Ricky_Bobby

^Lol @ idiot senators like ours considering "common sense" or "logic" yet they use those phrases every day talking about taking our guns.

Redline Speed Worx in Green Brook or Drive Auto Works in Mountainside and Clifton would be my recommendations -

+2 on Target Sports USA - I shop them and Bulk Ammo bc sometimes with shipping Bulk Ammo might be slightly less - I was using Sportsmans Guide for the past few months when they had free shipping promotions but now they have excluded Ammo on the last few times - so fuck them now.

Your budget is great if its up to $600 - You can pick up a Mossy 500 for $300-350 depending on model - as was mentioned the Maverick 88 is also good, but it has a really cheap action slide tube - you can get one from Mossberg for $50 and you'll need it if changing out furniture on it My 500 has Hogue 12" LOP stock and OM forend, and Mossberg Heat shield and 18.5" Security barrel - great HD weapon and fun to shoot - and I agree with above, I would choose Mossberg over Remington nowadays - no max capacity on pump shotguns. If you have a budget of $600, get yourself a Mossberg 590 (doesn't need to be the A1) - they will have the added magazine capacity of 8+1 with 20" barrels.

Sigh. Thank you for not posting Menendez's I'm sure his is even dumber. And I'm sure this was a template saved on his desktop that his secretary sent you anyway - gotta be sure he mentions "common sense gun reforms" at least twice in the letter LMAO Did you ask him about the shitholes in Newark Camden Paterson, et al, where people are murdering people with illegally acquired firearms? Whats his response there LOL

^Same - I know UT and FL NR permits not valid in PA

LMAO I thought the same thing - especially when putting my trigger group back in my Mossberg after I disassembled and cleaned according to a few youtube videos lol

You know those idiots writing Common Core at the Department of Ed all have Sigs and Glocks and security with M16's LOL

^^^I do the same - after each range day of use - My 1911 strips down easy enough, my Beretta is a bit tougher but not hard, and my Glock is dead easy - the Glock takes the least amount of cleaning and lubrication, my all steel guns even if they aren't used I give them a wipedown and cleaning once a year just to be sure no corrosion forms, my revolver also cleans up super easy Rifles and Shotgun get cleaned after use as well, its just my habit that I don't want to put away a dirty gun that I haven't disassembled and inspected - even if I was taking one out the next weekend I'd probably clean it after use anyway - doesn't take me too long at all and gives me some tinker time on my workbench. My 50cents opin...

^^^ x3 on the 870, I also have handled both and I like the Mossy - you dont need a 590 with the heavy wall barrel, the 500 is just fine - sturdy and reliable

I'm sending her the picture now LOL She already now is in love with Glocks and wants a 43 for herself once I showed her a Cerakoted Tiffany Blue Frame on one - jeez if I knew colors were all she needed to get shooting I'd have started years ago

Boozing wife beater - I think this one actually almost beats Gersh CUNTsman

^Thanks! The wife will get over it when she knows how well protected she is even my wife nowadays doesn't really bat her eyes much with ammo or more firearms purchases when she watches the idiotic shit that people spew on the news every day - she even told me that the AR isn't her style of rifle but if the government doesn't want her to have it then she probably should get one

^^This is exactly what I was looking for - thanks so much! How much did you pay for the S&W at Cabelas? From what I'm seeing they are about 10% less than the Rugers

Lambo - just wanted to update you as I have fairly small hands myself - I ended up with a Glock 26 last week (I'll be adding a 19 as well, same grip profile and thickness) - my thumb JUST reaches the mag release I also held the Sig P320 Carry in store, the mag release is a bit smaller on the Sig's and my thumb doesn't reach as easily on them - I would have needed to swap the grip module out ($45) to the Small version You're looking at single stacks I know, but I figured I'd let you know my experiences with the doubles to give you something to go by (don't know if I mentioned but I take a Medium in motorcycle gloves) - Glock 43 was an even easier reach to the mag release (I'll probably add that one next year with my GSSF renewal)

For the firearms your LGS sells, if they sell it, buy from them IMO - even though his in store price may be a few bucks more than what you can buy for on Buds - you don't pay the transfer fee - I'd not hesitate to use Buds for free shipping alone - GB seems to always be a wash once you add shipping cost ($25-35 usually) PLUS the FFL fee - again if its something obscure or rare or a great deal go for it, but thats about all I'd use it for

^^^Ding ding ding - if your end destination is New York, and you are not a licensed gun owner there, you will be committing a felony by use and possession The saying goes "if you're not from New York, you can pass through with your guns, but don't ever stay overnight" I actually had this discussion with one of my co-workers the other day, a few of his buddies thought it would be a good idea to go shooting at their friends house so they brought their guns up (upstate NY) - cop was rolling by the area and the 3 guys not from NY got arrested and took them a couple years to get charges dropped Pennsylvania? Sure go shoot all day. Don't bring your guns up to NY to shoot if you aren't from there, IMO EDIT: This may have been pistols, I did some more reading and I guess you could bring a rifle but it better be New York compliant

^^I think it may have been me - Yeah SG usually ships really fast if its in stock, and like I said I just wait every couple weeks for a Free Shipping code on their website and order a few hundred rounds

^Yep probably gonna do that or just get a regular stock and buffer tube on on of the compliant Ruger/S&W's as they are screaming deals right now at most shops - Cabelas was like $600 OTD

This x100000 - The last time I needed to find a place to "pass me" was in 2005 IIRC, and it was $50 and I had to go through 2 contacts to do so LMAO - Since the inspection has changed, they really could care less

Do you know what the sale dates on that in store flyer was? Just wondering how much time I have to go there as its a smoking price

Police used to write the statute 39:3-75 which was an obscure safety glass statute from the 30's when glass manufacturers had to start laminating glass so it didn't shatter into pieces that could slice your throat open - Before I had my medical exemption, in my very early 20's I actually took the statute to court and had the "tint ticket" overturned a few times - once you read the statute they used you could tell it had nothing to do with window tinting - "safety glazing material" as used in the statute is defined as the laminating material used in the manufacturing of safety glass on the vehicle, has nothing to do with additional window film added on top. Maybe the police got smarter and are using a different NJ statute for their "tint tickets" - however, although you will hear that "front window tint is illegal", based on what is in the NJ statutes there has always been a huge gray area because based on what the tickets used to be issued under (the statute I referenced), unless something has changed recently, there never used to be a specific "tint statute" or reference which spells out clearly that your front windows cannot have tint applied. Again I'm not sure what statute the police are using for their cool car tax tickets nowadays (and like I said I think they have better things to do, although there are always exceptions to the examples) - but the old one 39:3-75 was not a tint statute - maybe they have gotten smarter and writing it under a different statute - I do not know

Glad to help LOL - Been called that for years since I always was pretty built in the gym and I'm only 5'7" - my buddies used to say I could lift more than them because my arms didn't have to travel as much on bench press haha!

The cop won't know if you're going to the range or not unless you're stopped - and like has been said its VERY rare nowadays that cops literally will pull you over for "just tint" and waste their time for a $56 ticket - As with any stop, regardless if you are going to the range or not - if pulled over, interior lights on, vehicle ignition off, documents in order, respect to the officer, and all windows rolled down to put officer at ease (this goes for non-tinted factory vehicles like SUV's that have rear windows tinted) can go a long way. Again, you'd really have to be doing something else to get pulled over IMO, or have expired registration/license (cops run your plates before they pull you over as you know) - You probably have all your ducks in a row anyway with going to/from the range so I wouldn't worry about having windows tinted. If you're in a late 90's hoopty that was bought from a "buy here pay here" McCarter Hwy car dealership with 3 lights out and 5% tint all around, its probably not the best method of transport to the gun range.

^^I'm sure you would be happy with it - pics when you get it and impressions!