One last post, my buddy did buy a little ammo and had to provide drivers license and occupation for a handwritten log the big vendor was keeping, with name, address, license number and occupation all entered and I think what was purchased (not sure of this last, I lost interest because it took...
Oh, as an addendum, since the onondaga county sheriff's department is there I figured I would go and get the ridiculous "semiautomatic" annotation on my license. Instead I got an angry lecture from a sheriff about how my "license was out of date " and I had to arrange an appointment to get an...
I went to Syracuse on Sunday. Prices were crazy, I don't know how vendors can pay for transportation and tables and their time as I did not see many purchases happening or people walking around with an obvious newly acquired firearm. Ammo was a mixed bag, mostly too high priced with a few...
So, I was due in January 2023, I just went online through the link above and first confirmed that date, and then did the recertification today 9/2/22, and now my expiration date shows as 9/2/2027, for what that's worth
I'm helping a coworker, one of the (unarmed) security guards at our building, learn how to shoot. She's a brand new gun owner, a great person and student, and can't wait to get her pistol permit. She's a great addition to the community
I saw that story, he was dabbling in those "scary" ghost guns. Oaks was a great show a few years ago, especially the big 2000 table one. I've driven down twice for it, looking to go again. I don't expect the deals that were available back a couple of years, but there's always some interesting...
I recently had some ammunition come into my possession that is either calibers I don't run or more than I want, and I'd like to sell it. It's an eclectic mix of surplus ammo from the 50s through the 80s.
The question I have is whether any particular type of ammo is problematic under the law in...
This^^^ Glenn is a quality person to deal with, with fair prices and willing to meet conveniently. Second time I've done business with him and can't recommend him enough.
Tim
It was overpriced for most items, especially firearms. Ammo was high but less than it has been, although I can't call $0.48 a round for 9mm per 1000 "low" by any stretch. I did get my buddy some 7.62 x 39 which was expensive for that round but not crazy ($12 or $15 per 20). Vendors were making...
Yes, Nick should be there, that's who I check first. Really nice guy,I've seen him at a big show outside Philly a couple of times too, where he was able to sell primers (and other people had powder, unlike NY).
I'm planning on going Saturday morning. I don't have much hope for any deals, but it's always fun to look. I'll probably buy the usual, some bullets for reloading and some pickles lol
I have some I don't use because I used to use smooth bore slug barrel but I sprang for a rifled barrel that needs different ammo. If you want them I'm local too. I paid like 2.99 to 4.99 for boxes of 5
After some fun with the Mini14 and PC9, my friend and I went Axis vs Allies, the Garand was a treat to fire. The Enfield is actually a WW1 manufactured in 1918,still shoots great. The K98 was captured by my father in law and mailed home from North Africa, his dad cut it down for a deer rifle...
I was offered a M-1 Garand by the guy I bought my first reloading press from, he was big into them and his wife was pressuring him to sell some of the many he owned. It was in great shape, and according to him had been gone over and upgraded by a salty old Marine armorer who had begun his career...