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Lublin

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  1. That's the skateboard deck tape which is wayyyyy more grippy than athletic tape. A great idea but I'm imagining it can be a little harsh on the hands.
  2. Congrats! I've heard they're kinda hefty. Now if I could only find me a GSG-5.:twisted:
  3. Services and prices can be found here: www.adcofirearms.com Since my original pinned/welded muzzle brake will be destroyed in the removal process, I purchased a Troy Industries Medieval muzzle brake to be installed. My entire upper minus bolt carrier group and charging handle is being shipped out tomorrow. I'll let you know of quality and turn around when it's completed.
  4. The "c" word! :shock:
  5. I ended up going with ADCO. They're in Ohio which is much closer than California. Thanks for the response.
  6. I own an NJ-compliant "post-ban" Bushmaster M4 carbine with a permanently attached "Izzy" muzzle brake. I'd like to install a GG&G 1297 flip-up front sight gas block on it but the old front sight block will not come off and the new GG&G block will not install because of the permanently attached muzzle brake which is a larger diameter than the barrel. Is there a gunsmith in NJ that can remove my permanently attached muzzle brake, remove my stock front sight block, install the GG&G flip up front sight gas block and then install an NJ-compliant muzzle brake? This must be a muzzle brake, as flash hiders are illegal in NJ. I can send the upper to ADCO Firearms to get it done, but I'd rather give the business to someone in NJ.
  7. This reminds me of the scene from Super Troopers where the male and female cops meet at a restaurant in disguise. "Ah, biker. I'm such an idiot."
  8. I use what I buy. No case queens here.
  9. I pray for Darwinism.
  10. It's totally legal to have a permanently pinned collapsible stock.
  11. +1. Most current pop/rock music is lefty. I think it's become more of a trend than the artists really knowing what they're supporting. :roll:
  12. Probably real ammunition...in his house.
  13. I'll build you a mean potato cannon! On a side note, I've always wanted a catapult. I'd love to hurl random objects into peoples' yards all over town.
  14. I'm a range nomad.
  15. Getting back on topic: There was a bit of skepticism in the beginning as to the media's portrayal of this whole thing, but after seeing that kid's myspace page, I'm glad he got hauled away. Not because of the hi-cap mags or the amount of firearms he owns, but for the sick and twisted pictures of him strangling, about to stab and about to shoot someone. There's room for people like that - in psych wards and jail cells.
  16. PK can't get a hold of these for now. I talked to Jenn from the Bullet Hole and she told me that they should start arriving late June/early July and the cost will be $599. The price kind of threw me off since I read about people pre-ordering them for $500 and less. :?:
  17. That made me laugh really hard and I'm not sure why.
  18. LOOK OUT!!! A RIFLE WITH NO BARREL!!! :shock:
  19. I'll do it. It's public and he wants us to see how retarded he is: http://www.myspace.com/shakestheoldblindsniper He's a sick f*ck.
  20. Might as well link us to the page now! (Seriously)
  21. A picture of him strapped with firearms and about to take aim inside his house isn't the safest depiction of a person. :roll:
  22. Ouch! P.S. I wouldn't say he deserves it for being an online show off. People show off things that they're proud of everyday - nothing wrong with that. Just make sure they're legal.

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