Agewon

Name the store. I can't remember even seeing a brick lately, let alone at .03/rd. I'm not about to debate my price. They're on gun-broker now and I've got some loser from this forum Sending me private messages saying I'm a cheat, and looking to rip people off. I'm losing money on this deal. Look on gunbot and tell me where you can get .22lr for under .12/rd?? Last thing I need is some asshole jamming up my inbox because he can't wrap his head around the current market. BTW- it's nobody that's replied to this post.

I JUST received 500 from Midway last Friday that I paid .15/rd plus shipping.

What seems to be a good price to start? I'm figuring .10/rd and .12/rd. gunbot isn't showing anything cheaper than .12/rd available.

That's exactly what I thought. But he pretty much told me that I'd get charged. Honestly, I figure it's a way to deter me or anyone from having them, but I figure it's not worth it.

Sorry about that. Face to face is what I meant. I had a discussion with an LEO today. He basically told me that if I'm caught with them, regardless of where I'm going (like to my club) I'm getting charged. It probably wouldn't go to trial, but that's like putting a condom on after she's pregnant.

So how about FTC in jersey?

Thanks Griz. Any states I should worry about shipping to?

I'm not looking to split anything up. Sorry. What do I need to know about shipping?

OK, looking to sell about 2050 rounds of .22lr that are hollow point. Assorted brands. Going to list on gunbroker, but dont know what restrictions there may be. Anyone willing to learn me on ammo sales From NJ?

Another smooth transaction last night with Steve. Great guy, lots of knowledge, and really made my day with my new MP15. Next trip will be with the wife for a "fitting" of a handgun she's been wanting.

I was wondering about the NJ law regarding to home protection and if it applies to a camper. I'm going to be buying a travel trailer to spend weekends with the family at many different parks across jersey, PA, and NY. Since this would be my temporary residence, could I have a HD 12ga mounted in a closet? More concerned about NJ law. Thanks.

Remember when jersey WASN'T Longer Island? Ha

I have one and its fine. For now at least. I have a scoped 22 with a bipod, a 30-30 lever, a 870 12 ga and a browning A-5. They all fit on one side and the other side I use for ammo. Moving it was easy too. Took the door off, borrowed a appliance cart w/strap, and the wife was able to help me bring it up 12 carpeted steps. The lock is great, and comes with 2 Skelton keys. I have them hidden throughout the house jus in case. It can be programmed easily with 3 or 4 digits. Mine isn't bolted down yet but it should be fairly easy. The 14 gun gets cramped, but for the price I paid $350, ill just get another one when I need it.

Moisture travels through concrete via capillary action, or just think of the concrete as a sponge. If there's water on or below it, it'll soak it in and gas it out. If you're worried about that, sandwich a piece of plywood between tar paper. The tar paper will prevent the plywood from wicking moisture and expelling in upwards into your safe via the mounting holes.

Slight drift here; When I was born, my father also brought home a shepherd/malamute mix. The dog was big, beautiful, and extremely protective. All to the point that my mother demanded the unthinkable; that he be in a pen outside during the day. She didn't have the time to socialize the dog to strangers, and with the old man working long hours, the dog became territorial and his predator drive was insane. He'd get loose every so often and although he wasn't a threat to any human, any animal was fair game. When my father would come home, he'd bring the dog inside and he'd be fine with us. But if the doorbell rang, he was "ready". To this day, my goal Is to get a GS, but only when I retire and have the time to devote to training.

Its good to see some footage of LEO's doing their job. I feel bad that the LEO had to endure the intentional resistance by these clowns. ImO, they're making the case against open carry. Just because you can, should you? Walking down the street with an AR and a camera with the intent of getting into a confrontation was enough to make these guys look like asses, but then trying to bait the cop sealed the deal. That LEO did a great job by diffusing the situation. No, they weren't breaking the law by having the AR and camera, but they were acting suspicious, which gave the cop probable cause to ask for ID. In some cases this could have gone sideways, with an aggressive or cocky cop, but this guy didn't see a threat, and figured he'd pander a little to the camera. Losers trying to prove a point-0 Smart LEO- 1

It's good to see so many people close by, usually all the other forums jab me because I still live in jersey. Where do you locals shoot? Lunker, are you a Naveainker? I have some friends and family in your town. Actually, going to be adding one more to the family list in October.

Just thought I'd stop in and introduce myself before posting. I'm a somewhat new shooter from the Middletown area. Right now my interests are rifle and HD shotgun. I'm a member of CJR&P and try to go down at least once a month. I've been trying to hone my target shooting with my CZ452 varmint in 22lr, and I'm at the point to where I have outgrown the glass that was on the rifle when I bought it. My next purchase will probably be either a bolt action .223, or possibly an M1 Garand, depending on if prices start to go crazy. I usually head down to the club last minute and usually have one of my two daughters (5&7) since they've shown interest. The wife also has interest, but we can never get time or a sitter to go down alone.