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  1. Hey all,

    My name is Mike, I am a life long Middlesex County, NJ resident who loved hunting back in my teenage years, but haven't done any in more than 30 years.  While I have been to ranges and rented firearms many times since my teens, I didn't purchase my first firearm until about 3 years ago, and now just recently finished my first AR-308 build.  

    I am post cataracts surgery, have some other eyesight issues, and find scope reticles hard to see, so I stick to red dot sights and "daylight bright" illuminated scopes.  I believe in practicing and teaching gun safety and responsible gun ownership.     

    I am looking forward to getting to know you all and learning from your personal experiences.

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  2. 10 hours ago, Mr.Stu said:

    It makes no sense that an AP charging handle won't fit in an AP upper. Something has been manufactured out of spec. Call them.

    I have a couple of M5 uppers and the BCM charging handles fit fine, just for reference. If you want to cover shipping both ways I can send you a spare one I have so you can test to see if it is your CH or upper that is out of spec...or we can meet somewhere.

    Thanks for the offer.  I borrowed a buddies charging handle this morning and it didn't fit in either, but mine fit in his M5.  Definitely a manufacturing issue.  Emailed the retailer I bought the upper from, they usually get back to emails within a hour or two.  More than half a day has passed and crickets. :(   If I don't hear from them by tomorrow morning I'll call Aero.  


  3. Doing my first AR10/308 build, Aero Precision M5E1 upper and lower.  Aero Precision Breach Ambi Large Charging Handle AR308/M5 (APRA700301C) won't fit when I try to install it.  The tabs are too big to fit in the channels.  I thought AP M5 was AP M5 and most AR10's had interchangable charging handles.  It if were shorter I'd throw it in one of my AR15's.  Thinking I might just go for a Radian Raptor Ambi, which part number should I order so I get the right one?   Any help greatly appreciated.


  4. 1) 7 Boxes x 50rds (350rds) FIOCCHI 9mm 115gr FMJ 1200fps $200.00.

    2) 7 Boxes x 50rds (350rds) FIOCCHI 9mm 115gr FMJ 1200fps $200.00.

    Feel free to make any reasonable offer via DM, will also trade for Federal, Fiocchi, etc., 124gr FMJ, TMJ, or TSJ.

    Pickup in South Brunswick Township (Monmouth Junction) 08852, Must have FID with matching NJ Drivers License.  Payment in Cash, Zelle, or Venmo.

    First one to post "I'll take it" and DM me with their info gets this great deal  Be sure to let me know if you want one or both sets of 7 boxes.

     

     

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  5. 28 minutes ago, DirtyDigz said:

    I've been selling a bunch of ammo and frankly there's enough demand locally that you shouldn't need to ship it and have to be concerned with multiple state laws.

    If you post in the NJ guns for sale group on MeWe you'll get lots of interest for 9mm, .223 and 12ga ammo from people who will drive to you.

    Thank's!!!  I didn't even think of MeWe

     


  6. Thank's for posting those laws and UPS rules for shipping ammo.  I'm thinking about selling some spare 9mm, 223, & 12ga, on GunBroker and have been frustrated by all the multitude of state laws and requirements.  

    I'm thinking if I avoid shipping to HI, AK, and CA, and require a copy of a state ID and firearms ID, I'll be okay.  Am I forgetting anything?


  7. 47 minutes ago, 1LtCAP said:

    my understanding had always been if it could "readily and easily" be converted to normal capacity. the hexmags can't be due to their spring being too short.

    That falls into line with what I've been told with the Gock 15rd magazines.  That even though the base plate is not epoxied, they are not "readily and easily" converted back to original capacity because the follower would have to be replaced in order for it to hold 15rds again.  

    In theory, if I epoxy the spring to the Magblock limiter, then to convert the PMAG back to 30 from 10 I would have to replace the spring and the locking plate.  


  8. Hi Everyone,

    Assumeing that under the text NJ law that the use of a rivet or epoxy = permenant.  Then replacing the locking plate of a Magpul PMAG M3 30rd with a Magblock 10/30 limiter securing the bottom slide plate with a rivet or epoxy = legal.

    My question is; If we replace the PMAG locking plate with the Magblock limiter and epoxy the spring to the Magblock limiter, leaving the bottom slide plate free to open for cleaning the magazine, is this still "permanent"?

    I ask because I have seen Glock 15rd magazines limited with a Magblock 15/10 epoxied to the follower and the bottom plate left free so that the magazine can be opened for cleaning.

     

     

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