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My first Muscle car was a 1977 TransAm 6.6L 4spd. Learned stick on a 67 Roadrunner 440 6 pack. Nowadays I downsized to this.....

That looks like the "Stacey Abrams Model" Plant one asscheek on each seat and shit on the people behind you.

You’re so naughty.

FYI: As per federal law: • If it has a barrel under 16”, a brace instead of a stock, and it is under 26” overall length - it is a pistol* and does not require a stamp. As described, your gun manufactured by Radical would be illegal in NJ. • If it has a barrel under 16”, a VFG, a brace, and it is over 26” overall length it is an “Other” or “Firearm” and does not require a stamp. • If it has a barrel under 16”, a VFG, a brace, and it is under 26” overall length it is an AOW and requires a stamp. • If it has a barrel under 16”, and a stock, it is an SBR and requires a stamp. Welcome to the wonderful and confusing world of AR pattern carbines! *note: A pistol can not have a VFG by law, that makes it an AOW which requires a stamp. You can put a handstop (like the Magpul AFG) on a pistol however.

That’s what she said.

contact this guy. I know him personally and he is the real deal. True American warrior. https://www.ammogarand.com/aboutus.html

Oh man that's brilliant. I need to do that from now on.

I serviced my snowblower AND generator this past weekend. Which is why I fall into the "1 - 2" snow" band on that map.

The dot is not in the same spot as the irons. It’s easy to lose the dot under recoil until you learn to track it properly. Also, when you put the gun out there on a draw, when you transition to multiple targets, when you shoot on the move, you tend to lose the dot in the window in the beginning. Remember, on a rifle, you have a cheek weld that lines your head up behind the optic. On a pistol you only have 2 points of contact, with no cheek weld. You don’t have that reference point for your head to line up behind the optic and center the dot in the window. You will initially be slower, and it feels like taking a step backwards. You are breaking a habit - and it’s not necessarily a bad habit, just procedural memory that is just a bit “off” for the dot, but still works perfectly for irons. You have to override every bit of training/practice you have ever done with a pistol previously. Don’t misinterpret - it’s completely worth it, it just takes work. Recipe for success with a RDS on a pistol: 1) Get quality training early in the transition period 2) Practice 3) Improve 4) Be safe

Having had 4x4s for a while now, I've definitely found that it's all about the traction.

My understanding is that if these <16" barrel, >50oz. weight firearms DO NOT have a forward grip, they are considered Short Barreled Rifles (SBR) and are subject to a $200 Federal Tax Stamp (something not available to NJ civilians) Where are you from, Bones, and in what state did you buy them?

I did

NJ will never loosen up the carry permit laws unless they are forced to. If the Democrats pack the SCOTUS there won't be a chance to change things for at least 30 years. There is a chance with the present court.

I have found it also varies gun to gun. I can seat all but one of my hexmags with 10 rounds and a closed bolt. A friend's Stag won't seat a hexmag at all regardless of the number of rounds or bolt position.

There are a couple of ways of doing it... If you both go to the FFL at the start and the FFL is willing to hold the gun you can do as you described. The down side is that if it is a handgun and the buyer's BG check fails, you need a pistol permit to get your gun back from the FFL as he will have had to enter it in his bound book. The seller could take the gun home again and meet at the FFL after the BG check is approved. What I have done recently is I went to the FFL alone and filled in the paperwork. After it came back approved (after a few days at current turnaround times) the seller met me at the FFL to finish the transfer paperwork and the FFL entered it in his book at that time and then immediately transferred it to me. This way the seller does not have to go twice and does not risk losing possession if the sale does not go through. This works because the BG check can be done without all the details of the gun (make, model serial #, etc.), just whether handgun or shotgun/rifle and the quantity.