ChrisJM981

http://www.hogueinc.com/tacrifles/ak47 My preference for a grip. As far as a rifle, I'd pay a little more and get a VEPR AK in 7.62x39 with the 16" barrel. Also comes in 20" & 23". It really depends on how much you're looking to spend, but the VEPR is a heavier receiver, and a much better rifle in my humble opinion. I'd ask GlennP. He's my NJ go-to guy for all things AK.

These are the kinds of people that should be locked up. Not the guy with an unloaded cased handgun in his trunk that a prosecutor hammered with 7 years in prison. That's what he's talking about. The guy transporting his handgun legally within the state's laws went to jail for 7 years. They guy who was about to rob a store and handcuff everyone gets a plea deal. It's BS.

was this his badge?

My condolences to the family of the victim, the RTSP family, and to those that had to witness the event.

If you're moving out of state, why not save the money and buy a Saiga 12?

I was at the Renaissance Faire in Tuxedo Park, NY today. I definitely would have liked to have brought my baby daughter. She loves the woof woofs.

I went today after my membership lapsed a year and a half ago. I was glad to see new concrete poured for the pistol range as well as the 300 yd range. The steel targets at the 100 yd line for rifle and 25 yd(?) for pistol are a welcome addition. The range was empty. I wish I had more free time to shoot. It was a pleasurable experience. I was there for a shooting into the berm without paper incident. Not sure if it was the same one as Mark. We were emptying our mags instead of unloading them after taking down our targets. I was busting Dave's balls about the rate of fire at which it was done that drew attention to us. We would have gotten away with it!

Congrats to both of you!!!!!

I have the Aimpoint PRO. Hopefully I can find a good ophthalmologist to make the dot clear. Glasses are cheaper than an ACOG.

So did this explode before it even took off?

Do they complain about Desert Eagles with the Star of David on it? Edit: Nevermind. That's not a production piece.

M&P 22 and Walther PPQ 22 are worth taking a look at as well. I love my S&W 22A, however it can be difficult to manipulate the "slide". Only the rear section of the pistol moves, which can make it slightly difficult to manipulate. I find I have to pinch it with my index finger and thumb to load.

I have the impact sport, which have a nrr rating of 22. They're fine outdoors, but indoors I usually wear plugs underneath. Depending where you shoot, you might have someone shooting rifle, shotgun, or hand cannon next to you. As Midwest already stated, hearing loss is permanent.

Primary Arms for $192 is a great price. I think I paid 230.

Going up is a lot more difficult than going down. Depending on the cost of the safe it might be best to leave it. I've seen services that move safes, but I'm not sure of the cost.

I like the 6-9" swivel bi-pod with the notched legs. That would work well on my S&W 15-22.

Glad it went well. Don't forget to bolt it to the floor. I hope you don't plan on moving anytime soon.

Wooden benches have a tendency to grab the bi-pod, so making a slight adjustment requires you to lift the rifle and reposition, otherwise you're fighting the tension(for lack of a better term) created when you twist the rifle. Like said above, it's a pain in the ass.

Sandbag rest. Stationary bi-pod is a pain. I haven't tried one that swivels, but I assume a tiny flinch might throw off your shot.

Buy once, cry once and have it shipped to your FFL that will modify to make it NJ legal.

Ruger LCR in 9mm. http://www.gunsandammo.com/first-look/first-look-ruger-lcr-9mm-revolver/ Or a Walther PPQ M1.

Well, does that address the possibility of Kane blackmailing witnesses, and give them no reason not to talk, or discredit all of them? I wonder what the judge's intention was.

I don't believe in arbitrary limits. We have enough of that crap with magazine capacity and evil features. Don't expect them to go after FA only. I'm sure it will include temporary transfer to anyone under age x.

Made an 800 point recovery as of right now. Still down about 200 points.

Lead character was on a few shows on major networks. He was a medevac helicopter pilot on one. It's called character development. It started picking at the end. It will certainly show society devolving rapidly, the erosion of constitutional rights, and the need for the Second Amendment.