East Brunswick Sportsman

check out the NOVAK sight website. They may be able to help you out.

Welcome to the forum. Today we are serving up Zombies. Eric

Hey did you guys see the article on the Miami face eater. Some guy eat this 60 yr old mans face off. I agree Harry lock and load. Eric

My advice to you is Call Rich's Plumbing and Heating and A/c they are in East Brunswick. Rich's is a honest and straight up guy. They will not guide you the wrong way. Tell hims Eric's Premier Auto Center recommend him.

Thanks For the backing support. Eric

The Ace Entry skelestock will fit on its own buffer tube, and use a carbine length buffer system. Pm inbound.

Olympic made a 9mm lower that was milled for glock mags, I dont think its in production any more though. It worked VERY nicely, one of my buddies has one and loves it. Henry

The distributors have no incentive to cut for a big order. They did the best that they could for the number they gave us, they know if we don't buy it at that price, they will have a LONG line of people that will.

Sorry we couldn't come up with number some of you would have found more appealing, but this seems to be the market we are in. If you know where someone has pmc for 6 dollars a box, I would go down and buy them out if I were you, because that's well, well lower than current cost. Thanks to most of the people here for their support, again we were only trying to do something positive for the forum members.

If youre looking at a used revolver, their are a few things that you can do to check its condition. First make sure the cylinder is locked into position and see if it has and play/rotation while its in its locked position. also check for any endshake by trying to move the cylinder forwards or backwards. You can check for flame cutting, which is common in some guns, by looking for erosion of the top strap, right above the forcing cone. Wait for pizzabob.

Its going to be either federal or winchester 5.56. We are just trying to do something good for the forum members. I would venture to say that it would be next to impossible or will be soon to find 5.56 for this price per box, at this point, in a brick and mortar store in NJ.

Yes sir

I find it interesting that they made it all the way to SHOT before the plug was pulled. Im wonder if they will try and make a 28 ga equivlent round and register it as a sporting caliber like JDJ did with the 950 to skirt around NFA laws.

223 5.56 ammo shortage is no joke. We are seeing either higher prices with each shipment, or none available to order. As far as hording, most of us would like to just be able to get through a shortage without feeling too big of a pinch/making us stop shooting all together.

I was looking at one as well, but got turned off because the cheap corrosive stuff which I would want to shoot, would really muck up the inside of the gun if not cleaned out immediately. Henry

Just off the phone with my distributor. 55gn 5.56 for 7.35 a box + tax and that covers shipping. just over 36 cents a round. We would need deposits up front for those who would want to order.

Yeah, totally depends on what you want out of the range.

If you are using it just as a range, then yes, it is harder to justify. If you are shooting any of the events it becomes much much easier. As a member I save 20 dollars per match, min 4 matches a month, 12 months a year. -- Henry

Its .224 center fire, 1 in 9 twist it says bullets up to 70 grain so a 69gn Match king would do well. You will pick up a little velocity over a 16" carbine barrel any way.

http://www.shilen.com/calibersAndTwists.html This chart is really handy, it goes by caliber and bullet weight to figure out optimum twist rate -Henry

As soon as I know I'll post it up.

Update: we are waiting on distributors to get ammo back in stock, before we can get a solid price.

Hoping to hear back tomorrow or friday

Waiting on 5.56 Prices, distributors are expecting a bump with the incoming shippment.

Drez- Not yet, but when the 5.56 is over we will do the 9mm