Tom609

It's best not to discuss stuff like this since it could become a note in your medical file, which too many companies have access to.

No problem when I went through inspection in Burlington county a few weeks ago.

While my iPhone has a lot of sensitive data stored on it, much more is stored in my head. Should I be compelled to share all that I know?

I ride. Not like those that seem to piss most of you off. As Alan553 said, don't take your frustrations out on those of us that obey the laws. It irks me too when I see jerks on bikes. They ruin it for everyone, as displayed here. Please don't use the broad brush. Hey, we're just like you,...only in spandex

Good news.

My neck of the woods and I'll be keeping an eye out and fingers crossed.

Hmmm, something to check...thanks.

This makes the most sense. Between the car and the truck, keeping the tanks near filled gives me 35 - 40 gallons of fresh gas on hand in an emergency. All I need is a long length of clear tubing and I'm in business.

I think they were around 75 for front and rear. Front post was just one screw and the rear sight mounts on the rail. The whole thing took me about five minutes to install.

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Sorry for the dupl posts. Computer going wacky!

The pistol range is completed, but still needs to get inspected and approved by Delran Twp. Codes. From what I've heard, they plan to have it open in February.

I successfully completed the change today. There was no way I was getting that castle nut off without an AR stock wrench and I picked one up on ebay for $7. The nut was pinned, but I used a small drill bit to remove some of the punch and the wrench did the rest. From that point on it took 2 minutes to make the changeover. It has a much more comfortable cheek weld and I can't wait to check it out this weekend. Thanks again for all the help.

Yes, I've looked at what's available on Youtube. Good tip. Thanks.

Thanks, Jack.

Yes, as Jack said. The new buffer tube is significantly longer than the stock one. You definitely can't use the same one. It looks like the Magpul should easily go on, but I'm hung up getting the old stock one off. The castle nut is staked and I don't have an AR tool. Since I won't be using the old stock, will I need to worry about buggering up the Castle nut using regular tools? When doing a search, there is also mention that you have to drill out and unpin the fixed stock to get it off. It would seem that once I get the nut off the whole thing should unscrew from the receiver, shouldn't it?

Thanks for all the suggestions. I ended up ordering the stock and kit from Brownells as Mosin Fan suggested. I checked out youtube and it doesn't seem too difficult to swap them out. I'll check back if I have any problems, but hopefully I'll have it installed and ready to try out this weekend. I appreciate all the help.

Thanks for the quick replies. The one at Brownells looks like it would do the trick. 89 doesn't sound bad for the whole kit. I'll have to check YouTube for visuals on how to do it. Thanks again.

This would be my first update on a stock Sport. Has anyone done this with their Sport? Do I need any special tools? Would I be able to use the existing buffer, etc? If there are any links you could recommend I'd appreciate it. Thanks!

From the article... Earlier Friday, gun control advocate Bryan Miller took a disabled .50-caliber sniper rifle to the Statehouse to demonstrate its destructive capacity. "These are military weapons designed and manufactured to destroy material targets such as chemical plants, refineries, chemical and rail tanks and passenger aircraft, targets that abound in New Jersey," he said. "A potential attack with a .50-caliber weapon could have a catastrophic environmental impact in the Garden State."

I read in the iBurlington County Times this morning that Brian Miller brought a "non functioning" 50 cal. Rifle to the state house yesterday to demonstrate some asinine point. Can anyone confirm this? I would like to know what charges he now faces.

Note to self,...fight the urge to wear camo when testifying at a legislative hearing in Trenton where cameras will be present.

I just finished a little Acid Blondie reading this and really like the Tabak Especiale Robusto with a hint of coffee flavor. The Vega are a good inexpensive smoke too. I don't know what I enjoy more when going to the range...shooting or the cigar.

Try here... http://www.everlastsheds.com/contact.html I just bought one recently and I'm very satisfied. I had them build it, but the kits are available. Cost to build it added $235. Definitely worth it.