JW_Pepper

Thanks for the reply. Yes, I had a complete rifle shipped to him and he has not transferred the lower to me yet. It sounds like I can just ask for the upper and then make a second trip back to have the lower transferred.

I have an AR that's been sitting with the FFL I use for over a month. I have been waiting for him to pin and weld a muzzle brake onto the barrel. I keep asking for updates on when it will be done and he won't give me a date. I'm pretty fed up dealing with him at this point and want to move the rifle to another shop and have them do the compliance. Can I do this without running into complications?

Ocean Armory Manahawkin, NJ 609-316-6120 Pricing as indicated on their website. $10 per gun (Handgun or Long gun) $15 NICS background check Fee (only charged once per visit) 7% Sales Tax https://www.oceanarmory.com/transfer/ As a side note, a mod needs to merge the two FFL fee threads in this forum, what a mess it is.

Looking to get some feedback on what people are using as their preferred front/rear sight width ratio? Do you prefer thinner or wider light bars? Also mention your sight radius.

The thugs in the video are doing a great job advancing the Black Lives Matter agenda.

Good info here thanks for the replies. Money is not an issue but I literally have gallons of motor oil (over 40 quarts of Mobil 1 0W40 alone), ATF, MTF, gear oil, etc in my garage so why not use them. If the oil is safe to run in my motor at up to 7000rpm, I think it would be more than adequate for lubing any firearm as others have pointed out.

Does anyone have thoughts or suggestions for alternatives to gun oil? I've heard ATF and motor oil work just as fine if not better. I know for some this might seem trivial but I find it hard to justify spending $5 for 4oz of oil labelled for "guns" when I can get a quart of motor oil or ATF for the same price.

I find the suggestion of moving out of the area because of a potential 15 round magazine ban laughable. If you work in financial services particularly, moving out of the tri-state area would basically amount to career suicide. Every single bulge bracket investment bank has a major base of operations if not its headquarters in NY. Yes, there are opportunities elsewhere but you will probably be in a undesirable (read low paying) middle/back office role most likely out in Wilmington, DE. JPMC also has significant back office operations in Columbus, OH. However, folks who work in the meat of the business, also known as the money making front office client facing positions...those are all in NY.

Griffin & Howe Inc Bernardsville, NJ $50 transfer fee + ~$18 NICS (was told it was going to be about $73 total with tax) Precision Firearms Coatings & Sales, LLC Edison, NJ $35 flat fee (reconfirmed) Also note that Intertek Laboratories Inc in Stirling, NJ appears on FFL lists but I called and spoke with Mary who told me while she has an active FFL, she is not currently doing transfers.

Efinger Sporting Goods Bound Brook, NJ $75 transfer fee + $15 NICS

1. Application type New FID & 1 permit to purchase 2. Police Department where you applied. Long Hill Township 3. Name of the person you dealt with at the PD. Lt. Sean Brown 4. Time taken to issue FID and/or permit. 32 business days (~6 weeks) 5. Documents required by the PD (aside from the standard application and the mental health release form). A one page Personal Information Sheet needed to be completed with information such as phone, address, years at address, previous addresses, DOB, SSN, height, weight, place of birth, drivers license number, employer, and employer phone. 6. Notes - anything pertaining to the application process Expect a 2 week wait for the prerequisite IdentoGO fingerprinting session