Lavid2002

dude how do you have cans in NJ?!

Alright Ill put them in the fireproof safe thanks

He finaly got back to me.

Lol...I get a great cheek weld with my ar-15 check out my avatar. See how flubby my cheek looks. Its smashed down on that rifle TIGHT. I find my groups suffer. Is that what you do?

Whoops forgot the specifics. One shotgun, and two three rifles. In-family transaction. Both live in NJ.

How would someone go about a firearms transfer in NJ?

Can you get a good cheek weld with the scope that high? I had to buy a cheek pad for my savage b/c I found myself "Floating" my face above the stock to get a good sight picture. Do you have this problem? Also, hows it group? : D

I cant stand dicks sporting goods. Before I was old enough to buy shotshell ammunition I said mom the size 4 shot is what I like for ducks and the guy behind the counter goes WOAH WOAH WOAH YOU BUYING AMMO FOR A MINOR IM NOT GOINA JAIL MAN! IM NOT GOINA JAIL ITS THAT SIMPLE. IM NOT SELLING YOU ANY AMMO. Not to mention the price of shotshell rocketed from 40 a case to 89 a case over the winter. In addition I find most of the clerks at the dicks near me to give bad advice : /

? Why .22RF only?

I wouldn't go too hardcore on the eye protection. Especially at the range everything just get scratched up anyways. I would head to home depot and try on a bunch of cheap safety glasses, that way...when they break you can buy another pair fairly cheap. That's what I do : D

Your tellin me. My rifle clears out my range pretty fast. I try not to shoot too much if little kids are at the range learning and stuff. I want to make it fun for them. My .308 is quieter than my AR with the brake.

lol thats right! After you work on motors and on a marina for five years or so you stop caring bout whats on your hands before you eat : P The only time ill really wash my hands before havin a snack or something is if they have LEAD on them. I dont want cancer....

My first gun ever, A harrington and richardson pardner pump action 1 gauge. Its a heavy heavy shotgun. It rusted up very quickly so I used rust remover on it (Ya know what happened?) The bluing came off lol! I re-blued it and it still rusted fast. After a while cleaning off the rust with steel wool faded the blueing. I painted the gun....yeah painted it. : P and suprizingly the finish held up amazing. The only scratches are on the rib. Only the action got some film rust that was wiped away when cleaning. All areas covered with the automobile primer and finish, and clear coat help up great! No rust over duck season! I would never consider this gun a "tool" but it certainly gets used like one! (Different gun...same marshes) Killin ducks

Cool beverages, and hot pockets are just an arms length away from the cleaning bench and reloading bench. Heres some pictures of the room right after my benches were built. Notice how clean everything is LOL. I wish my bench was this organized now.

If you dont wana get down and dirty with a file you can polish the contact surfaces with some oil and some 2,000 grit sand paper. Disassemble the trigger and polish every part of it (Sear, trigger, etc...) That makes contact with a seperate part of metal. This makes the trigger feel much more "crisp" and clean. I did this to my 10/22 and it helped a bunch...no smith required. If you wana try this before hiring a smith im sure you could handle it. Heres another good little bit of info if your going to dive in http://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl= ... N%26um%3D1 Click the "Full size" link above for a cool diagram...hope this helps!

Cumberland is all I know of...and they have a waiting list until october! : O!

I thought reloading manuals were the only source of safe loads. Then I learned there are many sources like the internet, pamphlets, the container of powder, etc...

Wow....surprising. Thats how I learned too. I read about 3 manuals (Including shotshell....I dont even reload shotshell lol) And built myself a bench from wood @ home depot. Bought a kit and with some low pressure loads and trial and error here I am today. Most of my knowledge is from internet forums, personal trial and error, and books books and more books

True that....Im glad I made myself a nice little stockpile

Hmmm, good luck with the smith. I do most of the work on my firearms myself (Ive never done anything that had to do with headspacing and sizing a new bolt.) Let me know hoe she works out : P

TBtrout I thought you were a reloader : P No?

I went shooting with a guy from AR15.com. He told me about the guy. Ill log onto AR15.com and PM the guy for the info. When he PMs me back (If he does) Ill post the information up here Edit:PM sent now we play the waiting game

Sorry I didn't specify brass. This stuff was PIFed from TFL.com, but I normally use Nickel plated remington brass (The only brass available from the website I buy from at the time) Man is it just me or is .308 brass like the WORST! I cant find the stuff anywhere. I mean....100 casings will last me over 1,000 rounds so im legit for a while...but I mean finding the stuff is insane.

Im jelly of your M1A (Or is it an M14?) Either way great rifles. Your muzzle brake on your Tikka reminds me of mr RRA ar15. It had a threaded BBL and they wouldnt ship it blank. (Flash hider) So They slapped a brake on it and tacked it to the BBL. It is WAY louder than it should be.

Thanks for clarification guys. Stinks that I cant shoot pistol but whatever. I still have rifle and that is my best discipline in the shooting sports anyways.