Tactical Monkey

As far as I am aware, pistol grips on a pump action shotgun is fine.

"Broke into the wrong God damn rec room didn't you, you b*stard! " :twisted: One of my favorite lines of all time...

I have the ciener conversion kit and its works great!! It's not picky with ammo, and is quick and easy to swap back and forth. $165 doesn't hurt either.

Nice clock 8-)

With some calibers this is true. The follow up questions are how many rounds were fired before/after hitting the target, and how many targets were there? My point being the number of rounds fired/needed can quickly add up. Clearly a lot depends on the ability of the shooter, but there are more factors that should be considered. Again, it all trickles down to comfort level.

At the range it will make absolutely no difference at all. If nothing else it lets you perfect reload drills I would be more concerned about when you're not at the range. In a God forbid situation where you had to use your firearm in a defensive manner, would you be comfortable with having 6 rounds?? That is the question. Some might say 1 is enough (a tad egotistical in my opinion), and others might say the state limit of 15 rounds. It's all preference and comfort levels.

When it gets back, please let me know how it turns out. I'm looking in to swapping out the muzzle brake on mine (it's pinned and welded on), and I am curious what they charged you for the service and how long the turn around time is. When you get a moment please let me know - thanks

Nice choice, as I have one myself. Excellent shotgun. Welcome!

How much does that go for, if you don't mind me asking??

My understanding is FFL is only needed on the receiving side.

I wonder how much it weighs? Anyone know? I too have had both bad and good experiences with Botach. It seems hit or miss. The one vendor you would have a very hard time finding negative comments about would be www.Midwayusa.com Not only do they have a MASSIVE inventory- it's always up to date, it's fair priced, there good people, and in 2-3 days I get what I need delivered to the door.

I moved from New York state to NJ, and brought my guns with me. The detective doing the FID paperwork said I did not have to register them since they were purchased legally in another state. The only exception was that I could not bring in a "named weapon".

Wolf is shunned by many because "most" brand name ARs (Colts, Bushmaster, DPMS, and I'm sure others) will void the warranty if you use steel cased ammo. I built most of my rifle myself, so I have no warranty The ammo is NOT corrosive. It does have a polymer based coating applied to the steel cases to make them slippery; for lack of a better term. Now if you live in the desert, and shoot a ton of Wolf when the rifle is hot, you will probably have malfunctions due to some of the coating building up. But as long as you clean the bore and chamber after you are done shooting, in most rifles you can shoot all the Wolf you like. It just may void your warranty.

Cheyenne Mountain had a whole shelf full of 22lr bricks. I was there yesterday (sat) morning at around 10:00AM.

I have had problems with mine but only when shooting Wolf steel case ammo. Any other ammo she eats it up. Just a little FYI for you. Really?? I must of shot over 1000rds of Wolf with no problems what-so-ever. I guess each rifle is a little different?

My AR is a Stag as well. I built the stripped lower and ordered the upper. It's a fantastic shooter, and I have never had a malfunction (knock on wood).

Good quick read. Any chance the forum can change so that when you click on a link it opens a new tab, as opposed to loading in the current one. :?:

I owned a HK USP9C, and it remains the best pistol I have ever fired. Small, holds 13rds, and is a great shooter. I regret trading it, but I got my father's garand in the trade, and after enough time goes by I'll get back the HK :twisted:

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Well I have a DPMS LR-308, w/24" SS fluted barrel, forward assist, case deflector, and dust cover. I have never fired it, and still have the case it shipped in, documentation, sling, cleaning kit, and all other goodies it came with. I also bought (2) 10rd mags for it. I've been back and forth on selling it, so i figured I would float that out to you. If you were looking for a shorter barrel, I have not seen one in stock anywhere in southern jersey.

Are you looking for a specific model AR-10? Or just a .308 caliber AR? Please let me know.

Bobs is a good place, but it is pretty small, and can get crowded. As mentioned above, there staff can be hit or miss. The only people I deal with when going there are Bob, and Bob Jr. (pretty sure that's the son's name, but I'm not positive). I will wait if they are helping other customers. I've purchased some used firearms from them, as they are priced pretty well, and I use them for FFL transfers from time to time. FFL transfers are $50 plus NICS, if I remember correctly. If you go at off hours it's usually pretty empty. They are closed 5:00 - 6:30 during the week for dinner.

Very nice AR! Additions I would highly recommend: (my humble $0.02) Badger Ordinance Tactical Latch - it's cheap, well made, works great, but is a nuisance to install Some version of a sling - I find single points to be the best for my uses (armed citizen), but everyone has a favorite, two-point, three-point. Some version of a rear receiver sling mounting option (especially if you opt for a single point) - GG&G makes a nice one that's affordable. Although the ACE shorty may already have that covered. Cases of ammo!! (obviously) Ciener Conversion Kit - lets you shoot .22LR with only swapping the bolt. Pricey, and hard to find lately, but its awesome!!! Where did you get your converted PMags from? Good luck and enjoy!!

The transition from girlfriend-finance-wife was accompanied with unaware-informed-accepted, when it came to firearm related issues. Her parents view firearms like the rest of NJ, so it was a tough sell initially. Fast forward to today, and she comes to the range 4-6 times a year, and enjoys herself. I think one important point that was brought up is that if she can accept the funds related to this hobby (weapons, ammo, accessories, range fees, etc.) then you can't complain when she buys herself an expensive item (purse, shoes, clothes, whatever it is she collects). Sorry to hear about your situation Tank.

My XD .45 Tactical w/ Streamlight TL-1, always at the bed side.