Carcano
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Here are the suspects, officer!
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I hope the same, I hope the person who did this is locked away for a long time.
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That was the other brand I was thinking of, just looked it up it's the same brand the local dept's around here use (South).
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That's just asking for trouble (log it in as gunsmithing/repair work, really just storing guns for members) I wonder if fees will increase after the "renovations" or if they will make good for it
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Even if he moves out of state, those 30 round mags put his life in the sh&tter and now he cannot legally own any guns/ammo ANYWHERE in the US... Thank Florio and the rest
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First the station, now a patrol car? About 10 years ago in Bridgeton a bunch of them smashed a furniture store window to steal a framed picture of Tupac, I guess they will never learn...you can run but the batton only strikes harder and faster
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Here you go....
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FBI? A relative has a .40 loaded with MagTech Hollow Points (not sure of the grain). Local PD has 40 Glocks and they also carry what looks like MagTech brand hollow poins. I would trust the MagTech HP ammo for a carry weapon, I've shot a ton of that brand and it performs very well.
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Never get married No need to hide anything... OP I'll loan you the money at 18.7% fixed for 5 years, wait I would need bail money if I did that
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Hey, he stayed under the 15 round limit! J/K Everyone knows the AK and AR rifles with BAYONETS cause far more damage and kill far more people, or the nasty M1 CARBINE Well LEO has access to selective fire weapons so they are well protected....maybe they should invest in some lexan glass for the station???
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Like the guy shooting the WASR or the guy with the XM15 blasting away at the WMA range, they just don't care.
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Pop remembers that place, might have bought his 30-30 from them. I have a Carcano from Woolworths (now that's long gone!) that my grandmother had purchased in the early '60s for $6.80 (still have the price tag lol) she took my father in and they had some surplus WW2 firearms including M1 carbines and pistols, he wishes he had taken home the M1 carbine for $9.70
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Welcome to 2014, people think "well my tax dollars pay for it, I can do whatever I want" including leaving junk at the WMA ranges. Take out whatever you bring in.
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Closed sometime in the late 1970's or early 1980's. Another place is Altantic Arsenal (Al Kelllis?) don't know what happened to him or his place.
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The WMA range in South Jersey (Weymouth) was torn down and re-built after people decided to start dropping off washing machines, fridges, stoves, hell even a chevy small block! plus computers,. tv's, etc. The wood shoot area was shot up with the roof falling down back in '09 or so... The state (I assume the state) had it torn down and made it very easy to see from the road so the local/state PD could look for people dumping trash, shooting center fire rifles/pistols, etc. It's a shame, the WMA ranges are free to use and open to the public yet people trash them. Last time I visited a kid showed up with a WASR in 7.62x39 and started blasting the shit out of the wooden shoot area and dumped and left the range filled with broken glass bottles, TV's, etc. Sad, our group told him to leave or we would call NJSP and he packed his stuff up and left...we cleaned up some of the junk and that was that. Thanks for taking the time to clean up your WMA range, very few people would take the time to clean up the trash/junk others leave behind EDIT: I know this post isn't on the Stafford Forge WMA but most WMA ranges have been abused like I described, the state (I could be wrong) comes out every so often to check on the ranges and clean them up. I've seen State trucks at the Weymouth WMA before FYI but the counties might also clean them not sure.
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All is well, no worries Have a good morning Gus I'm out of here off to work
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Anyone know what happened to this place? It was on Tilton Rd called the sportsman's den the owners name was Whitey. It's long gone, just wondering if anyone remebers this place or knows what happened to it???
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It's funny, they never had a decent selection of firearms when I was going to Zues. The rack had maybe 15-20 used guns and 20-30 new guns, most were TriStar pumps and one or two AR's. If they had a decent selection it would make sense to charge $100 to transfer a new long gun since you can buy it in person from them on the rack, walk out the door or order online and pay shipping + wait for it to come it. FYI, Zues has been around for years, my grandfather and father shopped at Zues and back in the 70's/80's they had TONS of new and used guns in stock, they had just about every major brand/product stocked.
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A lot of folks put the NJSP FIU down, some of those guys are great and have gone above and beyond to help others in the past. People, always remember...they just enforce the law not everyone at NJSP FIU agrees with the law. I'm glad they are helping people recover firearms that were at Brick
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JT I agree, I started out buying my first firearm (a shotgun, TriStar pump in 12ga) from them a few years ago...I got the burn and paid over $400 for a (under) $299 shotgun I could have picked up from Buds or another shop but I learned my lesson.. NEW or USED, the transfer rate should be the same. They own the shop and set the prices, when people get smart and shop around the customer base they have will shrink.
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Word of advice, they DO NOT like doing transfers on "black" guns. I had issues with them doing a transfer on a Colt HBAR Match Target and a Romanian SAR-1 (both were 100% NJ compliant) this was in late 2013. The owner likes to err on the side of caution but the guys working the shop are great, the lady at the register is also nice to deal with. It has a "mom and pop" feel. Some of the guns are over priced and some of the ammo is, too, but they have a nice selection of stuff and again the guys that work the gun coounter are on the up and up plus they had a lot of hunting gear (last time I was in). The transfer rate is $100 for a new gun and $50 for a used gun, they have the final word on if the gun looks to be "new" or "used" but that's how it's always been. These transfer rates are for guns purchased mail order or onloine, not from in-store.
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