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  1. IMO....1st step to banning all hunting then the firearms thing again.
  2. Here is his problem with name and shame other states, the problem is not those states it IS New Jersey. If it really were those other states then they would have MASSIVE gun problems with only a small portion getting exported. The problem is NJ lets criminals get away with gun charges (in violation of the GRAVES ACT) but throws the book at honest citizens that get tripped up of technical violations.
  3. Significantly better shooting. You need to get used to the rifle and not be afraid of it. Take a look at these: I don't know what trigger you have but if it's heavy, that won't help.
  4. As @GRIZ would say” that guy is still not having a good day” We can be our own worst critics
  5. @louu ever try liquid wrench? Might loosen ya up a bit
  6. One thing they will most likely do is take a picture of the nerves and blood vessels inside your eyes. They put drops in your eyes that will numb them and relax the muscles so your pupils open up all the way so they can do the pictures. It does not hurt but the problem is it could take a while (few hours) to wear off and you will be extremely sensitive to indoor light and sunlight for that time. They don't always tell you ahead of time they plan to do this so if you go there alone they will give you a pair of black plastic glasses like the ones below to wear while outside if you have nobody to drive you. It can still be an inconvenience if you are going to work after your appointment or going to do other things that require your brain to be able to control your pupils. To answer your original question, I go every 2 years because my prescription has not changed in years and I don't have any other eye health issues that require me to be seen more often.
  7. I run grease and oil. If it slides, it gets a touch of grease. If it spins or rotates, it gets oil. Do I have to use grease? No but I have noticed it stays put longer where oil has a tendency to blow off.
  8. Oh wow. Maybe I shouldn’t get the flu shot!
  9. What til Gov. Not-Too-Bright finds out that AR15's are legal for fox, coyote & woodchuck during the prescribed rifle seasons. Next cue the PETA activists who think the pheasant stocking program is barbaric and inhumane.
  10. If I understand this new AG directive correctly, its really not that big a deal. We run a trace on every crime gun recovered anyway. At least... we're supposed to. It doesn't ALWAYS happen, but thats another matter entirely. The ATF has a website called etrace that facilitates this pretty well. Most LE agencies in other states can set up their own account through etrace and run the traces themselves. Of course, in NJ, we're supposed to run them through "NJTRACE", which basically sends the info to the state police, who then runs the gun through etrace. This is an unnecessary step, IMO, and it just slows things down. But thats NJSP for you. Anyway, every LE agency that has an etrace account can "opt in" to allow other LE agencies to view the results of traces ran by their agency. Most agencies in NJ didn't know that you could do this because, again, everything has to be run through the NJSP. This just makes it mandatory for agencies to share the results. Most LE agencies in other states do this anyway. All the ATF does is trace the serial# back to the original purchaser of the gun. The response is a one page summary listing the original dealer, the purchaser, the make, manufacturer, and importer of the firearm. Thats it. It doesn't really amount to much if the gun was sold privately umpteen times since the original purchase. As for them using the data to "shame" other states... go right ahead. If Murphy thinks that the governor of Georgia/Texas/Tennessee gives two sh*ts what some Massachusetts millionaire thinks about pretty much anything, he can keep on dreaming.
  11. Just passing this on. https://gun.deals/product/larue-tactical-99-mbt-trigger-sale-99
  12. https://www.nj.com/politics/index.ssf/2018/08/murphy_makes_yet_another_move_to_combat_gun_violen.html Murphy wants to "name and shame" states that follow the constitution, Hey A-hole how about naming and shaming the judges, prosecutors, and AG's who constantly release and plea criminals out. How about naming the criminals who commit these gun crimes and tell us how many PRIOR felonies they have as well as the JUDGES who keep letting them out to prey on us.
  13. Here’s a whole new argument for the anti vaccination crowd!
  14. I'm building out a safe room in PA, and recalled (of course) about the H&K 'Gray Room'. IMO probably the most desirable conference room in existence, eclipsing even the White House Situation Room. My room will be green, not gray. I'm not in the same universe here. But I will love it and all that's in it. It will of course display some H&K items and paraphernalia. Including some pre-ban rifles. Those of you who are H&K fans may have already seen this, but for those who haven't here is the most recent photo collection (that I know about) from The Gray Room. In the article there's also a link to part II. Now, who wants to again discuss 'holy grail firearms'?
  15. @JMich3 I use bailistol on everything.
  16. I may go get a bear permit this year.......just to )&)*& him off.......
  17. Maybe you should size up as needed.
  18. I'm an AK guy, so can't speak specifically to the AR platform. But I've recently discovered that high temp brake grease works wonders on an AK. I wouldn't be surprised if the same is true for an AR but, again, I don't know all that much about them.
