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If you mean 35 Rem, the folks over at the Marlin forum say it's coming back. Be prepared for wallet shock.

I'm interested in the W209s. Can you tell me what the lot numbers are plz.

That'll make a fantastic cave or gun room rack for some one with a pile of milsurp rifles. When I magnified the image, I saw a date of 5/66, some history there.

Or, maybe it give the chief an opportunity to look for errors before the applicant drop off the notarized hard copy. It saves both the applicant and the already overwhelmed department wasted time. You have to accept that there is no uniform procedure for this just yet, it's all new to everyone. There will be screwups and there will be smooth sailing. It's all part of the process. You can accept it for what it is or go around angry calling folks liars. It's your life bruh.

Getting IDd depends on two things, the gun shop and who is behind the counter. I have been asked for ID a couple times, but most of the time they don't. I think they do it mostly to discourage the "fondlers" that can't buy because they have no FPID. They are time wasters.

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Remember the Baldanza's Bakery bread bags the put the subs in?

Bring your shotgun anyway. I believe they have skeet and trap fields. If it's the same place I'm thinking of, it was where I went before each duck hunting season to sharpen my skillz.

When I took hunter ed for my license they made us chamber and shoot exactly one shell to demonstrate safe handling. Hitting the clay target was not a requirement. When I looked into a FL out of state CCW, my hunting license was sufficient proof of competency.

What benefits are gained from NRA membership? If the benefit is range membership, then let me point out that there are at least two NJ ranges that do not require NRA membership to join, and the so called benefit is the same. I dunno if I'm missing something here, but I do not believe being an NRA member affords a NJ citizen any additional freedoms. The benefit comes from being a range/shooting club member.

Please show me on the doll where the internet hurt you. Are you so thin skinned you can't handle people having their own opinions based on their own experiences? If you can make a good case why someone should be forced to join the NRA and explain away the WLP Club's living high on the hog off members dues, then I'm all ears. Give me just one good reason why NRA membership should be required to join a range. Please don't go with "because it pays for insurance" because, guess what, the range can charge non members more and give that money to the NRA.

Believe me, I know everything about the NRA I need to know, and then some. I was a member for a very long time, decades of watching them do NOTHING for NJ, the state the NRA dubbed as a lost cause. I am not opposed to the NRA. If people want to join, then join. Although I'm not a member, I always round up when checking out at Midway. I will not join the NRA until WLP gets the boot or drops dead. It's a matter of principle. I will not be strong armed into joining anything, especially when there is rampant corruption.

If it's not a racket, then they should let non NRA members shoot there. The NRA controls who can and cannot join ranges. That, my friend, is a racket. It is exactly the same as being forced to join a union to get certain jobs.

Every private range in NJ requires NRA membership as a condition for joining. It's part of their mafia style protection racket. In spite of WLP's conspicuous self indulgences with membership fees and donations, there is actually a huge pile of cash left over. The NRA uses that cash to insure ranges that can't get insurance, or offer it cheaper than any other insurer can. As a result, they own 100% of the market, putting them in the position where they can extort citizens into joining It's the classic pay to play scheme. The only redeeming aspect of the scheme is that democrats who want to join ranges have to be NRA card carriers. Walk on ranges like Range 14 Shore Shot and Shooters do not require membership to shoot, but they usually only offer membership to NRA members.

You will have to forgive Rosey, aka Smokin .50. He's very passionate about the fight for 2A and he comes in hot sometimes. Actually, he comes in hot all the time. Spend enough time here and you will get used to it. He means well.

Tonic.

Most reloaders use manual action presses. That MEC press is a 9000GN. It looks like it needs a good cleaning and new bottles. They are fantastic presses.

Looking for 1# or 4# jugs of 700x. If you want to trade, I have CFE-223, Varget and RL15. We can do straight trade or trade plus $ Located in Eatontown area, just off GSP x105

Ironically, cheese steak sammiches are usually served on torpedo rolls.

Nobody under 80 calls 'em grinders anymore. On rare occasion, I would hear my visiting NY relatives call em Heroes. But nothing sandwich related irks me more than calling a sub a hoagie. Not even northtards calling pork roll ham.