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that's not Donnie's fault the reality is we should have a flat tax, everyone has same skin in the game

https://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/atf-suffers-rare-court-loss-in-ohio-short-barrel-rifle-prosecution/ There is some good information in there. Specifically,

Not because of Trump but because of Murphy and Sweeney.

It didn't get to him but you blame him?

It will never get to his desk. Not even if we had the house too. And just say it did, States such as NJ, NY, etc, will cry States rights, bla, bla, bla, something, something, and tie it up in courts for years. You are never going to be able to carry in NJ, accept that fact.

Hi neighbor! I’m in Basking Ridge I’m a member of SCFGPA and it does the job but there are other choices that aren’t too far

Welcome to the club! You're not too far from a good private range in Bridgewater. They just completed a massive renovation, and they are accepting members. SCFGPA

Howdy, and welcome to NJGF.

Lets have a poll tax, again. Maybe Murphy can organize it like pistol permits with similar fees. Oh, and lets have a background check for every voter at the time of voting.

You can still get US Law Shield in NJ.

so where are the liberal lawyers to defend our rights? lol

See:

For Sale is my Savage BA-10 Stealth in 308. Includes 2x 10RD detachable mags. All other accessories are negotiable. Rifle shoots reliable MOA with Federal GM. Base price on the Rifle is $750 OBO. + what ever accessories / upgrade you want. Scopes are: Burris 5-25 35MM tube IOR Valdada 4x14 30mm Tube Stock attached now is Magpul Original stock is on the table let me know if you have any questions. Pick up at FFL North/central NJ

This statement displays you have little understanding of how politics works. Trump spent his first two years getting the Republican establishment accepting him THE WORLD IS NOT THERE TO PLEASE SNIPER!!! Trump will show his colors in his 2nd term. A POTUS can't go all out in the first term. He has to worry about the 2nd term. When that comes, he can do what he wants.

You are correct. So many people here don't know how government works according to the COTUS.

Part of my job for the last 25 years has been hiring contractors for all sorts of projects. I've hired hundreds and hundreds of them. My advice: Find someone your neighbor or friend liked working with. Finding a quality contractor is the most important thing. Get 3 quotes. Throw out any that are low enough to worry you and any that are high enough to worry you. If all three are in the same neighborhood, you can trust the prices are good. Don't worry about the nuisances. Don't worry if the contractor thinks it's 150' vs. 120'. There is some number he needs to make to make your project worth his time. Doesn't matter how he gets to that price. You don't know how he's calculating workman's comp, equipment rental, benefits time, liability insurance, or 100 other things that are priced into your job. Worrying about 30' of edging misses 99.999% of what went into your quote.

I would not hesitate to use that for pistol ammo. Once you get it set up, and work out it's peculiarities, I bet it will serve you well.

I bought one of these along with a bunch of accessories and it just sits and collects dust. I will stick with my Dillon presses. The Hornady LNL I have required too much efforts to keep it running smoothly. There was always something out of adjustment. It is sturdy and well built but doesn't work for me. I like simple. Maybe I didn't give it enough of a chance. I may set it back up now that I have a proper dedicated reloading room.

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I’m all for the push for it. If only to force the anti-gun crowd to play defense for once

Aguila's reputation for stinky ammo comes from the brands use of Eley Tenex primer in their 22lr ammo. The "cat piss" odor is pervasive at every top level 22lr match around the world. Eley primer is considered the most reliable and most consistent. Most folks that shoot 22lr are not familiar with the odor because most folks are not willing to pay $20-$30 ( in normal times) for 50 rounds of match grade 22. The use of Eley primer is not to say that all Aguila is match grade, but it is very reliable. Mexicans take their 22lr ammo very seriously, as they do with shotgun ammo, because that is typically all they are allowed to own south of the border.

