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Marlin Camp rifle in 45ACP takes 1911 mags. Great gun too. Dammit Griz.

You are correct about zeroing. Doing it indoors would be my last choice.

That's your decision, but why would you shoot either of those at 25 yards? Why not shoot outdoors and make use of their capabilities?

Cabelas would have ammo sales with free shipping. At the time, they couldn't be beat on price. I think those days are gone too.

It's about $50 more than pre-Newtown, but the days of $300 cases of 223 are behind us, IMO. I think it's a pretty good deal. It will feel like a steal the next time some wacko shoots up a public place and politicians try their usual gun grab nonsense. Buy a case every now and then when you find a good price. Be the ant, not the grasshopper.

Quality costs money. No way around it. Look for an M1 Garand rebarreled to 308. M1A cannot be had for less than $1000-$1200 in good condition.

Thank you.

The comments section is typical of the New York urban Liberal mentality. While I am not inclined to wish ill on innocent people, I would not have a problem if something were to befall the Upper West Side of Manhattan where the residents were subjected to life without the guarantee of immediate police presence. Whether it was a contained zombie outbreak, maximum security jailbreak, or simply a prolonged power outage, eyes might be opened to the notion that there are evil people in this world (not just misunderstood or lacking opportunities), and that even though police usually do a great job, they can't be everywhere all the time. And that ultimately, the individual is responsible for his or her own safety and that of their family. I always thought of it as "Why would I rely on others who don't necessarily have a vested interest in me, when I can rely on myself"? Even with any of the above happening, I am not sure that there would be many converts. One of the first symptoms of Liberalism seems to be willful blindness to reality.

Hey John, The Browning Buckmark is a great gun. Do yourself a favor though and don't cheap out by getting the Camper model. It has (or at least did when I was looking for mine) a plastic rear sight base that has been known to strip/crack and cause problems. Spend $75 more and get the standard Buckmark (with metal rear sight base) and you will have a gun that can be passed down to your grandkids. I much prefer my Buckmark to any Ruger I have shot. The only downside is my wife liked it so much she claimed it for herself.

I have always found Ramsay Sporting to have bad prices, high transfer fees, and indifferent employees. It might be my last choice, or at least a tossup with Sayreville Sportsman. Get in your car and be willing to drive 1 1/2 hours. There is a world of good gun stores in this state with good prices and good customer service.

I grew up in Tenafly. We knew it as Cabbage Night. Friends from other towns who went to Bergen Catholic with me called it Mischief Night.

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It is too bad they did such a lousy job. I liked the short story. I think it was Ray Bradbury.

I see you have learned about ProMags. I feel like it is an initiation rite. Buy mags because they are cheap. Find out they don't work worth a shitt. Been there. Done that. We need a new shooter sticky.

Ishtar was kind of amusing. Sort of a modern day Hope & Crosby "On the road" movie. It had funny parts. And Time Bandits was cool if you were a kid when you saw it. it was done by Terry Gilliam, who has made some of my favorite movies ever (Brazil, 12 Monkeys). If you watch it 10 times or more, it becomes really funny.

I had to.see Krull. The advertisements were on the back of every single comic book I read for like six months. I knew it was bad even as a 10 year old. Lots of tv I used to like I now find unbearable. MASH and Hogan's Heroes come to mind.

We may be around the same age. I had my movie in mind as soon as I saw the title of this thread, and you stole my thunder. Highlander 2 was the worst movie I have ever sat all the way through. Too bad, because I really liked the first Highlander movie. The Lost in Space remake with Joey and roller Girl was the worst movie I have ever walked out on. I have to disagree on this one. I will still watch this if it's on cable. Excess nudity and violence. The cast looks like iron Maiden on 'roids. James Earl Jones beheading folks left and right. What is not to like?

That is funny on a few levels.

I prefer the Clash's version. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FKIzjF25sP8 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FKIzjF25sP8

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If you take an imported gun out of its "sporter" configuration, you cannot have any more than 10 non-US parts. I am used to doing the math for AK pattern rifles. I don't know which parts apply for shotguns, Looking at the list below, it makes me think you need a few more US made parts for compliance. I am sure it's out there on Benelli or shotgun forums. http://www.tapco.com/section922r/ The Magic Number 10 This is an attempt to offer a better understanding of the 922r rule and is by no means an attempt to give official legal advice. Title 18 Chapter 44 Section 922® of the United States Code, defined further by Title 27 Part 478.39 of the Code of Federal Regulation (CFR), ambiguously restricts semiautomatic rifles and shotguns to no more 10 imported parts from a list of 20 parts. This one section containing a few paragraphs creates far too much confusion. This short synopsis is an attempt to clarify, in simple terms, the 922r regulation. Hopefully this can offer a simple way to evaluate your rifle or shotgun in order to easily assess what you need to do to ensure your rifle is compliant. When considering compliance the big thing to keep in mind is the magic number 10! The infinite wisdom of the federal government has decided that it is unlawful for your semi-auto rifle or shotgun to have more than 10 imported parts from their select list of 20 parts. Many describe this in terms of U.S. parts count, but in reality this should be the foreign parts count. Now this is where the debate occurs. 27 C.F.R. 478.89 lists 20 parts: (1) Frames, receivers, receiver castings, forgings or stampings (2) Barrels (3) Barrel extensions (4) Mounting blocks (trunions) (5) Muzzle attachments (6) Bolts (7) Bolt carriers (8) Operating rods (9) Gas pistons (10) Trigger housings (11) Triggers (12) Hammers (13) Sears (14) Disconnectors (15) Butt stocks (16) Pistol grips (17) Forearms, hand guards (18) Magazine bodies (19) Followers (20) Floorplates

Don't know. They weren't at 1pm today though. Doesn't bode well IMO. Next time I am in the neighborhood I will do a drive-by again.

I was doing errands along the Bay Shore today and drove by to check the place out around 1 p.m.. It was closed. It's right on the water on Port Monmouth ave.

I bought the the Nordic Components +2 extension for my Mossberg 930, making it 6+1. I imagine there is a +1 extension out there for the Benelli. I don't know what the 922R implications would be though, if they apply.