DirtyDigz
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Comes with a 20 rd magazine - can you get a functional 10 rd mag for it?
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"You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make him drink"Hallelujah, the horse has finally realized there is water in front of him...I feel you fam, but look past the economics - I wanna know if these "Non-NFA" AR "Not-a-rifle-not-a-pistols" are really a legit loophole. If so, I can't wait to build an AR riftol in .308 and be even more of an a-hole at indoor ranges than I am at shotgun shoots. (right Zeke?)Tried discussing here: ...but some in the thread have reading comprehension issues. Oh, hai there Ray Ray!Hopefully NJ2AS doesn’t piss him off again between now and then...With the SI Stock-stop, aren't you limited to certain positions? If I wanted my stock fixed all the way forward, could I still use the stock-stop?How many pipe ends did you thread, if I may ask?Not a rumor, it’s been announced and confirmed both on ar15.com and other media.[Facepalm] - cross that road when we come to it - he’s already damaged goods with the democratic machine in NJ, doubt he’d slither back in as easily as he did the first time. Just go sign it, even if he is re-elected, he’ll never get rid of that recall stink. Isn’t that worth it by itself?Yeah, but if I rent then I have to plan ahead and do all my threading in a short time period instead of at my own leisurely pace...I’m thinking about trying a couple of projects using black iron pipe and fittings: - Building window bars over an old garage window to prevent break-in - Some furniture-type stuff using pipe as the frame and some wood pieces (workbench/table, stool, shelving) I’m guessing that I’ll need to cut and thread about 40-50 pipe ends to do all of it. Is there a “mid-range” pipe-threading tool I can buy that will last long enough to get that done so I can buy bulk pipe lengths and then thread all the ends myself?What’s more likely?: A. The state of NJ has semi-successfully lobbied eBay to prevent shipments of *some* (where “some” currently stands at 1 identified item) firearms related items to NJ -or- B. A single scope listed on eBay has a mis-classification as being ITAR regulated and/or illegal in NJ. I vote B.EBay sellers can only block AK/HI for shipping locations in the USA. Ebay sellers can’t block other individual states. I just went on eBay and was able to add several firearm parts to my “basket” including magazines and sights. Didn’t actually buy anything though.9mm 1911 - what took you so long? Looks sweet, post pics when you get it!Bought 2 3-packs, thanks for sharingKrdshrk has it - they care about the bullet, not the case. How they’ll check is they’ll hold a magnet to the bullet/projectile. If the magnet holds onto the bullet then they’ll ask you not to use that ammo.Do any of the new ammo-related bills have any effect on online/mail order sales?I’m not going to continue to post each article, but if you’re interested in learning about what’s going on inside the NRA without filtering through the media then you should be reading this blog regularly: http://onlygunsandmoney.blogspot.com/ Recent posts of interest: http://onlygunsandmoney.blogspot.com/2019/05/ack-mac-moves-to-end-contract-with-nra.html?m=1 http://onlygunsandmoney.blogspot.com/2019/05/nra-response-to-ack-mac-terminating.html?m=1I don't know of anyone who uses one in NJ - that doesn't mean it's "illegal". The NJ assault weapon law "evil feature" description for stocks is: "A folding or telescoping stock" If you're confident that a NJ prosecutor cannot successfully convince a jury that the Zulu 2.0 stock is "telescoping" then go for it.For armed security work you might want to check with some of the companies that you might apply to (like Garda) to see if they have recommendations or requirements on what can be carried while on the job.