Back to the original question: I have one, have had it for a couple of years. I like it, I don't regret buying it, and I have fun shooting it. Come out to a shotgun shoot and you'll likely see me shooting clays with it. It is *NOT* my choice for a HD weapon. Yes, it's compact and light, yes it's got impressive ammo capacity (14 rds if using "normal" shells, 20+ if using mini shells). There's a downside to each of those attributes. Because it's so short, the muzzle end is essentially even with your support hand at the end of the pump motion. That's dangerous. You have to ensure you have a SOLID forward grip or loop. You can find stories of people shooting their support hand accidentally with the KSG. Because it's light, perceived recoil is much stouter. I tried some turkey loads in it once. ONCE. Not pleasant. Depending on your body mass you may find that 00 buckshot rings your bell considerably more than a larger shotgun. 14 shotshell capacity is a lot, but it comes with the price of multiple magazine tube administration. There are 2 separate magazine tubes. You have to switch between them. If you run one tube dry, you have to switch to the other tube *BEFORE* you eject the last shell from the first tube, or else you're going to get a "click" the next time you pull the trigger. If (heaven forbid) you get into a situation where you have to fire more than 7 rounds under duress are you going to remember to hit that tube switch immediately after firing, and before ejecting, round #7? Oh BTW, that magazine tube switch has a "neutral" position that doesn't allow *EITHER* of the tubes to dispense shells. Yup, you guessed it, the neutral position is in the middle of the left and right tube positions. Hope the switch doesn't ever get set there accidentally when you don't want it to be. The ejection port and the magazine tube heads are in the same space at the bottom of the gun. It is quite difficult to load a shell into a tube while keeping the gun in a firing posture; to do so, you not only have to push a shell upwards into the bottom of the gun at an awkward vertical angle, but you also have to angle it horizontally to the left or right to go into the correct tube (unless you ran both tubes empty). Do you remember which tube you were firing from? Got to load to that same tube... I've given up trying to load the KSG while shouldered - I flip it upside down to load it, and loading is much slower compared to a conventional shotgun. Another annoyance is the shell keepers at the mouth of each magazine tube - they have a sharp corner that tends to catch and grab the fabric of glove fingers when I wear gloves.

I got the jetboil as a gift and really like it but I always buy MSR equipment because they make great stuff and are a really good company. I got a free pair of snow shoes for my daughter but all the straps were dry rotted. I called to get a replacement. The girl that helped me said normally it would be 18 bucks for new straps but "kids are awesome and need to get outside so I'm sending them for free" Her sending me 18 bucks worth of straps now gained a customer for life so I went out and bought MSR snow shoes for my wife and I and they weren't cheap.

M&P Shield 2.0 and Sig P239 Soon, this will be a reality.

and just personally, there is NO CHANCE IN HELL am I risking taking a home build Non-NFA to NJ... and would only take my Troy or DSI with a copy of the letter in the case and on my front seat.

@0Jeep4 Scenario... You are a public range shooting this and an LEO comes up to you asking you, "what is this? It has a pistol brace, and very short, you must have broken the law, you can't have this in NJ." Now go ahead and explain to him EXACTLY why the gun IS legal without pissing your pants and stuttering. "But..but.. but.... They sell these, there are Troys, DSI and MM on the shelf.:" "And where does it say "Troy, DSI, MM on your gun?" People comfortable with guns and the law and know EXACTLY why these guns are legal and WANT the attention... should build one to save a few bucks or get what they want. BUT... what percentage of people are actually comfortable enough to have that conversation? And what percentage of people WILL screw up the OAL, or put an AFG or a hand stop instead of a VFG, or will order a STOCK instead of a pistol brace? People not immersed... SHOULD NOT be going out there and meddling in muddy waters, especially when we know the intent and that NJSP wants you to BUY a complete rifle versus building your own. Unless you want a cheap $500 build to mess around, the $300 price difference is well worth having a letter and far less liability in my opinion, especially if you have ANYTHING to lose. You build your own = you are 100% responsible. You BUY yours = You were sold by FFL/Distributors/Manufacturers and of course the NJSP saying your gun is OKAY! Bottom line, what I am saying is BUILD YOUR AR RIFLE... as no one is going to bat an eyelash... but Non-NFAs gather a lot of attention... unless you want that attention, it's not worth taking on more risk.