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Go big or go home. PORK ROLL! Six pounds!!!!

Yeeeeeaaaah Buddy!!! Anyone that buys 6 lbs if Pork Roll - Case, Trenton, Taylor’s, whatever - is a person of taste and a damn fine American! Anyone that gifts someone 6 lbs of Pork Roll is, as my buddy Drew says, “Bro as Fuck!”.

did someone say something? did someone try and chime in yet again with an oz of nickel knowledge? lol, boy how times have changed and how rounds go a flyin 4 20rounders and 2 30 rounders is max with mags loaded down a round was pretty common for Iraq patrol 2 kinds of patrols in iraq, foot and trucked, trucked carried 2-5k in magged reserve the stan was less with additional load out in the vees anything else anyone wants to know

Relax. This is Jersey. What could possibly go wrong?

There's no "pistol weight restriction" in free america. Only New Jerseystan.

I used to say, “I can’t appendix carry because I have a gut.” After believing this for a few years, and from living in a state where it’s nearly impossible to get a Concealed Carry Permit, I was almost fixated on “small of back” carry. On the few occasions when I could carry (out of state), I always carried in the 4:00 or 5:00 position, primarily for comfort reasons. I recently spoke to several other “heftier” gun owners (including a good friend who calls himself the “largest pound for pound firearms instructor in America”) and I received some recommendations on holsters and how to manage, particularly when you’ve got a beer gut rather than a 6 pack. After watching a few videos and testing with some of the holsters I already own, I came upon the Crossbreed Holsters Reckoning holster system. Crossbreed has always had a great reputation with their SuperTuck IWB holsters, but those always seemed on the large side for an IWB holster. The Reckoning holster seemed like a good compromise between size, comfort and conceal-ability. As I had recently picked up a new Glock 48, I figured I might as well try a new holster. I obtained the Reckoning holster system, along with the Accomplice mag carrier. The Glock fits in it perfectly, and the retention is great. The Reckoning holster is adjustable by tightening or loosening screws. After fitting it, I checked the Accomplice mag holder. Unfortunately, the mag holder is really set to hold a double-stack magazine, and while it’s adjustable, there are rubber spacers on the screws to keep it in shape, and I did not feel comfortable with removing them. I removed the Accomplice mag carrier instead. Left – Glock 48 Magazine Right – Glock 19 Magazine I adjusted the belt clips so that the holster rides lower on my body – this is a key factor for those of us with a bit of a belly. This way, the holster is comfortable when standing, and does not dig into you when you are sitting down. When wearing an undershirt, the holster fits nicely in the appendix position, and does not dig in. It conceals nicely without printing. Appendix Carry Carrying at the 4:00 position, you do need to be slightly more aware, as the magwell of my Glock tended to print ever so slightly. It may not be as prevalent with smaller guns, but the G48 is more of a compact size frame (albeit slim). 4:00 Carry Even if the magazines did fit properly in the Accomplice mag carrier, I do not think I would use it in either position – it adds too much to the size and footprint. If I were to carry more at the 5:00 or 6:00 position, it may be something I might look into, however, it’s still not really an optimal location to carry a magazine for how I practice carrying. After some adjustments and testing, I believe I may start actually carrying my G48 in the appendix position with the Crossbreed Reckoning holster. It’s more comfortable than I expected and I like the dual clip system. A single clip holster may be easier to use, but they do not fit me well and dig into my beer belly. After trying several different pairs of pants/shorts, the dual clip system did not interfere with my wardrobe at all. In conclusion, the Crossbreed Reckoning holster is an excellent choice and definitely lives up to the Crossbreed name.

Hello everyone. New, first time gun owner here. Well, awaiting my first gun delivery I should say. Just wanted to say hello and introduce myself.

Way back in the 90's we used to have this thing called a telephone. We'd open up this other thing, an off line hard copy database called the Yeller Pages. I know it's old technology, but it could save you a lot of time. You will probably have to use the inerwebs to get phone numbers though. The problem though, you will have to talk to people and ask questions by voice, another fading skill. If you find yourself having trouble, just pretend the person on the other end is Siri or Alexa.

plenty of instance in the sandbox of in excess of 1k rounds fired per squad individual in firefights. Not often but enough to qualify as 'may happen' you gotta remember, those patrols with 150-250 are on foot but on transport there is another 2k minimum magged and ready

It's more of a "torture test" to check function and reliability. Will you do it in a real life situation? Most likely, no. In an actual war? I personally can't say. A standard infantry soldier carries anywhere between 150-250 rounds generally. With supply it could be more. So with a standard rifle no. Squad machine gunner - sure. With adequate supply and a large enough battle sure.

I work at a NJ FFL and I have not rec'd any information about the new system. As soon as I get any info or see one of these E-permits, I will let y'all know.

In "actual war" you shoot whatever is necessary even if that means destroying a few barrels. The only limiting factor is the amount of ammo available/resupply and the limitations of the weapons system.

PeteF wins the internet today.

"Aimpoint AOC?" - Why would we try that? Lmao.... Only experience I had with her is giving her the American Wave... lol

Don't worry about your membership. It should be fine. I've been a gold member there since they opened. It seems that Anthony's partner is locked in a test of wills with his wife over a divorce settlement, and it has been holding up completion of the huge new addition for well over a year now. But the rest of the range is operating at full capacity, and remains a first-rate operation.

Displaced tex taking photos at his ranch. You go boy.

I like the 870 better but had to jump on this one when it popped up — at the asking price it was a no brainer

If you are not comfortable looking at used 870s, then just go with the new Mossberg rout. The older 870's, I think, are virtually indestructible, but any part you may need is readily available and usually not terribly expensive. They are very customizable too.

Taylor ham....I’m a Texan and I know better than that.

Only thing that matters is what the ATF will do when measuring the 26"

FPC>NRA I'll be giving them some more of my money.

True story: back in the early 90's I did on-call work for the IATSE stagehands union at the meadowlands and was lucky enough to get called in for the Van Halen show. I was assigned to unload the sound equipment truck and had the good fortune of being the one to unbox and setup Eddie's speaker cabs on stage. Sammy Hagar was hanging out pre-show with the crew the whole time back stage (he was very cool). I remember Eddie making a grand entrance right before show time as his limo pulled inside the arena and he got out of with Valerie. Here is the t-shirt we were all given to wear for the show:

Yup. And you'd better be able to account for *every* handgun on their list. Sell one out of state a few years ago? Better have the paperwork showing that, or your residence is going to get searched lovingly.

I don't know how they are doing it, but there is definitely an electronic register of any handguns acquired in NJ. If they issue a TRO and you have guns it lists the handguns in detail so the cops know what they are supposed to be confiscating. When I got mine a few years ago (TRO used as a divorce tactic) it listed all my handguns, but not any long guns. Fortunately, I had already lodged them all with gunsitters.

Correct! Note - it does not say “Ham” anywhere on there. It says Taylor PORK ROLL

I posted this before but I guess people can't believe their own eyes. I took this in in front of my place two years ago and it has not been altered!

Dark Storm Industries recently visited the range! In this video we do an interview and discuss the Dark Storm Industries Non-NFA Other Firearms in 5.56 and 9mm, along with their Post Ban DS-15 Lightning firearm. Dark Storm Industries, DSI, is a leader and is well known for making 50 State Compliant AR-15s. Dark Storm Industries, LLC. @Dark Storm Video premier at 3PM.

Nice video...it definitely peaked my interest...

What about the pineapple....er...beans? /s

Not quite. Anyway, so now the P2P data will be in a nice, searchable computer database. How convenient.