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Because they have the 7th outstanding and the 4th outstanding. The 4th circuit decision is a close parallel to the 3rd. They can wait out the news cycle and take one later. The 3rd is also coming up one way or the other. Which could also mean that by delaying it, they can base decision on a broad swath of arguments. It could also be as that wile e is right and they don't view them as being at odds. If that is so, likely Ill will implement something like NY and NJ, and they can go fishing back to the 7th circuit.

I read this as.. the law sucks, we wanted to change it, they won't, we wanted to use officer discretion, and now they are saying they are trying to eliminate any leeway we have, and thus we are afraid we will be shot by people who hate the law makers. It's tough times timmy, buckle up for the ride. It isn't going to be fun from the other side either. The administration isn't going to let you play the middle, you will have to pick sides.

Wolf .223 has been boxer primed. You actually can reload it. Heck, you can reload Brendan pined cases if you want. I actually have an old manual with some how to advice on reliading in hard times and what you can and can't get away with.

They are different arguments. Heck, if it was about fees like Big Hayden said, it could be that the nature of the argument imperiled things like the excise tax. Or it could just be that the anti's liked the lower court decision and not enough pros liked the argument presented to them so they took a pass. It can even be that they are declining to hear it NOW due to the current climate in the media and may hear it later.

They don't know. They ask for employer, I give it. They ask for address, I give them the address they can mail stuff to me at work.

They also have no idea what to do with it. When I was a kid the cop we bought the house form left a bunch of .223 and osme magazines there. My mom was all bent out of shape about it and wanted them gone. Getting the police to show up and take it was a huge PITA.

and they're gone.

Everyone is in squad 1. It's to deal with a small bit of stupid in the scoring program where it won't export if the squad is zero because it claims EZ winsocre own't take kindly to that (it is fine with squad zero) while simultaneously defaulting to squad zero. 66 slots taken. BTW, we need builders. I have stages, but one designer won't make it, and another may not make it.

No fillibuster. They got enough votes to prevent it. as for explanations on why the Rs who voted that way did, you have several saying they want the debate because they want the 2a to clearly win and this BS to clearly lose. Translation: They are counting on the house to do the dirty work, and with 45% of households having guns, want the grabbers on record as trying to screw those households over. Not a one could give a crap about right and wrong, it's about campaigning.

Or worse, she was told that the kid needed to be medicated or she'd have to start home schooling.

I've been called to provide correct info to replace bad info. The call was from the FFL though, not NJSP. The FFL got the call from the government that his paperwork had issues he needed to resolve.

Yeah, free it is not.

Then you have a great misconception about the state of gunsmithing in nj.

Not the ones I have met. They have been social workers with the right certificates to be allowed to offer counseling. Pretty much the lowest rent version of head shrinking.

Dude seriously. You can do basic math. Go look at some of the powder companies' load data, then go look at the websites. 7000 grains = 1lb. Prices weren't constant before, and they are all sorts of out of whack now. I child tell you that I'm reloading my plunking ammo at $0.18 a round but it doesn't mean jack if I got my supplies 4 years ago and prices are never going back there. There are no guarantees it will cost less than what it does now.

There is a bright side to forcing renewals with a cost to the permit holder. Currently, if you want to have an argument about constitutionality in the courts, you have trouble forming a class or finding an individual without them already breaking the law. New law that affects all of us means one can attempt to form a class and challenge the constitutionality.

Different builds, different technique. I'm tall. If I shoot a bladed stance I can do nose to charging handle with a stock about 3" longer than an a2. With a more squared off stance, an a1 size works perfect for me.

Got frog lube, was psyched for the wax/grease. Corrosion protection was poor. Way worse than break free clp. Worked ok on pistols as a lube, not as well on the ARs. Very disappointed. The 'it has to be baked in' thing is a load of bull. Applying to a warm surface might get you easier clean up (might), but it protects worth beans, and it sure as heck doesn't keep it slippery. I've got a bunch of lubes. Currently I'm using fp-10 which is nicer than the break free as a lube and protectant. It doesn't clean so hot, so I use a separate solvent. I also use slide glide for some things. It is a good grease but is not for external surfaces. Militec is absolute crap. I swear it actively causes corrosion. It definitely separates from the carrier if you look at it funny. Google it to see other people's bad experiences. I got a free sample and frankly would like some money back.

The battle arms ambi is really nice with the right options. I've got their hybrid on the weak hand side on a couple rifles. Given a budget and if something had to go, I could live without the ambi safety. There are multiple ways to get around it.

I'd contact and check, but at 4.75" and 24 oz, this sucker might have you covered. http://custommuzzlebrakes.com/#!/~/product/category=2932347&id=16658131 of course if you spec it out ready to rock and roll, it's also over $200. So... You are going to be limited by the fact that most muzzle brakes are designed to fit into a 1"x3" envelope form muzzle crown to front of the brake. You'll have to look at the ones pushing the envelope to see if you get 2.5" after the crown. SJC titan is 3.5" so take off about 3/4" for threads, that's 2.75" left. It's loud but effective and not super heavy. benny hill rolling thunder is also 3.5" long, so the same math might apply.

why would you take them out? Stop doing that, it's a waste of time.

EAR soft blasts. 33db nrr, soft and comfy. I've been using them for years. Although the last time I bought a case it was the non-blast version, and they are a bit softer which is a PITA, no idea if that extends to the whole line. It beats the competition that are too firm. If you want to try stuff, Rite-aid (at least the one I go to), has a surprising selection of disposables.

When I was in school we had the counselors in for a kid who committed suicide that was on my bus. He did so on school property. Lots of kids needed to talk about it, and they did, but not to the counselors. I know of exactly one person who did, why she did, and they were of ZERO help. At least they didn't make things worse. They are worse than substitute teachers (aome of them actually give a crap but are limited by the nature of the job), and possibly on par with public defenders. As a group, they aren't very good at what they do, which is why that's the format they conduct their profession in. Heck, maybe I'm being unfair. It's not like I met any head shrinker that was good for much of anything other than maybe being a bit better at pretending that your BS wasn't boring and unimportant to them than the next guy was or stating the totally obvious in case you missed it. Maybe it has gotten better since the late 80s early 90s, but I doubt it.

You can feel the difference with the coating, especially if you are going to change out the springs. Mostly what you are paying for is a variation in pull that ranges about 0.75lbs amongst random samples as opposed to the 4lb range I've found with you "whatever came with the LPK" triggers. It's still not a GOOD trigger. I have an ACT with swapped out springs in one rifle for those scared of the lighter triggers in my other ones. it's about 4.5lbs with somee creep that is smoothed out by the coating, and is pretty serviceable without guests finding it scary.

Also keep in mind, electronic book keeping of a lot of stuf for BATFE has only recently become allowed. Filling things out manually and storing them on paper offers upa lot more opportunities for error and destruction than electronic forms with proper back ups.