DirtyDigz

Ditto - I can't find any reference to this deal on the site - is there a specific link or code that should be used?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/302219959742 I've ordered a discount Cabelas gift card from this seller on ebay (SVMgiftcards) before, no issues at all receiving or redeeming it.

I believe it was a mistake. Aitken had 3 charges against him by the prosecution - 2 were overturned, and the last one, arguably the weakest of the 3, only stuck because of a very rigid interpretation of hollow point transportation law.

TFH = ?

In Brian Aitken's case, with Nappen representing, the prosecution tried that tactic and lost on that charge. The prosecution charged that Mr. Aitken possessed "high capacity" handgun magazines. The prosecution did not test fire the magazines in a firearm. Big edit: Mr. Aitken was initially convicted of possessing "high capacity" handgun magazines. On appeal, Nappen argued that the prosecution had not proven that the magazines were capable of continuously feeding >15 rounds to Mr. Aitken's handguns. The appellate court agreed: http://newyork.cbslocal.com/2012/03/31/nj-appellate-court-overturns-2-convictions-in-brian-aitken-case/ I'm willing to bet no NJ prosecutor is going to make that mistake again.

Careful on the return to NJ: NJ border control can smell the stench of freedom that lingers on you after you leave Cabelas and may institute a cavity search if they suspect you of having indulged too heavily in liberty.

Regardless of what the magazine says on it, here's how it could go down: - You are served a warrant for some reason and a police agency searches your home and seizes your firearms and magazines. - An officer at the agency becomes suspicious that one of the magazines seized is "high capacity" and asks the agency's firearms expert to test it in all of the seized semi-automatic firearms. - The firearms expert loads the magazine with >15 rounds of a caliber for a semi-auto firearm that they seized (regardless if it is the firearm you intended to use with that magazine or not) and then tests to see if that firearm will fire >15 rounds "continuously". - If > 15 rounds fire "continuously", you will be charged with possession of a high capacity magazine based on the expert's testing and testimony. - If > 15 rounds do not fire "continuously", you will not be charged with possession of a high capacity magazine.

Another being legally manufacturing your own handgun in another state that allows personal firearms manufacture and then legally transporting it back into NJ. COUGH *polymer80 spectre milled out in a Delaware rest stop with a battery powered dremel* COUGH

Congrats PP, you're living the dream!

I'm amazed at how the logic twisted back on itself over time, while the goal remains the same - disallow possession. Today - you can't have weapons that are like military weapons. The past - you can't have weapons that *aren't* like military weapons:

Another less expensive option is to modify the latch mechanism on a Magpul CTR stock so that it no longer releases without disassembly. This way you can still change the length if you need to (with time and tools), but it is fixed in position if anyone tries to adjust it using just their hands. If you end up moving to a free state, you can reverse the mod and the stock will function as intended again. Thread includes lengthy debate on how NJ LEO's might view this: http://www.njgunforums.com/forum/index.php/topic/30623-how-to-pin-magpul-ctr-stock-without-drilling/ I used a "ground-down-to-custom-length" metal pin instead of the dowel described.

Or https://www.lonewolfdist.com/Detail.aspx?PROD=1295&CAT=4816

That warms my heart. You're welcome.

How the fook can he even afford all the stamps for those destructive device? Isn't each grenade a $200 stamp?

Mr. Almeida speaks:

You think NJ is going to try to extradite PK90 from Arizona for his violation of their confidentiality "request"?

Can't link it the testing of this at the moment, but if you go the AR route, get soft point (SP) bullets. They are the best at reduced penetration of wallboard (they are the bottom white line on the 2nd slide that H.E. posted above).

Yeah, effin' NJ2AS, doing a hasty writeup of their efforts that can be misinterpreted as claiming "mission accomplished". Screw them, they can go pound, especially when compared to the efforts of the all other NJ pro-gun groups (*cough* ANJRPC *cough*) in defending this. /sarcasm

I think AOL was a typo. Probably meant OAL, Overall Length.

A new frontier has opened in long arm retention/stowage: (link goes to instagram short video - mildy NSFW (extreme male toplessness...so topless it's almost bottomless...) make sure to press play on the image to start the video): https://www.instagram.com/p/BPljpnBhCje/

I'll make an effort to attend. Zeke, suggest you just pick a place/date/time that you like and go with it. Most meetup intiatives around here seem to flounder while trying to accommodate every mildly interested attendee's schedule which is near impossible.

Have had a GSG-5 since they first came out. Absolute must - the fasteners that hold the bolt together and to its carrier have a tendency to loosen and walk out. At the very least you need to apply blue loc-tite to the factory fasteners. Strongly recommend getting the bolt upgrade kit from rrages: http://rrages.com/screws/net.htm The stock on mine was hollow and thin plastic. The weak construction of it plus the relatively loose mount of the stock to the receiver means that your stock WILL break/crack at some point down the road. I replaced the original stock with an actual MP5 stock (solid polymer) and it is very solid now. I wouldn't characterize mine as a "bitch" to clean, but it is more involved than many rifles. To get the bolt out requires removing the stock and then unscrewing an internal allen screw and removing a keeper lug. Once you do that the bolt will slide out the rear of the receiver and the the trigger group disconnects and drops off the bottom. That allows enough access to the interior of the receiver for regular cleaning. Cleaning the barrel is much easier using a bore snake as opposed to a cleaning rod. My GSG-5 does not like pure lead/soft, uncoated bullets - they have a tendency to hang up feeding into the breech (usually because the nose of the bullet gets deformed getting pushed into the breech). Copper plated bullets feed much better. Once I got the disassembly/assembly process down and stuck to plated bullets I've found mine really enjoyable - had it for over 5 years and intend to keep it much longer. It's a great and fun "intro" gun for people who are shooting for the first time.

I can see why NJ2AS/Alex stopped participating here. This place feels like the proverbial bucket of crabs at times.

Let me pen the next response for the dubious and save you the time: "But that picture could have been taken anytime - why aren't they holding up a major newspaper to prove the date?"

I'm so getting one of those....