cabalrayz

575-600, and yes it would be 25+15 for nics, not sure how many dealers only charge 25 for transfers anymore, several around you have gone up in price. Why not call a local dealer and ask for prices buying directly from them.

If that tube has adjustments can't see the underside from the pics, i would just pull or push that pin out move it where you want it, drill the buffer tube and insert the same pin. OR take it to a local FFL that does gunsmithing i would imagine the cost would be $10-20 tops.

Looks like Jack was right this guy wasn't getting his FFL quickly still jammed up in zoning https://laceyreporter.com/small-business-owner-battling-town-hall-right-sell-guns/

Lol no lowers right now, no one at the shop call Steve around 5 tomorrow for serial

i like a 2-7 or 3-9 rimfire scope for my 10/22s. i have a nice leupold and some friends have nikon rimfire that are nice as well with holdovers. For the m1a i can't imagine shooting it with anything but the irons they are so good.

Only had the 45 in stock, last one sold recently call shop can probably get another one, nice looking gun looks better in person

no plans of stocking this rifle, call steve he will order you one if available.

its an a2 birdcage not legal in NJ, it would need to be replaced with a brake, then pinned/welded before taking it home.

wow that didn't last long only couple years at best. Glad i got one when i did, not so good if i need parts down the line.

almost positive that upper is reciprocating the handles look like they are screwed right into the BCG. The design looks just like the old LAR upper (company sold to Remington). Then same family opened Crosshill technologies and continues to make the same side charger upper. I have one of those which i have no complaints about and is a bit cheaper.

not sure if it was, its sold and gone now.

none right now, looking to get some more andersons in stock soon.

Monmouth arms hours are Mon Tues 5-8 Wed closed Thursday Friday 5-8 Sat 10-5

Doesn't mean much, plenty of stores included the one you have mentioned have sold entire guns in NJ that weren't legal. Just because a dealer is selling it doesn't make it automatically legal.

difference with hex mags would be that they are manufactured to only hold 15 rounds. I personally wouldn't consider a rivet to be permanent either, my FFL blocks the mag, glues the baseplate and blind pins the baseplate as well. I've also heard the same as Jack, from the NJSP firearms unit about a rivet not being sufficient enough.

if the barrel is threaded for that faux suppressor (pretty sure its is) then yes it will need to be pinned

i have the Arlo wirefree and the Arlo Q for about 3 months now, no major problems with them. Sometimes the NV which i have set to off would turn back on after the camera had to reset itself but that's only happened twice now. No problems with battery life and the Arlo Q is pointed in such a way that i get a good angle of everything going on in the neighborhood. It records motion across the street and my next door neighbors.

All ruger mark 2s and 3s including 22/45s have a firing pin stop and are safe to dry fire.

I usually go by schools put them on bikes that kids forgot to lock up.

yea only 2 in over a year... this guy is suspect. lol welcome

you live in monmouth county where else would you go but steven at monmouth arms. lol

pretty sure its 21133, its target takedown, not a takedown lite

Guns would be transferred to Steven, when you come to pick them up you would just pay NICs and transfer at monmouth arms, think thats only way you could do it.

unless the barrel is under 16 inches no reason at all to weld, just press fit a pin in there and be done with it

i agree great place spent a couple hours there one night talking to the guy behind the gun counter, he just kept handing me pistols all night even though he knew i wasn't going to buy anything that day. Prices aren't that high, some of the performance center guns were right in line with the best shops and online. Good supply of accessories, but nothing for a reloader.