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Just wanted to thank the best FFL in NJ[mention=3597]Remixer[/mention] from Monmouth Arms for taking the ride with me to Maryland to pick up my rifles. I don't know if there is another FFL in America that would leave 4:45am Sunday morning to pick up his customers rifles with him.

Attacking the mod = 2 warning points (per thread). Goodness! I'd say you're at least halfway to being banned already.

Weinberg is a fucking idiot....................

We have moved on from the OP, we are now whipping out male reproductive organs.

Out of all the non-spec rifles I’ve seen over the years S&W is the only one I’d buy. I would prefer a BCM, Colt, Knights, LMT, etc... But, of the lower level “hobby” guns - RRA, Windham/Bushmaster, Stag, Olympic, etc... S&W seems to be the most reliable and built to the best standard (except for that early run with Mossberg supplied barrels - they blew goats). I would have no issues carrying a S&W rifle on duty. I would not carry a Stag, WW/BM, RRA, etc...

I’m gonna go ahead and disagree. There’s a lot more than goes into a quality rifle that will be reliable and accurate for as long as you need it than just a trigger and optic. I am a huge proponent of quality optics, but if you but a good RDS or LPVO on a turd of a rifle, you still have a turd of a rifle. If you don’t know how to shoot, a “better” trigger and optic won’t improve things. If the carbine is made of sub-par components, it won’t last very long. Buy quality, buy once, cry once. A complete upper from a quality manufacturer that has the qualities you want, coupled with a quality lower, built with quality parts, will suit you fine for years to come.

I would prefer these over a Stag or Del-Ton or DPMS or Bushmaster.

probably the time it takes for the AG to scan your device for subversive speak and key words such as 2A, gun, 15 rds and so on. Not to worry, its not like they would do anything unconstitutional,

They really think they are going to somehow "shame" another state? NJ is a national laugingstock. A state with any common sense will tell NJ to go crap in its hat. They should track illegal alien crimes and see what countries they come from.

How do you share something that has already been shared? Unless he means he is going to share their cherry-picked interpretation of the data and I’m only surprised those cities were only 50% of the traces. I thought it would be in the 80’s.

That’s some mad skills my man. Edited above that was funny.

I posted that eating Fiddle Faddle.

I refuse to watch till after I finish my food. But I’m still f*cking laughing just at the premise. Edit: holy sh!t was that funny and I ordered some coffee. I’m gonna keep the bag on my desk and see who I offend.

Please don’t make me laugh when I’m chewing, I could choke.

Rob, please stop. I am in my safe space.

Ray I wasn’t being disrespectful. They are intentionally acting like clowns for entertainment. I watch their channel. Further if you put out publically consumable entertainment you can expect some critics on your work. Just like you’re being critical of me.

I believe this is backwards. The right to bear arms is not solely tied to the militia. I forget the exact wording Justice Scalia used but he stated something along the lines that bearable arms can be for military purpose but aren’t only for military purpose. In fact I thought he had a whole section dedicated to how the right can’t be tied to the militia since the state controlled the militia. If it were The state could disband the militia and use that as justification to disarm the populous. As for ARs, the expectation (from Heller) is that members of the unorganized militia would own and be prepared with the arms necessary in case they are called to be organized in a formal militia. At the time that was muskets. In this day it would be semi-auto rifles like AR’s.

