also replaced the extractor claw with an aftermarket one ($7): Finally, I replaced the plastic sling/barrel sling swivel with a metal one ($10). Ruger 10/22 hardwood for $236 + FREE shipping + $40 transfer w/ NICS = $276 http://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/product_info.php/cPath/79/products_id/70280 For all of the above after market parts I spent $57, postage was about $6 so say $63 total. So grand total $339.00. All of the aftermarket parts were sourced from www.ruger1022receiver.com (aka Select Fire LLC). I'm planning on building another soon. Sell the factory barrel and put the extra $60 remaining towards one of these nice bull barrels: