https://www.facebook.com/pages/Tri-State-Firearms-Exchange-LLC/173035409386209

 

Tri-State Firearms Exchange, LLC

280 Rt 94

Vernon, NJ

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You know...when I was scanning the FFL records some time ago, I noticed this one. Since I know right where it is supposed to be and don't recall seeing anything, I just figured it for a guy that got his FFL and didn't have a storefront.

 

I should stop by and take a look. Not quite sure what they might have over Mastadon other than possibly different rifles.

Nice, more options is always a good thing. Will have to check it out.

Nice, as I say, can never have too many shops and ranges that are local.

Do they carry reloading supplies such as powder and primers? If so, how are the prices?

Do they carry reloading supplies such as powder and primers? If so, how are the prices?

 

I'll let you know if I win this firearm on Gunbroker...

Always nice to see a new store pop up. Will have to give them a look one day. Not sure exactly where Vernon is but I played against their hockey team years ago so they must be under an hour away.

thier facebook page has a post saying 'alot of reloading supplies'

No powder, period.

 

Primers at $31 per thousand.

 

It's a new gun shop, you're greeted when you walk in. The Owner, Mike, is pleasant and conversational. They buy estates so there are some good deals as well as some OLD stuff - old shotgun shell boxes, etc. There was a colt 1911 5" with a s&w slide for under 400 (I think). Prices were not high, in fact I would have called his pricing low.

 

There are 3 single stage presses in there at the moment for $25 if someone is looking... And a Lock n Load setup for 38/357 for $135 I think. Please don't quote my prices...

 

In my opinion, it's worth it to stop in IF you're in the area. It's a small showroom, probably 300 sq ft or less with the back office and vault occupying probably 2x that sq ftg.

No powder, period.

 

Primers at $31 per thousand.

 

It's a new gun shop, you're greeted when you walk in. The Owner, Mike, is pleasant and conversational. They buy estates so there are some good deals as well as some OLD stuff - old shotgun shell boxes, etc. There was a colt 1911 5" with a s&w slide for under 400 (I think). Prices were not high, in fact I would have called his pricing low.

 

There are 3 single stage presses in there at the moment for $25 if someone is looking... And a Lock n Load setup for 38/357 for $135 I think. Please don't quote my prices...

 

In my opinion, it's worth it to stop in IF you're in the area. It's a small showroom, probably 300 sq ft or less with the back office and vault occupying probably 2x that sq ftg.

 

Dan - You seem to have said it all.

 

I'd just like to add. He does no gunsmithing not even changing sights IIRC. He has very limited supply of reloading stuff but the used equipt. as you said is pretty reasonable. He does get $30 for a transfer. not bad.

 

I'd swing by there again.