Blob, I owe you a bit of an apology of sorts: New Jersey Gun Owner Rights Foundation is a PUBLIC Facebook page. The "About" page you hot linked only allows a few words that have to "fit inside a box". This is why the "about" seems a little vague, as Mrs. Peel indicated correctly. "New Jersey Gun Owner Rights Foundation Group Page" is a CLOSED GROUP that you have to send a request to JOIN to be "let-in", so you wouldn't have been able to read this: Description New Jersey Gun Owner Rights Foundation Mission Statement: The mission of the New Jersey Gun Owner Rights Foundation is to provide legal representation to firearms owners and law abiding citizens in NJ . Founded by firearms owners for firearms owners in NJ, we are a non-profit organization that serves its members, supporters, and the public through educational, and judicial efforts to advance Second Amendment and related civil rights in NJ. What We Do: New Jersey Gun Owner Rights Foundation was created to provide legal representation for law abiding citizens of NJ. Our objective is to assist firearms owners and potential firearms owners with litigation, legal filings and attorneys fees on cases involving firearms laws and permit application denials. Cases covered would be NJ Firearms ID card applications, Permit to Purchase applications and NJ Firearms carry applications. Vision: Law-abiding gun owners of New Jersey can no longer protect, through legislation, the free exercise of their pre-existing, inalienable, human right to keep and bear arms for all legitimate and lawful purposes (including but not limited to self-defense, defense of innocent life, recreation, hunting, etc. It has now become necessary to defend ourselves through the courts. Our vision is that through membership and also by litigation we can accomplish our goal of restoring the Second Amendment, case by case, to the citizens of New Jersey. NEW JERSEY GUN OWNER RIGHTS FOUNDATION PO BOX 808 Glassboro NJ 08028 FWIW: Mark Cheeseman is a Glassboro, NJ resident so I therefore assume he goes to the PO Box. I would trust either or both with my life! Peel, WHERE'S THAT DRINK!? LOL! Yes, it's Sunday and I'm gettin' a little fried around the edges. Peel, do you deliver adult beverages to Middlesex Co., lol?

Capt, Glad to hear and see the trip was a success. Nice bunch of Rifles, What exactly did you get. I see a couple K98's a Mosin, a Carcano ? Tony

Very nice. Can't say enough good things about Steve.

Its the New mod.

@capt14k. Your haters on this forum are jealous.

I’m not sure I understand something. You mention that 2A is an unailable right but then you go on the tie 2A to the militia. Isn’t that a contradiction? Heller specifically says that it is an individual right that is not tied to membership in a militia.

Very cool of you. NOT a cheap rifle, either.. lol

We were huntin' around the corner and shootin' down the road....it was a beautiful thing but...we still had to comply with the strict anti gun mindset of Trenton...only there were more of us shooters and a lot less middle eastern immigrants. Here's one for ya.....anyone remember shooting at the outdoor Shooting Gallery in Asbury Park that was right out on the sidewalk......22 rifles, 38 revolvers all chained down to the counter with a variety of steel moving target...use to strike me funny that the guns were chained down but one could easily turn and face them at the other side of the street or the on coming traffic.....talk about the good ol days. .....and of course the original Ray's Sport Shop Rt22. in Scotch Plains before the fire.....with the range in the basement. I shot at one time or another at all these ranges.....

Built this a little while back. Had to post for @Zeke Ive only shot it a handful of times. Have not had much time to head out to the family farm to stretch it out but it produces one hole 3 shot groups at 100. Tier One did an excellent job putting this together. Only thing i might still do is bed the lug per Mikes recommendation. Remington 700 SA 308 Timney Calvin Elite Trigger Manners Mini Chasis Stock w/ EFR Badger recoil lug pinned Badger DBM Bartlein MTU Barrel 22" 5r 1:11.25 twist badger bolt handle spiral fluted bolt Atlas bi-pod Surefire brake Vortex Viper PST 6-24x50 FFP Seekins 20 MOA base Burris Extreme Tactical Rings

I know, it was my first AR.

This was in the early to mid '70s ........dirt drive way at the old steel pole, which was his sign post on the right, right before the funeral palor on Washington Valley. That drive way lead to the house/shop with the parking area and range further down the road....it was sweet. We use to hunt the flights of woodcock up on Mt. Bethel Rd. ......it was great huntin'. Anyone remember Greeley's Gun Shop and Range up in Cedar Grove...used to have to crank in the target and cable by hand, dirt floor.....it was sweet....also the the Orange Pistol Range in E.Orange, NJ....that was an OK place also. ..... lest us not forget....The Hillsborough Shooting Center.

You buy what you can afford, Fuk what everybody else thinks.

You can’t even be a mod.

