DirtyDigz

Back in stock again at aimsurplus as of this writing.

Thanks Racoon, noted. I already ordered 2, will see how they work.

http://www.wisetactical.com/firearm-accessories/magazines-accessories/rifle-magazines/hexmag-15-30-15-round-223-5-56-magazine-co-nj-legal/

Idiots get a second chance - showing back in stock at AIMsurplus again - maybe this is the "credit card declined" restock?

If I'm to believe what I'm reading on ARFCOM, 1800 cans of this stuff sold out between 5:00 and 5:45

Wow, I made the post as fast as I could after I got my order in. I noticed that the AIM web server was starting to get slow... Just got an email from Midway USA, they're selling the same stuff but for $100 more ($499): http://www.midwayusa.com/product/546504/carl-gustaf-556x45mm-nato-62-grain-steel-core-penetrator-full-metal-jacket-10-round-clips-in-ammo-can-of-1000?cm_mmc=pe_weekly-_-hotbuy-_-targeted_gustaf556_20150219_2-_-Main_Image I wonder if both Midway and AIM got their shipments today...

Carl Gustaf NATO SS109/M855 5.56X45/.223 62grn 1,000rd Can, stripper clipsRecent Production Surplus Swedish Carl Gustaf NATO SS109/M855 5.56X45 (.223) Ammunition. Features a 62grn Steel Core Full Bi-metal Jacketed Bullet, Brass Case and Non-Corrosive Berdan Primer. Packaged 10rds on a Charger Sealed in a Plastic Pack, 1,000rds in a Resealable M2A1 .50cal Can. Includes M16/AR15 and HK G36 Magazine Loaders as Pictured. $399.50 + ~$24 shipping (your shipping may vary): http://aimsurplus.com/product.aspx?item=A556CG

Assuming the round feeds into the chamber, the primer and powder are ignited and the projectile exits the barrel and hits the tin can. Not a safe assumption based on my experience with thunderdolts (sic).

Thanks for sharing Shawn, joined the group.

List updated to include Gander Mountain, LG Outdoors and Quality Made Cartridges

Somehow I doubt anyone from Serbia will be willing to ship live ordnance via mail to the USA.... My Serbian contact only sells the practice grenade pictured.

Sweet. What do those go for, roughly?

Top section of the practice grenade arrived tonight from overseas; I'll take a pic of the assembled unit when the tail section arrives.

It was somewhat in jest, although you're the only other person I've heard that strategy from. I don't doubt they came up with it independently.

I *knew* I recognized you! We spoke when you walked in, and I knew I recognized your face but couldn't remember from where...

Are you open on Sundays?

I attended the NJ2AS meeting at the Whippany VFW last night. Some notes on the evening: - I'd estimate attendance at ~30 people. - Heard Alex speak as president for the first time. He stated two primary objectives for NJ2AS - get "self defense" determined to be a "justifiable need" for CCW permits (Mr. Stu, did you give them this idea?) and to get the transport exemptions relaxed for reasonable deviations (stop for gas, food, pick up/drop off friends) instead of straight from home-range etc. - Two Morris county freeholder candidates canvassed the group, looking for signatures on ballot petitions - Brian Aitken spoke for the majority of the meeting, going over the background and events of his arrest/trial/conviction/prison stay/commuting of his sentence by Christie. Points during his talk that I found of interest: - One of the arresting officers attempted to give Brian's guns to Brian's father to put in a safe at his parent's house, but the cases wouldn't fit in the safe so his father gave them back to the officer. The police decided to arrest him only after the father handed the firearms back. - Brian believes that a primary reason that the "illegal possession of hollowpoints" conviction wasn't overturned was that NJ needed to have a conviction stay on the record in order to have a defense against a suit by Brian for violation of his rights (if the state didn't have a conviction then they'd be vulnerable to a suit). - Brian did contact the NJSP in advance of moving to NJ, and was advised by NJSP on proper way to transport (unloaded/locked/in trunk), restrictions on hollow points, but claims he wasn't advised regarding "high capacity" magazines. - He's currently concentrating on family court actions to secure his ability to visit his son, and once he finishes that battle he'll return his attention to getting his remaining felony conviction overturned. - Alex and Brian stated they were going to meet with Gov. Christie on Thursday.

Thanks for the report. Couldn't make last night but will be at the meeting on the 20th.

Not going to wade into the 'less than lethal' ammo debate, but I can share a fact from direct experience: ALS bean bag rounds do not generate enough recoil impulse to cycle a Benelli M2.

I should have written "wall over penetration". I didn't mean flesh over penetration. .223 JSP have tested to fragment after passing through one sheet of wallboard, the fragments failing to penetrate a second sheet.

9mm - Hornady critical defense/cricital duty. Make sure you run through a couple of mags worth at the range to ensure no feeding issues. Possible legal advantage of not being "hollow points" if you believe that using hollow points would bring more prosecutorial heat on you in a defensive usage. .223/5.56 - Jacketed Soft Point (JSP) - tested to have less overpenetration than .223/5.56 FMJ, and also not hollow points. I don't think there is any legal basis for prosecution on using hollow points for home defense, however it is one less talking point a lawyer can use against you on an un/ill-informed jury - "Defendant callously used hollow point ammunition that grievously injured the unfortunate, disadvantanged youth who was just turning his life around, ammunition that has been deemed too cruel for use by every civilized country in the Hague convention, ammunition designed to maximize pain, suffering and bodily harm"

Elaborate please, what are you hearing?

Mine has no misspellings.