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how about just lacey and not worry about forked river lol. I live in the surrounding area and we just call it lacey

OP - if you've got any questions on law enforcement or getting into it for younger guys feel free to shoot me a pm. as for the first car as a retired police car or a crown vic in general - I would avoid for a few reasons. They're beat up no matter how they look on the outside. They get young kids who drive them in trouble (well mostly the driver gets themselves in trouble) Most guys on the job view most people that drive vics or retired police chargers (other than elderly people driving the civ models) to be clowns.

I have the HS503 mounted on an ak74 clone, works fine and never lost zero

Already have but can't really get a good feel for it. It looks like i'm leaning more toward the 18" but i'd like to see some

I've done quite a bit of googling and now I'm wondering what you guys have. I'm building a new upper for my .308 and I'm in between an 18" barrel and a 20". Can you guys post up your ARs (preferably 308s) with 18" and 20" barrels. I have the option between a 12, 15, and 16.5" handguards. I'm looking to see what a 12" looks like on the 18" mostly but post what you've got and note what length everything is.

They have recharging stations at ocean county college of all places so I'm sure there's a whole handful more out there

Welcome from south jersey!

Greetings from Manahawkin as well. If you have any questions/concerns feel free to PM me!

For ammo I usually purchase online, P&K Firearms, or I'll pop in Shooters in Little Egg Harbor if I'm desperate. For transfers and all FFL related - I use TJSportingArms and no one else. He's 10/10. Nice guy, reasonable prices and always calls back in a timely manner if he doesn't answer. P&K Firearms in downtown Manahawkin (Stafford Twp.) is also good for guns. It's a small shop but the owner and few staff he has there are all friendly. Prices are definitely good. I've bought a long gun and a decent amount of ammo from them. Sometimes I'll just stop by to see what they've got. I'm all for supporting small businesses and when they are friendly and helpful it always makes it a better experience so 10/10. Howell Gun Works I've used for some gunsmith work and they've got a good crew there as well with pretty good prices on everything from what I've seen.

Remember guys, it's not really for gun control, it's for total control.

I think it looks pretty awesome but for $500, I can find other things that I could get with $500 haha. I'll wait until the price drops. There's no reason it shouldn't be legal considering the trigger resets after every shot which makes it a legal semi-auto regardless. I watched a shot show '14 video and the guy from Tac-Con said it's compliant with ATF.

You only pay tax if you live in their state i believe. I've bought quite a few things on gunbroker and I continue to shop there. looking for some .308 AR parts on there as we speak. i recommend it for sure

Yeah I can see that. I know there are plenty of dickheads on here as well just like every other forum. Shore shot imo is great and has a great staff, just sucks you gotta use frangible ammo for rifles. When they're simply asking for suggestions, clearly they care about what their customer base thinks, but someone's always gotta blow shit out of proportion.

They used to do a call ahead list but they stopped in the past 8 months. I usually wait about 10-25 minutes and that's usually Sunday around 12-1pm

I'm laughing at all the negative feedback about this place. I hope the owner and/or employees see this thread.

I haven't been on vacation all year, so I decided to take off the 17th-20th (the day it comes out and the rest of the week lol) don't mind me, i'll just be on loser status for a week and get paid for it.

xbox for now, then pc in march

Well the ebr chassis is supposed to be thrown around for a battle rifle lol hence ebr- enhanced battle rifle

Yeah, I mean I always loved the M1a as it derived from the basically perfect Garand, and I always wanted to build the Mod 0 version, but the AR is cheaper, and I hear almost nothing but good things about the AR10s. Thanks for your input

Well, I'm looking to build a new rifle, and I'm just asking for opinions/suggestions. It will be a .308, and I've narrowed it down to either an AR-10, or an M1A. I love M1As to begin with, always loved the Sage Mod 0 chassis for it. But, also love the AR-10 platform as well. It will be used for precision shooting/close range if need be, which both are good for. I will be modding a couple things on the gun regardless of which I choose to go with. The M1A for a standard is ~$1500, plus the $700 Sage chassis. The AR-10 would no doubt save me money at around $1600 plus ~$250 for the stock I like. These don't include prices with other things such as bipods, forgrip, grip, magazines, etc. Now I'm sure you know what they both look like, but here's a couple pics of what they look like standard, to what I'd mod mine to be like. AR-10 after some modding it'd be like this: M1A after the Sage Mod 0 Weird looking, I know. I've grown to love it though. Anyway, like I said, I was just looking for some opinions and thoughts of yours If you'd like to help contribute to my project and are looking for a new toy, check out my for sale thread here: http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php/classifieds/item/889-remington-700-sps-tactical/

They don't give prices over the phone apparently. Give me a reason to drive an hour down there and give them my business then....

welcome m8

i absolutely love mine. no words could describe hahah

you can get both done but I was only doing the frame.

I thought about it, but don't want anything too flashy, i just want to keep it a basic scheme. cool stuff they have on there though