Everything posted by Carcano
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A Day at the Range (fyi-entertainment on a Monday Morning)
Add the Carcano to the list of failed Italian weapons BTW thanks for the links
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A Day at the Range (fyi-entertainment on a Monday Morning)
Rambo 2.0 great way to damage the family jewels
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Brick Armory Closed by NJ Div of Taxation ?
And you know if NJSP had weapons at that store they would be returned at the speed of light, civilians in NJ have no 2A rights.
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Brick Armory Closed by NJ Div of Taxation ?
Those firearms should be returned ASAP to the legal owners, delaying the return just shows you how this state feels about firearms.
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Brick Armory Closed by NJ Div of Taxation ?
He should tell the Firearms Unit "Sure, grant me an extension" and see how that goes... I would take this to court, if you shoot competitive and cannot access the firearm(s) you legally purchased it could have caused irreversible damage...
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Bulgarian AK74 Legal?
It's crazy, the SAR/WASR/ARSENAL AK rifles are OK but "AK-74" is pushing it. What a bunch of NJ bull/
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Bulgarian AK74 Legal?
Thanks, I'll look into it.
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Bulgarian AK74 Legal?
I'm sure parts kits will still slip in, just like the Bulgarian Makarov pistols a lot of those were Russian but small changes made to hide them with the Bulgarian ones The whole thing with Russia isn't hurting the Romanian or Yugo rifles, but the Saigas are selling for 2-3 times what they were on some sites even after the Obama scare. Lesson learned, should have bought a dozen Saigas when they were ~$300
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Are You Leaving NJ in the Next 5 Years?
AZ is a nice state, but I would take PA over AZ. Everything AZ has going for it PA has, too, and more. Gun laws are great and freedom is prevalent (plus if you have family in Jersey, it's a short drive back to communism). I spent around 8 years living in a 100+ degree climate with 90% humidity in the day...I enjoy the change of season and being on the North East.
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Bulgarian AK74 Legal?
Yep, but damn they are nice shooters. The SAR-1 is also a great rifle but getting hard to find at a good price.
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Bulgarian AK74 Legal?
At this point, I'm not touching anything stamped "AK" it it puts me on the edge. Again, the "N-PAP" with no lug and pinned brake I feel should be fine as it's the same as a WASR.
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Gunbroker - experiences, and gotchas to look out for first time buyer?
This is good advice, some over-charge for S&H on guns and do not refund the diff. I charge $35-$40 to ship a long gun but I pack the thing like it's a faberge egg, some people just throw a rifle in a box with no packing.
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Bulgarian AK74 Legal?
I know the Saigas are great, shot a converted one a liked it but for the price $$$ it's off the list. I can't see why the Bulgarian stamped AK-74 is a no-go, two guys are willing to transfer it and based on Title 13, Chapter 54 (NJSP website) all "Avtomat Kalashnikov type semi-automatic firearms" are banned (ie WASR, SAR, etc. which are already sold in NJ) so the AK-74 stamp shouldn't make any difference. If the guys in black shiny shoes come for the rifle, they can have it back.
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Bulgarian AK74 Legal?
Here is one: http://www.atlanticfirearms.com/component/virtuemart/shipping-rifles/ak74-rifle-interarms-iac-74-poly-detail.html?Itemid=0 Stamped "IAC-74" Thoughts?
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Bulgarian AK74 Legal?
OK...OK! Do you know of any 5.45 AK's that would be good to go? I sold my SAR-1 so I'm looking for a Yugo N-PAP in 7.62 and another AK in 5.45
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NJ NFA Weapons?
No wonder they are always sold out
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Bulgarian AK74 Legal?
http://www.atlanticfirearms.com/component/virtuemart/shipping-rifles/ak-74-bulgarian-standard-rifle-waffen-werks-detail.html?Itemid=0 I called them and they said they can make it NJ legal w/ pinned brake and remove the bayonet lugs. Also looking at the N-PAP they have. Legal? it says "AK-74" on the receiver. Anyone in South Jersey that will transfer it?
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NJ NFA Weapons?
26.5mm w/ insert for 37mm launchers exist too, smoke rounds should still be sheap from Dans Ammo
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NJ NFA Weapons?
Last time I looked I could get chalk rounds in 40mm for around $6.00 each if buying a half gross (72). Still, you are right the 37mm fits the bill if someone wants a GL looking attachment and no tax on it (or FFL transfer). Now if someone had M79's at a good price (running $4K+ now) I would finance one
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NJ NFA Weapons?
I always forget that you are in PA, you guy's can buy a M203 for that SBR M4 build
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NJ NFA Weapons?
I hate looking at those lists not being an FFL Some nice stuff to demo EDIT: And pretty cheap to, ammo is not of course
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NJ NFA Weapons?
That's what I was wondering, if I had an FFL and State retail license and 3 or 5 years down the road decide to give up both the Federal and State license could I keep a pre-86 dealer sample. Of course, my town wants nothing to do with another FFL as the shop already in town worked something out with the local PD and zoning board to keep it that way many years ago. Damn it, I should move back into the sticks
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NJ NFA Weapons?
See? It's confusing. Some of those items are not AOW's and vice versa. I have a flare gun insert (gasp!) but no launcher so I'm legal, but the letter that came with it said it would create a title 1 firearm if installed in the launcher (that letter is from ATF FTB) but another one I purchased a year or so later says it creates an AOW.
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NJ NFA Weapons?
If you are an FFL/SOT can you legally keep MG's after giving up the license? ie if you have pre-86 MG's in the books and close shop can you keep them without a State license? I know a shop that closed, the owner was able to keep all title 1 firearms he had in his books.
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Gunbroker - experiences, and gotchas to look out for first time buyer?
Congrats on the new hardware!