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KpdPipes

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  1. That depends entirely on your own skills and competence/confidence. As i Said a stripped Ak Reciever from Nodak is say $130-150 by the time you factor in shipping and transfer fee, depending on your FFL. A Parts kit can run you from around $300 on the low end up to who knows for some of the rarer models out there..then you have to factor in Complaince parts with 922® so you're OK Federally..and THAT part also goes with the Saiga conversion. IMO You're better off, and cheaper buying one already built if you're looking to go the AK route. There's a whole section on the Ak platform in the "Rifles" section with guys who are much more conversant with them than I am. IMO Ar's are like Legos..everything fits together and is very modular, AK's arent as user-friendly under the hood.
  2. I read it..and you were wrong.,they dont HAVE to Petition for a Stay, since as soon as the file for Cert by SCOTUS, everything goes into Limbo.
  3. EBS is correct, While legal under ATF rules, making a reciever from a Forging or a Flat is NOT Lawful in NJ, as it constitutes "manufacturing" under our state laws. While you Can "Build" your rifle from an already manufactured Stripped Reciever with no issues, the Reciever MUST be papered. Now there has been some question as to whether or not you could do the machining on an 80% AR lower or Bend an AK flat in another state and assemble the rifle before bringing it here. IMO it isnt worth the chances. Stripped AR receivers run in the $120 range. an 80% lower is between $60 and $80 the Jigs necessary to FINISH the lower run between $200-$300. A transferrable Stripped AK-type receiver from nodak is Between $80 and $110 depending on model.. while a Flat is around $20, the equipment to bend and finish it will end up running you around $300. You aren't saving any money going the DIY route in the long run, unless it's a group of people pooling together for the tools. Kings..I'd take what that Guys said with a grain of salt..what your son did doesnt even fall under NJ statutes as a "Firearm' nevermind ATF regs IMO
  4. no more surprising than your condemnation of him...
  5. No, it doesnt..Il will appeal to SCOTUS before the 180 day limit is up and the tntire matter will be tabled and things will remain as is until the Supremes hear the arguments.
  6. I do..some folks are anal about that kind of thing
  7. Ok..instead of Screwing up a perfectly USEABLE firearm......Sell the gun if you dont want it, and use the money to buy a Replica that you can Zombify to your heart;s content without messing up an actual gun.
  8. That's a training issue..i;ve seen guys that are familiar with the platform make mag changes as quick as with an AR platform... Bullpups have their uses..they also have their downsides. For me at least the biggest detractor is the price if it was even in the $1200 range i'd be on one as soon as Paul could get it in.
  9. No..he didnt..i had just written him off as a tad wacky..as I do most people who believe in the conspiracy stuff..the 9/11 Sh*t he was spouting pushed me to the point that I actively mocked him for being a Retard. Especially with the "Towers Rigged to Blow' utter Bullpucky.
  10. A lot depends on the gun as well..some of the "Lesser Quality' guns that were kind of rough and not overly finished took 500 rounds to wear some of the machinging and tolling marks off of bearing surfaces..that isnt as much of an issue now it seems. Going from my originally issued Gen-1 Glock 23 to my Gen 3, I ran the qual course with it (60 rounds) and went on the road with it the same day. My taurus PT-1911..THAT one I put 300 rounds through before it became my carry piece...just to be on the safe side.
  11. It also gives them the raw materials for those stupid Antigun Sculptures they have at the Un Building and down in DC...don't forget that part
  12. GONE to Poop?? He's been there for a long time now for me. Sorry but once he started with the 9/11 crap Jesse became a joke IMO
  13. Worked hundreds of fatal MVA's over the years..the majority of fatals that didnt have their seatbelt on probably would have lived through the wreck..of course, there are those wrecks where Nothing was going to help as well. personally I always wore it
  14. Cheapest I've seen is this place http://www.the-armory.com/shopsite_sc/store/html/223_ammunition.html they have Wolf in stock for a halfway decent price..better than i;ve seen anywhere else. Weapons World has Silver Bear for $149/500 but they sold out in a day or so of the Email going out
  15. If you're in the area of Arms-N-Ammo paul has Estate brand 7 1/2 for $60/Case (250) good price and good ammo, I used to shoot a bunch of that when i was shooting CAS on a regular basis
  16. On the plus side as well the AAC Suppressors are significantly less pricey than Surefire..who also charge upwards of $140.00 for their Brake/attachment systems. Griffin Armament makes an interesting 5.56 Suppressor with a QD Attachemtn that works with both their proprietary brakes as well as a standard A-2 FH..I wish they did the same can in 7.62
  17. hard to get to under stress, they print, and/or ride up if you aren't careful they have their uses, but there are better options most of the time
  18. Those are expensive Brakes...unless you're planning on buying an AAC suppressor in the furture
  19. The one in PJ's picture is the one that is a Flash Hider..they make a somewhat similar product as a brake, but the pictured one is the model I stated above
  20. They are described by the manufacturer as "Flash Hiders"..therefore you're pretty much SOL From AAC's site, the name for that product is BLACKOUT® NON-MOUNT FLASH HIDER 7.62MM
  21. Ayup Sorry PJ, but that is a Hider, not a Comp or Brake
  22. Every .300 AAc barrel i've seen has that muzzle thread as well..I used a spike's Dynacomp Extreme-T on mine
  23. Then don't plan to shop at ANY major retailer, or restaurant since pretty much every corporation im aware of has a similar "No Weapons" policy
  24. the 15 round limit is for a magazine that will feed a semiautomatic firearm.. as long as it is a proprietary mag that would ONLY fit say a Remington 870 then at least from my reading of the statute and Admin Code then it'd be Ok..of course if anyone anywhere made an adaptor that would make that fit an 1100/1187 or other Semin, then BAM Instant AW
  25. In My experience..Yes I am...somehow people think that warrants are handed out like Halloween candy. I've had Judges go so far as to require Photos of the residence during both the daytime and nighttime before issuing a warrant..just to ensure that the correct location. Folks (not you necessarily, but in General) need to stop thinking that Television is real Life, and that warrants are handed out with a wink and a nod from a "Friendly" Judge.. Hell a Judge you ARE friends will will probably push any warrant request off to another judge just to AVOID the merest hint of impropriety or bias.

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