  19. I always enjoy gun cleaning threads. Can’t get enough of them, lol. I highly recommend the Youtube channel gunblue490. His firearms videos are very informative and comprehensive. An incredble wealth of knowledge. A number of them deal with cleaning and lubrication.
  20. Keep it away from my wife....
  21. @124gr9mm I shot you a PM. I'm heading to CR tomorrow morning most likely. Let me know if you'd like to meet up.
  22. Finding the right ammo will make a difference. Obviously technique is critical, but an expert shooter will be hampered by sub-optimal ammo. Bulk .223 gets me at best 2.5-3+" groups at 100yds. My gun liked 75gr hornady match ammo enough to shrink that to 1" groups. Moved to FGMM 69gr, down to sub .75". Give my rifle to someone who is really skilled, and I would love to see what it is capable of. I do these groups, then manage to screw up one shot and turn a .3" group into a 1.3" group or something equally annoying and embarassing. Make sure you load that bipod, make sure you are getting to the same spot on the gun consistently, and remember to focus on breathing; combine that with better ammo and youll see groups that make target 4s group look bad.
  23. Every year.... Type II Diabetic, gotta keep watch on eyes and feet....
  24. Obviously @Bully and I think outside the box. You should too!
  25. I have a 43. I can shoot it all day at the range.
  26. But seriously, I would get the 365 first. That pistol is cool.
  27. Out of those 2 choices, I would go with the Glock 43 first, then the Glock 19 Gen 5.
  28. http://howdovaccinescauseautism.com Some very good info right here.
  29. This explains how @Ray Ray got preggars
  30. I almost purchased a P320 but decided to grow my existing Glock 9mm collection instead. Was really interested in the P320 given it’s internals are the serialized part allowing for easy conversion to various other calibers and frame sizes, without the need for a P2P. So I recommend buying the 320 first.
  31. In Zeke's situation, it's just called a Prince Al (for short).
  32. 320 is readily available.... 365 still hard to come by.....
  33. Looking good! patience and practice
  34. Better ammo will net you better groups. If it’s a 10 twist, the 168 and 175 will work well. Learn to handload and really make that puppy shoot.
  35. I have used M16s, ARs, and M4s for 50 years. I have never used grease on them. 50 years ago the military was issuing LSA (a thick oil) which was replaced by Break Free CLP. They both work well although as someone else said somebody will come up with some wonder lube. The fact is if it works no harm done. When I lube any gun I put a few drops of lube and slop it around with a small brush (flux or paint brush) so it's shiny not dripping. I even put a thin coat on non-contact surfaces. I found this makes the gun bit easier to clean as the crap falls on lube instead of just metal. I put a wet coating of lube on contact points. Extra drippy lube on the cam pin. These will wear fast if not well lubed (especially with automatic fire). My favorite lube for the AR platform is Dri Slide I started using it about the same time I started using the M16. It's molydendum disulfide in a vehicle that evaporates leaving a black film over the part you've applied it to. You just squirt it on the part and in a few seconds the liquid vehicle evaporates. The best thing about it is nothing sticks to it. It doesnt wash off with water. If you drop the bolt in sand after squirting Dri Slide all over it a few shakes makes all the sand fall off. It's about $90 a gallon now but that will last most people years. During a year in Vietnam I used 2 cases of 12 4 oz cans and left a few cans when I went home. That included letting other guys use it at times, more than a few M60s, and my M16 got cleaned maybe a couple of times a day. It also worked pretty good freeing up rusted nuts and bolts. The only problem with it is if you use it to lube a carry gun you'll wind up with black stains (that don't wash out) on your clothes. On something like an AR where all the moving parts are enclosed you don't have that problem. It also is great for lubing motorcycle chains. The only firearm I use grease on is Garands and similar actions like a M14. That's because that's what they were designed to run on. I use Mobil 1 grease. I like the red color as it's easy to see on the part and when it gets dirty. It also doesn't thicken up in the cold. In this application you can get away using any kind of grease. Wheel bearing grease, silicon grease, bacon grease, ear wax, they all will work. Some better than others.
  36. I heard Murphy eliminated all Animal Cracker hunts in supermarkets that use plastic bags.
  37. There are no handgun sales without an effective nics check in the socialist people's republic of New Jermnay. Even for a family transfer you need a P2P which is a form of NICS check.
  38. Would be like making this an assault pencil.
  39. It looks like 2 ARs would fit.... Only one way to be sure.....

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