Lavid2002

Wrong word choice. More like discussing no ones arguing. For the people interested in learning where are you located?

I have 2 favorites for .308 After the casings are fireformed I neck size em and prime both recipes with Remington 9 1.1 Large rifle primers. 1)My fav. practice round (Fairly inexpencive and quite accurate. Capable of Sub-Mil groups) 150 grain surplus FMJBT bullet (I buy from powdervalleyinc.com they come in boxes of 500) Seat to mid-Conneleur(No crimp) 40 grains of IMR-4895 2)[the one in the picture]My best .308 load 168 grain Nosler HPBT bullet 2.800" COAL 37 grains of hodgon benchmark Do you reload? Also, Thanks for the compliment

You posted some pix so I figured I would too...heres my savage I was talking about Savages can play too This ones in .308 WIN these are some of my reloads.

Ya need students first. If no one wants to learn why argue how to teach? : Thus the question arises..... Anyone want to learn?

Ill be the first Heres a few of mine....

Where do you shoot? I'm in northfield. If you dont know where that is its *North of linwood and somers point *South of absecon, pleasantville, and brigantine

Hi everyone, good to see a NJ forum. Im in northfield NJ I shoot at Atlantic county pistol range, usana, and weymouth WMA. RRA Mid-length Ar15A4 Ruger 10/22 Savage 12 FP in .308 Win H&R pardner pump 12 ga. for duck hunting and skeet. I like to reload and shoot, lift, hunt, fish, etc....

Savage 12 FP in .308 with a 16x42mm Super Sniper scope on top with Leupold MK2 rings and a warne tactical picatinny base. My favorite.

not as much as i want to isnt up there...

Why are you headspacing it? If you just want to know if its legit to fire buy some go/no go gauges and gollow the instructions on the package to see if your rifle has excessive headspace. If you are using a surplus military rifle (Most likely what your SKS is) Then the headspace will be liberal. The makers of the Go/No go gauges have special gauges to accommodate these military standards. More info: http://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://www.larrywillis.com/gonogo.jpg&imgrefurl=http://www.larrywillis.com/gonogo.html&usg=__RWZpRKcPpOhxiqTFSkJt53ys0uk=&h=345&w=280&sz=17&hl=en&start=6&um=1&tbnid=RhkFtt9W-g1n9M:&tbnh=120&tbnw=97&prev=/images%3Fq%3Dhow%2Bto%2Buse%2Bgo%2Bno%2Bgo%2Bgauges%26hl%3Den%26sa%3DN%26um%3D1

As I understand these are the laws..... *18 w/ FID to buy or poses long guns (Rifle/Shotgun) *18 to buy shotshell *21 to buy rifle or pistol ammunition (But if you have a FID you may poses rifle ammunition) *21 with FID card and valid pistol permit to purchase handguns (1 permit per handgun) The only way someone can obtain a pistol while under 21 is for someone to inherit it from a death in the immediate family. Please correct me if im wrong this is my understanding of the NJ laws. My friend (An atlantic city police officer) owns numerous handguns. With my Firearms ID Card, Could I bring his handgun (Locked and properly transported) In my car to my shooting range to shoot it? Or does he have to be with me? Thank you! -Dave

Im no seasoned veteran, but I reload ammunition and I would be more than happy to teach someone if they are interested in reloading.

They make 15 round magazines. A police officer in central NJ buys 20 round magazines and chops them up and adds a new base plate so they can only hold 15 rounds. A google search will give you more info im sure.