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The reason is that in EU they are not as free as we are here in the US. In my country of origin there is a limit of 48(!) rounds per weapon, that you can own at any given time. So no hoarding is possible.
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l’m using AdGuard because it removes youtube commercials.
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You may want to follow this thread: https://www.thehighroad.org/index.php?threads/where-are-reloading-components-available-these-days.707473/page-230 They have daly updates of reloading supplies availability around the web. I managed to score a 1000 box of Federal magnum LRP thanks to the linked discussion.
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Apologies for the topic drift, but what’s wrong with NJ.com? I just get used that some articles require subscription, and now they want me to disable my add-blocker. I don’t think their marketing division is up to the task.
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Just a gift idea: I bought my wife lady’s G-Shock for Christmas. Arrived yesterday in a nice metal box: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07SBGHLQG/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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I know gun socks are legit, so yes, bag should be okay.
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Hi from another Chester resident.
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You have probably already thought of this, but with the current demand, I would also try local gun stores.
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How this applies to air pistols purchased from another state, where air guns are not firearms and you can legally purchase them without a proof of residence?
