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Or you can bypass the regulations and buy a deck of H in Newark for $50. While your there pick up a 9 for a few hundred and avoid all those silly government hassles.

Ventilation is a good thing, allows moisture to dissipate and not condense on things, that causes mold, rust and rot esp, when you are located in a Mixed-Humid climate.

Liberal minds are incapable of reasoning, logic or any type rational thought.

Currently enjoying one - the stout - at Zed's Now enjoying a second one...

Ugg, I don't even know where to ask that question... god forbid I search and necropost @Krdshrk

This thread is getting silly! Unless you are a machinist with all the proper tools, there is no way to build a functioning upper from a typical hardware stores inventory of items. Since the upper is not a gun you can do whatever you want. It's just silly to discuss this any further in my opinion. The OP has asked a rhetorical but not practical question and it has been answered!

Opioid buyers ID So, if the Democrats are truly interested in saving lives due to the opioid crisis why don’t they take a page out of their highly effective gun control laws and Introduce an Opioid Buyers ID Card. To get one you will have to apply at your local police department, or if you don’t have one at the State Police. You will submit your identification data, and character references, submit to a mental health check and get finger printed. You will get your card for only $5 (plus fees for the mental health check and finger printing). The law will promise to have the card for you within 30 days, unless they decide to take longer. You would also need to apply for Opioid purchase permits, which will only be good for 90 days; but at discretion of the issuing authority can be renewed once for up to 90 days. You will only be able to fill one small prescription a maximum of once every 30 days. It will be illegal to transfer any purchased Opioids to another person that does not hold an Opioid Buyers Card and a valid purchase permit, and this may only be done at a licensed pharmacy. Further, stored opioids must be locked up in your home if you have anyone under 18 living in your residence. Since this is exactly the same as how handguns are regulated in the Socialist People’s Republic of New Jermany, and this has stopped all illegal purchases of guns and gun violence this is a no brainer to introduce. Just think, if it can save the life of one child it is well worth it.

Is NJ2AS in this forum at all? Were they at one point?

Just wanted to wrap up this thread with my "range report". I put it in quotes because it's not a detailed report from some experienced shooter, just a summary of my experience. I went to Garden State Shooting Center in Lakewood for the first time and had a great experience. The facility was nice and clean, the staff was nice. I didn't detect the aloof, arrogance that I've sometimes experienced at TTC. The facility was simply nicer than Shore Shot which is just down the road. So I brought my new Sig 1911 Tacops (of course) and my CZ (I have plenty of 9mm and like to get in practice with it). I shot what was remaining of the Blazer Brass 230 grain .45 cap from Heritage in Easton (when I tried out all the .45s) and some Federal (white box) which I had picked up the day before. I put about 100 rounds through the Tacops when all was said and done. I had no failures of any kind. The gun felt even better in my hands than the Emperor Scorpion and was very accurate right out of the box. The recoil was pretty soft and very manageable. I rotated all 4 magazines that it came with and had no issues whatsoever. I love how the gun looked, felt, and shot. I can't really say a bad thing about it to be honest. Thank God for the internet because it really allows one to do a lot of research (reviews, forums, videos) before making a purchase. I couldn't be happier about my 1st 3 guns: CZ 75 SP-01 9mm S&W 686+ 4" .357 magnum Sig Sauer 1911 Tacops .45 I feel like I've got quality and variety in my collection. Most importantly, they all feel good to me when I shoot them and they're all considered reliable, accurate handguns. Everybody has got their preferences. I have found that I prefer the feel of a larger, heavier, all metal gun (however, I still may consider a polymer gun in the future since I did enjoy shooting some of those). I also happen to be a pretty big guy with large hands, so these guns may not be for everyone. I am 45 and realize that larger, brighter, more visible sights may be in my future since I have to really focus to see my sights. I definitely can see them, but it would probably be easier with other types of sights. That's just a possible change I might make in the future. Thank you again everyone. All of your input was greatly appreciated. Hopefully this thread will help others make a decision if they find themselves trying to figure out which gun to buy next.

http://gunforhire.com/blog/2017/10/01/gun-hire-radio-broadcast-episode-331/

There were two rebate forms. One for NJ, NY, CA, Hawaii, Washington DC, etc where you get $75 back and the other one for the "Free" states were you get 2 magazines, 2 boxes of ammo and a magazine loader tool. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

The more things change, the more they stay the same. I thought this was a very cool glimpse into the mind of a true gunfighter. https://www.opsgearDOTcom/blogs/opsgear-blog/wyatt-earp-interview-on-gunfighting

A tow truck?

BTW, in using sunlight to sanitize water the container should be made of a clear material, at least on the one side you expose to the sunlight. Actually most commercial water bottles are ideal for using for sanitizing water with sunlight.

No problem. I was looking into it after your OP. I'd join the team but I want you to do well in the match.

Well, in all fairness, 3 of them were all at the same conference and we didn't see any of this: There was even some sportsman's association there --- so, a 4th group --- still no discernable squabbling at all! They all seemed to be in agreement from what I could see. I'm still trying to figure this all out, quite frankly. But, my sneaking suspicion is this: NJ2AS is great at flame-throwing.... and that can be both really good and really bad. For instance, that video they did about the NJ pol who's against tasers... (but oh yeah... he was indicted TWICE for stalking 2 different women)... that was bloody freaking genius! When you call out the hypocrisy of anti-self-defense politicians like that, I'm all for it. But when NJ2AS is flaming the other NJ2A groups?... I'm just not seeing the purpose in that. Maybe they should all focus on what they seem most well-suited for? NJ2AS can continue to expose and call out the hypocrisy of these dirty politicians, NRA/ANJRPC can continue to focus on quiet, behind the doors lobbying (but harnessing more NRA support behind NJ lawsuits, etc.), and CNJFO can focus on their efforts to pull more NJ residents into the shooting sports, and trying to get NJ hunters more activated, etc. Obviously, there's always going to be SOME overlap... but it seems to me things would work better if they all would "stay in their own lanes" most of the time... and give each other a "heads up" when they're leaving their lane in case coordination would be useful. This "eating our own" is not appropriate IMO, ever. On a positive note, at least the SAFE Conference provides a venue for these groups to come together. It would be nice if they all showed up next year... and maybe had some kind of separate strategy meeting later that evening?