Everything posted by Caine
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Recommend me a work knife.
No, it's not serrated. And it's a made in Taiwan piece of junk. Perfect for cutting boxes.
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Recommend me a work knife.
Here you go, Ray: http://www.amazon.com/Ka-Bar-ZK-Kharon-Tanto-Folder-Knife/dp/B004NMZZ4C/
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Pictures of AK's
Good info - thanks guys
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Pictures of AK's
Will Surefire/Saiga mags still work correctly with a bullet guide installed?
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Pictures of AK's
I believe he's using 15 round SGM Tactical mags that are specifically made for the Saiga. 15 round capacity from the factory and no bullet guide needed. Win win.
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Recommend me a work knife.
Amazon has a lightning deal on the Kershaw Blur right now http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004TB6RTE?smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER Price is $39.99 for the next 3 hours. This used to be my "work" knife for years, 'til I found out assisted knives were a no go in NYC.
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CX4 Carbine Done...
I agree - co-wit isn't a deal breaker... particularly given the CX's intended role. Enjoy the new setup!
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CX4 Carbine Done...
Very cool setup Vlad! Glad to see the Trij you beat me to is being put to good use Out of curiosity, does the Trij co-witness with the sights at all?
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FID and paperwork - where to keep it?
You are not required to keep a copy of the handgun permit with you, altho many people keep a copy in their range bag (mostly for peace of mind). Yes, you may laminate the FID card (staples, kinkos, ups store, etc. can all do it for a couple bux). Keep the card anywhere you're comfortable with - wallet, range bag, whatever. Again, you're not required to have it on you and only really need it to purchase a firearm or handgun ammo. I keep mine in my wallet cuz I never know when I'll end up in a gun store and decide I want to buy something on a whim.
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Homemade Target Stands
http://www.theboxotruth.com/docs/edu24.htm http://www.firearmstactical.com/briefs29.htm ETA: If you wanna buy something a little sturdier, these seem pretty good and should be pretty easy to set up and take down: http://www.tuffsteel.com/store/agoracart55/agora.cgi?product=TARGETSTANDS
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a German Enfield?
Yeah - I put in "usterr" as well - but, Google being smarter than I am, suggested "osterr"
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a German Enfield?
Google turned up this: http://www.enfield-stuff.com/regimentals/rifles/enfield_queue/Queue_Austria.htm http://forums.gunboards.com/showthread.php?69115-OSTERR-GENDARMERIE-marked-No1MkIII http://www.milsurps.com/showthread.php?t=21743 Seems to be Austrian police - not German.
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Benelli M4 Pistol Grip for sale
http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/topic/26373-benelli-m4-with-fixed-pistol-grip-stock/page__view__findpost__p__347865
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Outdoor Channel Wednesday Night at the Range
FIOS carries The Outdoor Channel (HD & SD) and The Sportsman Channel (only SD) - but you have to add the Sports Package to get it. Also, for those that get Versus, there's Guns and Gear with Tom Gresham.
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The ultimate target
As far as NJ goes, you can shoot them at Fort Dix. I believe Old Bridge and CJRPC also allow you to shoot "non-standard" targets. All are member ranges, with Fort Dix being the cheapest, but also the most limited as far as when the range is open.
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"I'll Take It" in the Marketplace
+1. It should be common courtesy to reach out the buyer to see what's up before moving onto the next person in line.
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Riots in the U.K.
Quote from the Wall Street Journal "The violence began after last week's fatal shooting of a local man, Mark Duggan, by police in Tottenham, an ethnically mixed North London neighborhood. A peaceful protest over the death degenerated into mayhem that spread across the capital, even to some affluent areas." Source: http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424053111904007304576497323278044868.html?mod=WSJ_World_LeadStory ETA: One thing that seems to be missing from that article, that I've seen mentioned in other articles, is that the "victim" was supposedly shooting at police when he was shot and killed. ETA2: I may have misread a previous article - apparently there is no proof that the man was shooting at police, but a "non-police" gun was recovered at the scene. "Police said Duggan was shot dead when officers from Operation Trident -- the unit that investigates gun crime in the black community -- stopped a cab he was riding in. The Independent Police Complaints Commission, which is investigating the shooting, said a "non-police firearm" was recovered at the scene, but that there was no evidence it had been fired. An inquest into Duggan's death was opened Tuesday, but a full hearing will likely take several months." Source: http://www.foxnews.com/world/2011/08/09/uk-prime-minister-recalls-parliament-to-deal-with-sickening-rioting-crisis/
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Riots in the U.K.
A couple more videos: Crazy situation
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Riots in the U.K.
Along those lines: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/picturegalleries/uknews/8690951/London-riots-CCTV-pictures-of-suspects-are-released-by-the-Metropolitan-Police.html
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beretta 96d
I believe all the 96 guns are .40 - not 9mm.
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Streamlight Scorpion 2-Lithium Xenon Flashlight
Hmm.. based on that conversion that would make the xenon Scorpion close to 500 lumens... which it most certainly is not. ETA: and one of us is doing the math wrong Probably me.. I suck at math
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Streamlight Scorpion 2-Lithium Xenon Flashlight
I've had one for close to 10 years and it's been a good light for me... it has gotten banged around quite a bit over the years and has held up pretty good. About a year ago, the rubber sleeve that covers the body started to come loose a little bit, but the light still works fine. As with all xenon lights, battery life isn't very good, but if you only use the light for a quick burst of light here and there, you can defintely get a few months use out of it before the light starts to significantly dim. I've never figured out the candlepower to lumen conversion, but I'd say it's about 60 lumens.
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New member day today at Cherry Ridge
When I joined (a couple months shy of 2 years ago), I believe the number was just over 5000. Hard to say how many people renew every year and what not, but I wouldn't be surprised if the number is over 7000 at this point.
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