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First handgun

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Yeah - I was pplanning to check them out this week, but life intervened. Does Dick's really sell firearms in NJ? I had been under the impression that they did not.

 

If so, I may have to check that out

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Something to do the next time I'm at Woodbridge, then.

 

Though NJFirearms Guild had a nice-looking Marlin for pretty cheap when I stopped by last week

Welcome. The Bullet hole has been well discussed here, check out the range section. =)

They do also allow high power rifle in the place as well. Their prices are great, but the range can use a few updates. On the weekends, it is a madhouse.

 

For the 10/22, believe it or not, Dick's Sporting goods is awesome, saw them for $199. You can also go to Walmart in PA and get the deluxe edition for around the same price.

 

Yes, TBH certainly is a madhouse on the weekends. I try to go nights during the week.

Any new 10/22 has the plastic trigger group, and yet, 199 is still a great place to start if you want to make a super tack driver.

 

2 q's regarding something you mentioned here and something I saw somewhere else on this forum:

1) What's the legality of buying a long gun in PA and bringing it in if you have a jersey FID?

2) >15 rd mags are illegal in NJ, right?? Then why can I buy a 30 rd Butler Hot Lips mag for my 10/22 at Dicks in Rockaway - is that because the mags are piss poor and you never really get more than 15 rds reliably? (kidding) or do they just not realize what they're doing??

Welcome. The Bullet hole has been well discussed here, check out the range section. =)

They do also allow high power rifle in the place as well. Their prices are great, but the range can use a few updates. On the weekends, it is a madhouse.

 

For the 10/22, believe it or not, Dick's Sporting goods is awesome, saw them for $199. You can also go to Walmart in PA and get the deluxe edition for around the same price.

 

Yes, TBH certainly is a madhouse on the weekends. I try to go nights during the week.

Any new 10/22 has the plastic trigger group, and yet, 199 is still a great place to start if you want to make a super tack driver.

 

2 q's regarding something you mentioned here and something I saw somewhere else on this forum:

1) What's the legality of buying a long gun in PA and bringing it in if you have a jersey FID?

2) >15 rd mags are illegal in NJ, right?? Then why can I buy a 30 rd Butler Hot Lips mag for my 10/22 at Dicks in Rockaway - is that because the mags are piss poor and you never really get more than 15 rds reliably? (kidding) or do they just not realize what they're doing??

 

I havent yet myself, but yes, you can go to dealer in PA, with your FID, they do the check, and you can bring it into NJ... AS LONG AS the gun is NJ Legal. Cant buy a Wasr -10 with a 30 round banana clip.

If you are buying a long gun or shotgun in PA, be sure to bring a NJ Certificate of Eligibility form as well. You can download a copy online. Most PA dealers dont have them.

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