ChrisJM981

Thank you for taking the time to answer questions. I hope another Q&A session in NJ will be coming soon.

Ask Deerslayer. That's what he does for a living.

You could always put on a polymer stock to cut down the weight. That walnut is gorgeous though.

I think the problem you're going to encounter is that despite it being legal, FFL holders are either ignorant of the law or unwilling to order what they think is a grey area firearm. On that note, PM me if you find a FFL or shop willing to order/sell/transfer one, as I want one!

If I could I'd be out of this state. Unfortunately, Christie passed a residency requirement and I'm stuck here for now. I'd love to live in America and not pay out the ass in taxes to subsidize other districts.

Signed

PAFOA must be having a party.

Buy a Saiga or VEPR and convert it, or pony up and buy an Arsenal AK.

They moved the mag release, which was in the middle of the grip on the 22A. More than a few times the mag would get released by accident when shot by someone unfamiliar with its location.

I think I paid $475 for my 5.56 Saiga with 750 rounds of ammo. I might want to change out the Tapco furniture.

I know that selling to an out of state resident requires a handgun to go to a FFL in the purchaser's home state. Can I drive the firearm to the FFL in another state (example PA)?

Midwest Industries SS 12" rail 16" barrel with Battle Comp 1.5 compensator Ace Skeleton stock Hogue pistol grip Troy rear DOA BUIS, front Troy folding sight Optic is Primary Arms, but has been replace with Aimpoiint PRO Geiselle SSA-E trigger I do like BCM rifles.

I have a piece that makes it a fixed magazine, regardless of if the action is open or not. I'm not enthralled with the design though.

Waiting on a response from them. They claim that their product complies with NJ law...

I've been tinkering with this idea in my head for a while. My thought is to bypass weight and go with a fixed magazine that would be loaded by breaking open the lower and upper.

Donations guarantee favorable press? At first I was enthusiastic about their case. Having hired attorneys that filed briefs with more typos than the Pro se Sappa filings does not bode well for the Po6's chances unless they pick up some big league legal representation.

Use the factory one and sell the aftermarket one, or hold onto it and swap it out after 5000 rounds or so.

One day...

I had one break on what I believe was a police trade in. No idea the round count or any abuse it may have suffered. The polymer end sheared off, and it was replaced with a Jager Products guide rod.

I almost peed myself.

I'll stop by at Split Rock. I'm meeting up with some guys from work, so I'll bring them by as well.

500 rounds of PMC for $240? No thanks.

So a sight with a prism instead of a reflex will address the astigmatism comet trail issue? I can't shoot accurately with my Aimpoint PRO if the brightness is turned up.

We are our own worst enemies. Why don't we call the firearms unit 15,000,000 times and ask until it gets reversed after the wrong person answers the phone. I can't wait to get out of this state.

I'd like some 37mm HE rounds, please.