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lunker

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  1. There are no shortage of good Youtube videos that show exactly how to do this. That is how I did mine. Took me 1/2 hour. The trigger difference was night and day.
  2. +1. Except for the permits. Where I am moving they sneer at infringements like that.
  3. I have a set of Dillon dies and a 550B caliber conversion kit in 45ACP for sale if anyone is interested. Very lightly used. Also a Lee Factory crimp.die in 45ACP. Like New. Pm me if interested.
  4. Bloomturd sent agents to gunshops all over PA and sued a bunch of them because guns bought at them ultimately ended up being recovered in NYC crimes. Dunkelburger's settled instead of fighting. Part of the settlement is that a record of each sale be sent to NYC. Others can correct me on the specifics, but I believe that is a fair summary of the events.
  5. I believe extra paperwork, you are videotaped and it's sent to NYC, as part of settlement with Bloomfuck.
  6. lunker replied to 7-3-2's topic in Shotguns
    Winchester has the smoothest action of any of them. I think Ithaca is a close second, but that is because I'm a fanboy.
  7. That is a top-of-the-line gun. Unless you are looking for some special application (DMR, etc), I don't see you finding something better than DD, BCM notwithstanding.
  8. lunker replied to a post in a topic in Introductions
    No brainer. Collins!
  9. The only downside to Bullseye (especially for the novice reloader) is that it is such a fast powder that you can double or triple fill a case without it overflowing if you'e not paying close attention. I prefer slightly slower powders where a double charge would cause a case overflow.
  10. He's a gem alright. Sayreville Sportsman just like the old Harley of Edison when it was actually on route 1. I look there and buy elsewhere, due entirely to staff/ownership attitudes.
  11. Google "Heggis Flip". It makes a great trigger.
  12. I had them for my Daniel Defense M4V3 AR. Never a problem.
  13. I have compared both up close. The Daniel Defence is a much better finish aesthetically. But as to the important stuff, like performance and durability, I can't say. I like the flexibility of ordering from BCM's website better than DD.
  14. That's where I ended up going with Smokin 50 and his buddy on Saturday. I had a good time hanging with them, but unfortunately the island wasn't accessible by water due to the river being locked up with ice. We went to the Mohr family farm instead. I am satisfied with the large amount of pork I brought home, but wouldn't hunt on the farm again. Too much like shooting fish in a barrel, or pig in a large pen as the case were. The island sounds like a lot more fun. Rob, I'm glad you guys were able to secure a place on short notice. Sounds like you had a good time too.
  15. You are correct. My mistake. Clarence Thomas tried to incorporate using the Privileges & Immunities clause of the 14th Amendment, which would have effectively prevented states from regulating the right. The majority decision made use of the Due Process clause, which was a less radical interpretation (but not as good for us either).
  16. I was just having fun with you. The only bad time to buy a Saiga is in the periodic panics. I am slot buying ammo and stacking it deep.
  17. It might be because the Supreme Court didn't use the 14th amendment in its Heller and McDonald decisions. I do believe that Clarence Thomas used it in a concurring opinion.
  18. That argument lends itself to fixing our handgun exemptions problem without ever giving us the right to carry. He is addressing the main issue by attacking the underlying one. I am not a lawyer, so it is just my cynical/realistic thoughts on his argument taking into account the retarded state we live in.
  19. He wasn't building them all himself. There should still be a few to go around.
  20. I was a member of NJ2AS as well and never took Anthony's comments to mean anything directed at me. I don't know if you knew all the background goings-on, but some member had added all of the new group's members to a "Wall of Shame" Facebook page. This action was obviously done by a NJ2AS member (and FJF loyalist), and angered a large number of people who had done much to support the cause but were now being branded as "traitors to the cause". I m not here to rehash the huge locked thread on this forum, but that is the way I see it. I was a very early and enthusiastic member of NJ2AS. I have just washed my hands of NJ2AS, letting my membership expire and dropping the Facebook group. I am cautiously optimistic that something will come of the new group.
  21. I didn't like the 22/45. The plastic frame felt cheap in my hands. I like Ruger standard models better. I like the Browning Buckmarks better than the Rugers.
  22. With Game of Thrones and the Walking Dead on hiatus, it is the only show I watch regularly.
  23. Scratch that. It is sticking well now in JC.

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