Stopped in there today...the owner and wife are both very nice friendly people.....we talked for quite a while on various topics and i will definitely be doing business with them...its refreshing to find genuine people owning a gun shop in nj . They do have quite an extensive selection of bags/packs....anyone in the market should definitely stop in....the owner said his nics account should be ready to roll late Tuesday.

Learned yesterday that Glen has entered into a business relationship with a non-firearms tactical supplier, he now has tactical gear packs, clothing, chest rigs, and tactical accessories in stock.

 

Also met Arbelist in the shop the other day, he's a member and frequent contributor to this forum - nice guy!

 

Lots of condor bags, and cases. 

 

Thanks Nucrunner, your a pretty decent person yourself, hope to see you at SJSC some time.

His NJ NICS is set up.

His NJ NICS is set up.

i got an email saying he was good to go ...and swung buy and picked up one of the 870p magnums he has...great guy to deal ..look forward to seeing him build a great business

I think he will do well.  Once he gets the hang of everything I am sure he will be stocking up firearms with a full selection.

Any updates?

Any updates?

What type of update are you looking for?

Any updates?

 

He has been open for a few months now has long guns, has pistols, ammo, cleaning supplies, scopes, knives, pepper spray, targets, bags, and prepping supplies.  Open Tuesday-Saturday 10-6.  He is open today but NICS is closed

 

What about the sales tax issue on transferred goods that came up a week or so ago?

What is Glenn's position?

What about the sales tax issue on transferred goods that came up a week or so ago?

What is Glenn's position?

Can you explain to the sales tax issue on transferred goods? Or show me the link to the thread so I know what you are talking about and can hopefully provide you with an answer? If I can't, and I have time today I'll stop in and ask him.

http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php/topic/64178-ffl-collect-sales-tax-on-purchase-or-not/

From what I  have discussed with him he taxes on the services provided so his NICS service is taxed for transfers. 

 

Just to be clear on what I read in that post you want me to see if he taxes the receiver for the amount he purchased his firearm for and add that tax into the costs of the transfer correct?

He never got back to me on the sales tax issue

stopped in there today for some .308 and .22LR, super nice people will defiantly be going back. 

Don't forget their Grand Opening Celebration is tomorrow..

 

Also stop by and meet Shyanne Roberts the 9yr competitive shooter who testified in Trenton. She is sponsored by the shop.

 

 

Also from their FB page-----------

 

Ok everyone, one final shout out to stop by and see us tomorrow for our Opening Celebration(finally). We will have two grills going with sausage, burgers, hot dogs. We will be giving away some great prizes, having several discounts going on many items in the store. Just got in several Kershaw knives that are USA made!
11am to 3pm...Come join in the fun!!!!

Rumor has it one of the prizes is ammo