Steve_G

Shouldn't be a problem. I had mine set up for match ammo, Wolf Match Target and Lapua Center X, they run at about 1050 fps. My gun had no trouble with the Federal bulk running at 1250 fps, POI was a bit higher though. It cycled just fine.

This will effect your groups more than any upgrades you make to the rifle.

The Boyd's Tacticool is a pretty nice stock for the money. McMillan has some really nice stocks as well but, completely different price range. In between price wise, Bell and Carlson makes some nice ones as well. I had the Target/Varmint model on my Kidd Supergrade and it rode the bags real nice. When it comes time for the barrel, trigger, etc. Take a good look at KIDD's offerings. About the same price as Volquartsen but, in my opinion (and many many others on RFC), superior quality. The trigger is really incredible. http://www.coolguyguns.com/

I have done the sights on a couple M&P's. It's not difficult at all, whether you use a sight pusher or the punch method. Just be aware that the striker block, spring and cover plate are under the rear sight. It's easy to lose the cover plate or spring if you are not ready for it. As a matter of fact, you could get the Apex striker block before doing the rear sight and swap them out while you have it apart. It just smooths out the trigger a bit. https://apextactical.com/store/product-info.php?pid20.html

david, on 21 Apr 2014 - 10:15 AM, said: From the other thread http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php/topic/68373-what-will-scotus-do/page-6#entry869380

Check out the YHM Phantom

The Revolution line of holsters are injection molded plastic, the others are formed Kydex.

Their website is almost as slow as their shipping. They do make nice holsters though.

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I had one in .40. Great little gun to shoot, best trigger of all the sub compacts I have tried. It did have one flaw I could not live with though. It would have occasional jams with any flat point ammo such as hollow points or Hornady Critical Defense. Ran great with round nose ammo though. I sold it and picked up a Shield which has been flawless.

See ya Sunday

I see no reason for a time frame other than immediately with NJ. Chicago had no CC laws on the books, they were given time to create some. NJ has the laws, they just need to remove the justifiable need clause.

If you are inactive for 2 years they require new prints. My experience with Old Bridge has been pretty good. Initial FID and p2p took 90 days. Permits since then have ranged from 4 to 12 weeks.

If you're looking for accuracy and good looks, the CZ is my first choice. Look around for a 452 if you can find one

Call Chris at Bullseyetactical

Yes it will.

Happy birthday. If I remember correctly, the Ace skeleton stock comes with it's own buffer tube.

I don't suppose these conferences are open to the public? I'm going to be in DC on the 18th.

Why would you want to make a perfectly legal 15 round mag into a 10 round mag?

Welcome. Definitely check out OBRPC, nothing like 24/7 access to a range.

Rosey, I will be there as well.

I'll say 1911. I had a Sig p220 and it was a very nice gun but does not compare to a 1911, especially the trigger. Sig makes some nice 1911's.

The only way he gets traded is if he requests it.

You can come and watch if you want but, why not come and shoot.