Hello all, First time posting in a long time. I was researching and couldn't find the answer I was looking for so I figured asking here would be worth the shot. When it comes to buying a pistol in Nassau county, are the steps the same if you are a Nassau county police officer or a federal...

I know of targetsports and midwayusa, what are good sources - especially local for them, but mostly powder and primers to avoid hazmat fees

Can a NYC resident buy a sporting rifle to keep at family member's house in Jersey? Thanks, Paul

I bought ammo at dicks today and when I was paying the girl behind the counter asked me for my ID then it looked like she was copying in some information in to the computer off of my lisence. Last time I bought ammo from there the only question they asked me was if I was a citizen. Does anyone...

My girlfriend and i were thinking of taking a road trip to Connecticut and thought about stopping at the Cabelas there. I heard you need some card or permission or something in CT to buy ammo. Does that apply for non residents as well?

Nine Gun Buying Tips for the New Shooter For me, one of the great joys of being a firearms hobbyist is introducing someone new to the community. I have never been a professional instructor, but I consider it a public service to give my time to a new shooter to help them safely and accurately...

I'm in the market for a cc pistol as I can cc in CT and to and fro the range here....yay. People here really seem to like the shield. I found a deal online but have never handled it. My favorite pistol is my springfield XDM in 45. However, cc with it leaves a lot to be desired. My HK VP9...

So i have a friend in PA that wants to sell me 2 handguns, great price for the pair. I live in Nassau, I am trying to figure out how to do this. Just got my Nassau pistol permit, so still learning all the fun rules and procedures about buying. Based on what i have read she would have to go...

With the prices plummeting, is anyone buying some? I've been watching USO(NYMEX) and it's never been this low. Currently trading at under $10. After the housing crash, it was still at $27. Opinions?

Hello all. I am new to the forums and I Just recieved my pistol permit. I was wondering if anyone knows the process of buying a Handgun it wasn't explained very well to me. Thank you.

1-interest 2-research 3-excitement 4-anticipation 5-elation 6-hohum... 1-interest...

and the fellow I was talking to summed up the whole conversation in five words: "Guns are like potato chips."

Hey guys or ladies, does anyone knows if it is legal to buy ammo online and have shippe to a home addres in Long Island? any site in particular? Thank you.

My car needed an IAC sensor. Go to Advance Auto. $120. I buy it, as I needed it. Look it up on Rock Auto.com; $30 !!! I went back to Advance Auto, and returned it. Got my money back. Now my bike needs a battery. $110 locally at Cycle Gear in Hicksville. I walked out, and I'm glad I did...

Came to the site tonight to ask an unrelated question but I am excited to hopefully be buying a G23, gen 3. I have a beater used G22 gen2 (corrected - it is a Gen 2, thanks Firebuff927) that I picked up from Bruce at Hunter's Essentials, but right or wrong, I've not invested in sights or any...

I'm starting to expand my collection of one and came across some used police .38 specials. SW 4" Barrel. Does anyone have any experience with buying them used? Are they typically in OK shape? or is it a buyer beware situation?

So I've been drooling over a Daniel Defense M4v11, (for your drooling pleasure..) And I have relatives out of state where I'd like to keep it. I can't buy one there because I'm a NY Resident but say I buy one and bring it there immediately, if I get pulled over with this thing, am I screwed...

For the past 2 summers I have been shooting with my coworkers. I always used there guns. I want to buy my own gun to use. It seems a 22 caliber is the recommended gun for a first gun. I want something a little more powerful, precise and accurate. So I was thinking of a 300 Winchester magnum...

http://www.theblaze....ing-ammunition/ Thirty-one House Democrats have proposed legislation that would prevent people from buying ammunition online, and would instead require all purchases to be made in person - a change they admit is aimed at preventing people from buying "unlimited"...