ChrisJM981

Depends on the rifle. If it's a semiauto with a detachable magazine and a pistol grip, it needs to be permanently attached. If it's an M1A without a PG then you can have a threaded barrel.

For that you need the napalm mix. https://throwflame.com/products/napalm-mix-fuel-gelling-agents/

Get a VEPR 12 and call it a day.

My internet constantly shits out with "Optimum Offline". I need to call and see if they can match the Fios deal I got in the mail or I'm dropping them. All fees included I'm looking at $50 more a month for Optimum.

http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2017/01/20/fostech-origin-12-firearm-new-finishes-shot-2017/ Legal? It's not a shotgun or an AOW.

Does this mean there will be a fire sale on M9A3 pistols?

For .22lr, nothing will beat this loader: https://www.amazon.com/McFadden-Machine-Ultimate-Clip-Loader/dp/B004YF931Y

I met him at a shotgun shoot. He's probably one of the most pro-gun cops I know.

I bought a carry gun to shoot IDPA, and to carry when in PA. If I were to carry in NJ, I wouldn't announce it, as I'm not a LEO.

627 V-Comp? Just saw it in the post above If I get a wheelgun....

Beautiful rifle. Great history as well. I'm curious on the quality from these guys: https://www.creedmoorsports.com/product/M82-Scoped-1903-A4-Sniper-Rifle-With-Criterion-Barrel/centerfire-rifles I looked at the Gibbs rifles, but read there are issues with the barrels, scope, and stock here: http://www.scout.com/military/snipers-hide/forums/5516-vintage/13915920-gibbs-1903-a4-sniper-rifle

What color are you painting the walls? If they're going to be white, you might need to prime and add a coat or two. They were supposed to prime my walls then add 2 coats. I think it wound up being 1 coat and having another painter sent by the contractor after the first set was told not to come back. Oh, and we used the Valspar Reserve paint. It looks okay. It serves it's purpose for being washable though. After a few incidents of having to scrub crayon off the wall, we switched to washable crayons, and now it wipes off the latex paint with a paper towel and water.

Don't forget pimps in purple suits & Willy Wonka.

Wow. Who makes that one? Edit: Saw the link above. Is that built on an original receiver?

Volquartsen makes a target grip. https://www.volquartsen.com/tags/11-grips,52-sw-22-victory

Since you have big hands avoid the Walther P22, as it is tiny. Stick with a new gun. .22lr pistols aren't expensive, and it eliminates the chance of someone tinkering with it. If you go Ruger, get the Mark IV. The II and III are notorious for being difficult to disassemble. Check reviews about the IV on YouTube and every one should mention it. Since you want an American gun I'd recommend the Mark IV or S&W Victory. See which one fits your hands better. I'm guessing it will be rhe Mark IV.

Sorry for your loss. Going through a similar situation myself.

Gotcha. Would a shooter's cut resolve that issue?

Frank, save up a few more pennies and have a cerakote wood grain finish applied.

Use a shorter stock with a plate carrier. Ace skeleton stock entry length for example (ARFX-E).

RayRay sent his Charter Arms revolver back 3 times for repair due to the same problem (I cant recall what it was). Big NO to Charter Arms. I don't own any wheel guns yet, but first will be a S&W. Love the quality and I had a great customer service experience with my S&W 22A.

Why I don't milsurp: -I can't own a M1 carbine in NJ. -Ammo can be costly and difficult to locate. -The ones I want and can legally own I really can't afford: SVT 40 Garand M1D 1903A4

Go to Fios main page and look for any promotional rates. Check the cable provider in your area for their deals. Call and ask for the retention dept. Tell them you're happy with the service, but it's too expensive to keep. I can get similar service from xyz Cable for $xx.xx a month. See if they bite. I'm probably making the same call today.

Can I use that with Fios or the cable company?

Do you have Fios in the area? You can either switch or use the competition to negotiate with Comcast.