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Need Ammo? Go to Arms N Ammo

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I'd say that the majority of people here have vouched for Paul. I can understand those who haven't done business with him griping, but it seems anyone who has had the pleasure of going to ANA has nothing but positive things to say.

 

I think part of it is that we don't want to ACCEPT the high prices, it's sort of depressing since we're having to cut back on the hobby, and right, we so love. I mean, the economy is shrinking now, taxes are going up, gas, food, everything is going up, and now .223 Costs as much as new production 8mm Mauser, something I NEVER thought would happen.

 

It's easier for us to blame price gouging than it is to swallow the bitter pill that there really is a shortage, and that with that, prices will go up.

This! Seems to be a classic case of shooting the messenger.

 

I just said this on another post, but, in the event it reaches more people...

 

If high prices piss you off, DO SOMETHING about it, contact your representatives, show up to rallies, and fight any anti-legislation.

 

If the anti-gun bills fail to pass, then the panic buying will cease, and prices will come down. If the hit to your wallet motivates you to give $35 to NJ2AS, or join the NRA, or (better yet) both, then do that as opposed to buying one more 15 round magazine. It'll pay off in the long run if we fight to oppose any anti-gun legislation.

 

NOT to mention several NJ bills which propose increasing the fees for FPID, require it to be renewed every 5 years, and which will put a further 5% tax on firearms and ammunition. Contact your representatives, your wallet depends on you.

 

Hell, message me, and I'll provide any contact information I can get for you.

I will have to make a trip.. no one mentioned 9mm ammo though? Does he have any?

 

He usually does, at least 3 or 4 different brands in different grains.

I just said this on another post, but, in the event it reaches more people...

 

If high prices piss you off, DO SOMETHING about it, contact your representatives, show up to rallies, and fight any anti-legislation.

 

If the anti-gun bills fail to pass, then the panic buying will cease, and prices will come down. If the hit to your wallet motivates you to give $35 to NJ2AS, or join the NRA, or (better yet) both, then do that as opposed to buying one more 15 round magazine. It'll pay off in the long run if we fight to oppose any anti-gun legislation.

 

NOT to mention several NJ bills which propose increasing the fees for FPID, require it to be renewed every 5 years, and which will put a further 5% tax on firearms and ammunition. Contact your representatives, your wallet depends on you.

 

Hell, message me, and I'll provide any contact information I can get for you.

 

I've been telling people to call and not email. Call these reps and talk to them, make them tell you where they stand. It's much more effective

Another +1 for Paul. Glad to have his shop nearby. Think I may stop in for some ammo today...

Man I try and let people know Paul has ammo in stock and a few people get worked up. Next time I won't post heads up to ammunition available locally.

 

This "community" isn't much of one.

 

Paul has always been outstanding with pricing and I have purchased or transferred MANY guns there. He will beat most other dealers prices.

 

Saw this thread and went last night good looking out

 

Also prices were very fair that is all

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