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Hmm..maybe it is OK then.

Very true... Even buying a handgun in NJ is a pain in the ass:barf: Of course, NJ laws do not apply to the gangbangers.

Whatever you do...DO NOT move to Idaho. Shooting in the desert never having to visit a gun range, weekends in the mountains, awesome gunstores, and CCW virtually anywhere just sucks... I think the Brady camp has rated us an F+...totally unsafe to live here...you might get shot at!

Yes, but from what I have heard, ITAR extends to bullets, brass, reloading equipment....even a screw.

Here is my problem. I sold a set of reloading dies on Ebay. The buyer is in Switzerland! Does ITAR (international trafficking in arms) allow me to ship them to Switzerland? I hear a screw can be considered military equipment under ITAR. If I ship this item will men in black...

Save your shot out brass...(berdan primed brass, cases that are split or rifle brass that has been fired too many times)...take it the scrap yard when you get a bunch...they pay primo prices for cartridge brass. NEVER throw brass away...it is too valuable...I usually get enough money to pay for...

You have to buy the components in quantity... Going to Cabellas and picking up a bag of 100 bullets is not going to save you money. I usually buy my rifle bullets in a group buy 5,000 at a time (stock up for a few years of shooting). For handguns, I just shoot cast lead or plated...

.45 ACP is cheap. People leave tons of brass laying in the desert or at indoor ranges (Impact guns in Boise sometimes lets me pick up all that my little heart desires:D) I just take the brass that people leave, clean it up, buy the components in bulk, and put it together on my 550B. I can...

I have no problem with the NRA's stance...if we DO give an inch, the antis WILL gain a mile. Think I am joking? Look at what happened in Brittain and Australia. The antigun crowd wants to take EVERY LAST GUN THAT YOU OWN! EVERY LAST ONE. :banghead: This gun is too accurate.. This gun...

Awesome. They are the reason we have our guns. Remember, anything the liberals hate is probably a good thing...and liberals HATE and FEAR the NRA. One of the reasons I became a life member:D

It is good to take a class even if not required. Use of force laws vary from state to state.

Yet another article with no point whatsoever written by a retarded attention whoring liberal :barf: Illiniois would be a great state if it wasn't for Chicago. This gives me an idea:) I propose we give the liberals thier own state. That way they can live in thier own socialist utopia and...

Being that the price difference is not all that much, I would go with the S&W. Made in America by a company that pretty much invented the modern revolver as we know it today.

It would be one ginormous .357 though. I bet that you could feed some hot loads through that sucker too.

Uh no.. The liberals would rather you be eaten. It must be because a human life is worth less than that of an animal or a criminal to them.

I second that... You won't find anything that comes close to that quality these days for $429. Heck, offer him $400 cash...he will probably go for it.

90% guns seem to be going from $300 to $400 on GunsAmerica. That's really the true test of value IMHO...what people are willing to pay. Still..for $200 I am not complaining.

Put the guns cased and unloaded in the trunk of your car. You are protected by federal law. The Firearms Owners Protection Act of 1986 to be specific. So long as you are passing through a state and the firearms are legal at your destination, local and state laws do not apply. Google this...

I'll repost this picture of my little .22 pistol and revolver collection: Colt Officer's Model (1935) S&W K22 Masterpiece (1948) S&W Model 63 Kit Gun (1977?) Ruger Mark I (1956) I would go for an older kit gun or even the new 317.

If it is anything like thier 45-70 magnum loads, I would be cautious. You could always call them and ask what they recomend. Of course, this could be your excuse to buy a nice .44 magnum, like a S&W 629:evil: