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I'd be more interested int he food grade buckets. They are a much bigger PITA to acquire at a reasonable price. Bags depends on price and distribution. There's really no advantage to haivng ot drive 50 miles to pick them up.

Is it really like a turing test when legitimate CS with call scripts fail it?

That was pretty much my reaction. More or less.. So.... to get your stuff back, you are going to have to shell out $60 for the usual permitting process, and another what? $50-60 for the transfer?

with the possible exception of -01, they won't do jack as a comp. They are horribly designed from a practical standpoint, including the -01. For NJ, I'd stay away from all of them.

FYI, with the STI magwell, 126mm mag tubes with the largest dawson +0 basepads works fine and lets you yank the mag out. They hold 15, so there is no real need for playing games.

Got one as a best man gift. Very annoying to open, even more annoying to dispose of the destroyed crate.

I have one. None of the quick detach hardware. Works well until turned 90 degrees. Then it has some issues. Still works better than anything else I have tried. There's a new top mount Caldwell that's detachable that supposedly works well and is about $30-40. C

Hey you left out that historically, white people also had other white people as slaves. So if it's all ancestor stuff, everyone can be aggrieved.

It depends. Since it says m4 contour barrel profile, that says to me 14.5" barrel with permanently attached muzzle device already on it. To modify that, you have to remove that, and put on a new one which is much more work than on a 16" barrel where rifles destined for free america have bits on the end that just unscrew. IF you know what you are doing, clocking it, drilling it, pinning it and welding it is maybe 20-30 minutes work plus parts.

It's texas. They don't really need a huge percentage of pissed off gun owners to generate the equivalent of the low orbit ion cannon for the austin PD's phone lines. They won't want reports going into 911, and you can't turn in folks by calling the po-po if the po-po keep taking down their main number rather than wanting to handle the poop tsunami captain stupid mouth sets loose.

The previous generation legacy to mine had head gasket issues due to cylinder 1 running lean. My gen tends to eat valve cover seals and main seals, runs hot, and has wheel bearings that eat themselvs. The current gen engine has lots of people griping that it magics away about a quart of oil every thousand miles. Add in that spark plug changes cost $500 because you have to partially drop the engine to do it. They get pricey.

And valve cover gaskets, and roll seals, and main seals, and..... I drive a Subaru legacy, and doubt I'll get another one. Maintenance is pricey, and there were a lot of engineered in problems. I'd lease one, the first 60k it was super low maintenance.

My $0.02 is that if you want to go to court, wives/husbands should be applying and getting rejected as well. Taking away a spouse and the right to protect yourself and your kids? I honestly don't think it will help, but they'll probably buy some plaintiffs off with permits.

Only if the gun is gravity fed from a hopper, then yes, it would be.

Nah, those dedicated to walking dead spoilers noted that her apartment was put back on the market about half way through filming. I don't think she'll be on set.

That being said, it's perfectly legal to distill ethanol fuel, and they sell kits to do so. Just saying.

It's like someone turned dad up to eleven, he ordered everything out of the classifieds in the back of a 1989 issue of guns and ammo that didn't require an ffl be involved, and he went to work rebuilding society in the basement.

Hate to break it to you, but those were all over the place well before the minimum wage hike.

Beretta spent a lot of money taking them to court over it after getting shafted on the neos.

No the price on the sign is the discounted price I believe. It says regularly $60 something in small type.

Ok so you go to training. What will they do about that? Last time I bought a gun I got a notification about the law four times. One of which was a sheet of paper stating I understood that it is against the law to leave a firearm accessible by minors and a line to sign it. Training is going to do what? State it a fifth time? It's a crap argument.

There's really only one maker of them left that sells directly to end users. For a bolt action, they can be a net positive letting you get what would be an 11-13lb gun without optics down to 6-7lbs, and the usage pattern doesn't work against the material. With an ar barrel, they take off less metal, and rapid fire is more common. Carbon fiber conducts heat well. Carbon fiber in epoxy sucks at the job. Between heat and uv, I wouldn't expect great durability. Historically with previous makers (one of which was bougt to form the current maker), the main issue was delamination. I did a lot of research on them when I was considering one for a build. My take away was that they were no more accurate than normal construction, and you had to be prepared for bench rest type economics. I.e. Be prepared to shell out $700+ for a barrel you shouldn't expect more than 3-4k rounds for a lifespan from. It's an expensive option, and that price isn't just what's on the price tag. If a $4k ar sounds like chump change to you, why not. If a $2k at sounds expensive to you, spend that cash on something other than a cf wrapped barrel.

Taylor ham is NOT the manufacturer. Taylor is. The product used to be called Taylor's ham. Competitors and the man thought that was deceptive, so it is now pork roll like the other guys. I grew up using the two terms interchangeably, but stopped due to the fact asking for a Taylor ham sandwich of various sorts got me Canadian bacon instead. Pork roll gets me what I want so pork roll it is.

Actually you can. It was designed during the federal ban. It comes with a push button and a screw setup. You pick which is legally appropriate. It needs tools, but you can reposition.

You left of pistol and intermediate for gas system length.