I wonder why it is that the so-called pro-2nd community is so docile? If you want action, and you want to stop the tyranny, you adhere to the law as the Founders instituted. You don't run from it, but rather you ban together ask the pertinent questions, and point to questionable acts. For anyone who hasn't noticed, there is a new war cry coming from the anti-gun crowd about weapons of war, along with the standard of why do you need an AR. My answer to the question that the anti-2nd crowd asks "Why do you need an AR"? The simple fact that you're here attempting to coerce those who have sworn an oath to "secure these rights" means that I must be prepared for a government that will be populated with little tyrants such as yourself. You've declared a war on my right to self-defense against anyone, agency, or group who claims that they have some sort of authority over me. The fact that the same actions of the genocidal maniacs of the last century are alive and well in people like you are all the reasons I need to own a weapon of war.

Jesus Christ You said beware of the "experts", then you acted like an "expert". To the OP, if you just want a range toy then spend as little as possible. If you want a rifle that will be used in any defensive role then buy a BCM or Colt or Spikes.

It is truly amazing the stuff that family fights start over. And in this case, the only winner is the lawyer..... Work out a deal....I am sure there is something un-splittable that her sister wants.

I think that what's being overlooked is the fact that this man is a Judge, he has the power the imprison people, rule with or against them in a civil action and for all intents and purposes decide a persons fate and he chooses to buy a Kel-tec.

Are these 3 guns going to be reported under Murphy's new EO?

http://newjersey.news12.com/story/37894954/gov-phil-murphy-to-sign-executive-order-on-gun-safety-in-asbury-park https://www.app.com/story/news/crime/jersey-mayhem/2018/04/06/murphy-signs-executive-order-show-new-jersey-gun-violence-data-public/493466002/ How does it "strengthen gun laws in New Jersey"? Given the description, I half-expected him to send out the Redcoats to go house-to-house.

It would be best to read the description on the mfg's website of the muzzle device for yourself to determine it's legality or ask one of the FFL's on this site. If the description states flash mitigation/suppression/reduction, it is most likely not legal in the eyes of NJ. Also, avoid calling the NJSP if possible about what is legal as a muzzle device as you may get misleading information. Absolutely do not take someone's advice on a public discussion forum where you may run into legal issues. Do you want to be known as the guy in the pinky test case? If you do go the route of wanting to put a muzzle brake/compensator on your rifle. I would recommend @remixer at Monmouth Arms to do the compliance work, he offers very reasonable pricing. My recommendation is if you plan to move out of NJ in the near future, use a muzzle nut/thread protector. However, it will still require pinning though. Some muzzle brakes will have very negative effect on shooters next to you when shooting indoors. This is due to the ports on the device diverting it's gases to the sides. Like others have recommended, build the rifle you want from the ground up. Get the lower receiver last if you plan on doing some of the compliance work yourself, like pinning/changing to a fixed stock and shaving off the bayonet lug. By doing these 2 simple things you can save 50.00 - 100.00. I highly recommend you go out to the range with friends that have AR's and shoot them. This would help you with what you may want in your build. I'm sure some forum members here are willing to let you test drive their AR's at the range. I have only purchased two AR's as complete rifles in the mid 90's. If YouTube had been around that time I'm sure I would have gone the DIY route. Regards, TokenEntry

It doesn't make sense to worry about whether the guns are imported or not, as long as NJ remains so very, very good at producing criminals domestically.

They're going to publish crime data. So what, compared to the other stuff coming down the pike at us. Wait until they notice that it's all in Camden, Paterson, Trenton and Newark, all run by Democrats. Publish the race and voting record of all criminals arrested.

I agree with this 100%

Also, Governor Overbite.

I pray for the day they over reach and the whole rotting structure come crashing down.

Sportsman was closed. Well what's left of it. Now it is a flea market with 30 some vendors and the store is just a small section to the right. I will get there before 6pm next week. I will also scope out what else is in this area. Right now I am just sitting watching practice so it will give me something to do. Sent from my XT1585 using Tapatalk

My mags hold 2 rounds. Is that high capacity. Soon these jackasses will consider that high capacity. F them. F gov gopher.

I have a free solution... I will not comply.

Thought experiment: So the law goes into effect in a week. We all pay $50 to register our 15 round magazines. How long before the confiscation order goes out? A month? Two?

Going to NJ.com for gun law information is like asking Zeke for grammar lessons.