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By Recon Racoon
So I got a New Frontier Armory lower a couple weeks ago. For the most part, I'm happy with it. What I am unhappy about are the seam lines, and what looks like chatter marks on the sides of the receiver. Is it fine to use sand paper to clean up these marks and seams, or is it not suggested?
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By dwh112
http://palmettostatearmory.com/index.php/catalog/product/view/id/11932/s/psa-mid-stainless-ss12g2-premium-16-223-wylde-stripped-railed-upper-without-bcg-or-charging-handle/category/312/
Just got one
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By Dunner454
Bought a spikes striped upper off them great to deal with fast shipping even with a hurricane definetly recommend to anyone they're great to deal with.
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By JamesC
I'm new the AR15 world. All I have today is my M&P15T (Heavy Crowned Barrel + HEAVY Quad Rail) and I wanted to try something newer, more versatile, and most importantly, larger feature set. In MA, where I came from, we are not allowed comps of any kind.
I was hemming and hawing about whether to buy new, used when I got some good advice - get a new upper. So I did. I went with a Bravo Company Standard 14.5 Midlength Upper Receiver Set with a Troy Alpha 11" Rail (LINK: http://www.bravocompanyusa.com/BCM-14-5-Mid-Length-Upper-Receiver-VTAC-ALPHA-p/bcm-urg-mid-14%20vtactrx11.htm) with a black Battle Comp 1.5.
I also added a BCM Gunfighter Mod 4 Medium charging handle. The plan is to mate this upper set with my current BCG and Lower, add in my MBUS sights, Angle Foregrip, ACOG, and get the RMR setup offset. I think this will be a cool build that I'll likely frankenstein as I learn more about what I like and don't like.
Anyone have thoughts on the components and setup? I'm very open to wisdom from the group.
Cheers,
James
No pics yet but will post once the box arrives sometime next week or so.
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Ocean County Man Arrested For Gun Offenses By Alyssa Riccardi, 15 hours ago Nathaniel Chudkowski (Photo courtesy Ocean County Jail) MANCHESTER – A Township man has been arrested and charged for recklessly shooting a firearm in the woods early Sunday morning, police said. Around 2:09 a.m., Ptl. Maliff was patrolling in the the area of Manchester Boulevard and Wranglebrook Road when he heard several gunshots. He later identified the car coming from the area and pulled the vehicle over. A 9mm handgun and ammunition were found inside the car, police said. The driver, Nathaniel Chudkowski, had fired the weapon into the wooded area of Manchester Boulevard while driving in the area. “Due to the swift response and decisive actions of our officers any public safety threat was quickly eliminated,” Manchester Police said. Chudkowski was charged with possession of a weapon for an unlawful purpose, failure for a permit to carry holder to disclose to a law enforcement officer that they are carrying a handgun or that a handgun is stored in the vehicle, and consumption of alcohol by an authorized holder of a permit to carry a handgun. He was lodged in Ocean County Jail pending a detention hearing.
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By Cheflife15 · Posted
Having worked in restaurants for over 15 years, this would probably equate to 55/60k. I've never met anyone in hospitality that only works a 40 hour work week. It's still like this. I get offered jobs all the time from places looking for Chefs. I was getting paid 65k during the pandemic as the Chef de Cuisine of a top restaurant. The other day I was at a meeting at a hotel in NY. They are paying close to 29 an hour for cooks. At 50 hours, which is a light week for a cook, they're making about 95k. -
By Old Glock guy · Posted
Every time I read USCCA magazine, I think of this thread. They have a wonderful women's section that generally has an article with photos showing women with concealed handguns in various outfits. -
By glockncolts · Posted
Firearm must be holstered and on you.... -
That's nothing. 3 years ago (just after Biden took office) a place I frequent was offering $20 an hour, over 41k a year, for a dishwasher. Couldn't get anyone.
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