DirtyDigz

Shane, around what "time" did it supposedly happen? Edit, nevermind I think I've found a forum thread on it. From what I'm reading, it happened circa 2011 and the owner built it himself from a Sarco parts kit. Mine is coming in via a NJ FFL.

My understanding is that I'm legal as long as I never link more than 15 rounds together.

It's already bought, Spanky - and you can shoot it when you guest me into Easton.

So I'm hearing from another NJ 1919 owner via another forum that there was, and I quote: "Gun Counter Folklore" like this drives me nuts - it's so often complete B.S. But figured I'd run it past the old-timers here to see if anyone else ever heard anything about this and can provide some actual facts.

Thanks - was looking at the German AM2030, but it's berdan primed - once you figure in the value of a reloadable brass .308 case (~.10-.12) it's a wash. Might go for the hirtenberger.

About to pull the trigger on 500 rds of Privi .308 at ~$0.55/rd shipped. Checking to see if there's any better deals out there (brass cased/boxer primed/reloadable please)....

http://www.sdslaw.us/single-post/2016/09/02/Update-in-AlmeidaTumminelli-Justifiable-Need-case

Rule #1. Are chances that it's going to spontaneously self fire, really, really, really low? Yep. Can the owner of that firearm reduce even those tiny odds 10,000% percent further by carrying his holstered handgun in a manner that doesn't direct it at people's chests? Yep.

Damn, looks like I got click-baited...

Roger Rcerick - we should all do a bar hang soon, either River Grille or Lowslow's new favorite place. I'm hammered with work for the rest of this month, but maybe in October?

Howdy neighbor, and welcome to the forum - would be up for a another local meetup. We still haven't bagged that white elephant on river road and brought them into "the fold" yet. Lowslow, we should dress up like a couple of missionaries and ring the doorbell on that place on a Saturday afternoon....

Anyone else heard anything about this? http://www.alloutdoor.com/2016/08/30/breaking-latest-atf-surprise-drive-ammo-prices-roof/

If she can handle the time commitment, consider volunteering for the closest non-pay rescue squad. If she joins a squad then she will likely have the EMT certification course and continuing education expenses covered by the squad/state of NJ. Also will likely make a lot of contacts in the medical field - when I volunteered our local squad was full of practicing and retired doctors, nurses and paramedics, and many of the high school cadets who were interested in a medical career got an "insider track" on internships and opportunities in hospitals in the area.

Yup, I would move immediately out of line of the muzzle and told the muzzler what was going on. I bet he's unaware.

Roger that, thanks Malsua.

Where are you located (roughly, if you want), Sog? Hrmm, ok. Can I trade beer/food/other ammo for reloaded ammo?

Need to get some text engraved on a "raw" unfinished glock slide (will be cerakoted later) and a polymer 80% frame (not legally a firearm....yet). I'm thinking laser engraving is the way. Anyone relatively local to Eastern Morris County or Eastern Monmouth county (or somewhere in between) do this?

I am: M1919A4 arriving soon. Any 7.62x51 / .308 reloaders out there want to do a little business?

Crap - so if I buy an M1919A4 I can't take it to GFH and set it up on the tripod?

Lambo, Donate here: https://gogetfunding.com/po6fightingfor2arightsinnj Main web site here: http://www.partyofsix.org/

Simple test before you go to the range - get a strong magnet and pass it over the bullet end - if it is magnetically attracted to the bullet then it most likely has steel in it and may be denied at the range.

That ammo is fine. Ranges are worried about steel in the BULLET (the part that comes out of the muzzle end when you shoot the firearm), not the CASE (the part that comes out of the ejection chamber and hopefully falls on the floor, not down the back of your shirt).

Stephen, thanks again for the time you're spending on the forum - we've got a lot of wizard-level cynics and know-it-alls here. I'm posting a link to your "We Like Shooting" show interview from a while back - hearing you speak about the case was one of the impetuses that got me to donate: https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=1353&v=FMp332mK0cE

I don't want to derail the thread but...yeah, thanks for noticing. It speaks to me, I bought it as a velcro patch.

I have a bunch. One of the older ones spontaneously cracked along the spine while sitting loaded with 14 rounds in the safe, rendering it (and any gun relying on it) inoperable. I view them as ok for range use, wouldn't rely on them in a HD gun or bug-out bag though.