PK90

PSA is driving Brick and Morters out of business. Normal dealer price on these are over the consumer's end cost through them.

8 years. (from birth til my 1st pellet gun)

Tried to agree, like, and laugh to your post @Smokin .50 but only could do one.

Good idea.

The carrier is not lightweight. I'd hate to have to change the gas block. I ordered some tungsten weights and some long nosed ammo. I hope to test it out next Friday. Thanks for the help.

Hmmm. My edit isn't showing. It's more like 2:30 with no brass deflector.

10 feet at 2 o'clock

Well, there's enough gas to recoil and pickup a new round. So your saying there's too much gas and it's cycling too fast?

Wait for the next gun buyback and turn your profit into a decent firearm, because it's "THE NEW JERSEY WAY".

Fine. Yes. I am going to play with the buffer weights. I ordered some tungsten weights. I will go heavy then light. I'm thinking, with a heavy buffer, if the bolt recoils far enough to pickup the next round, the extra mass will send the new round home. A mass vs velocity thing. If not, maybe remove a weight in the buffer like @Zeke said, to cause a slamming effect.

I wasn't clear. When a mag is loaded with 2 to 3 rounds, no issues. When it has more than that, the first group has the issues until the mag gets down to the last 2 rounds. I assume that the pressure against the bolt bottom is the issue. ETA: I'd really liked to get a hold of some Buffalo Bore 500 grain round nose ammo, but it is out of stock. This Underwood ammo is pointed at 2.13" OAL. The maximum OAL for the 458 round is 2.26".

All 3 mags were made for the 458 round. I just don't think the carrier is moving fast enough, although it kicks like a mule. Sounds like the mag spring is pushing the rounds up against the carrier slowing it down. Or maybe it's too fast, and the round needs to exit the mag at a controlled pace. Hmmm.

I am having feeding issues with a newly built AR-15 Pistol in 458 SOCOM. Rounds 3 thru 10 hang up and don't completely chamber. If I cycle them by hand, there is no issue. I replaced the action spring with a Wolff heavy one but it is still an issue. Tried 3 different mags, same. I've used only 1 type ammo, Underwood 200gr Ballistic Tip. I'm thinking a longer bullet tip to flatten the round out upon entry. Or maybe a lighter buffer (remove 1 weight) to speed up the bolt. Thoughts?

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1. Yes 2. Yes 3. Transport it in a secure package or in a trunk directly to the dealer.

A NICS can only be run after a 4473 is filled out at the dealer's location. The person filling it out must sign prior AND they need to be sure of their OGAM date. I believe that the NJ NICS goes by the date of last acquisition and the new NICS date. The person need not be present when the NICS is ran and it is good for 30 days.

Griffin Armament Recce 5 5.56mm https://www.griffinarmament.com/recce-5-silencer/ Haven't had a chance to try it.

CMMG Banshee 5.7mm Short Barrel Rifle w/Suppressor Hi. I'm PK90. I am an NFA Addict.

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Didn't in 2010. Now?

@Greenday

Product SKU # :TSAE45SJAP1 | MPN: AE45SJAP1 | UPC # :604544624106

Most guitars are worth more than firearms, also making it a target of theft, although maybe not so much on the black market. I wonder what the reaction would be when the thief opened that case hoping for a rare guitar? ETA: The more I think about this, the more I like the plastic bag and blanket method. @vladtepes

+1 If there's a "shortage" of 9, 45, and 556, most of these guys will have to go bowling instead of the range.