Larain60

1/8 or 1/9 would work well with 55 grn. Id stick to stainless steel bull barrel for your app. Fluted or not, your choice. Fluting lightens up the barrel, and arguably adds surface area to disperse heat quicker. The length of the barrel, Id go with 16-20, probably due to the weight of the thing. Remember the shorter the barrel the less velocity, but will Not impact accuracy. Best of luck to you!

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LOL so I just logged onto customer svs chat again at Cabelas. I asked if people could have primers shipped to their store and picked up there. She said they are hazmat and cannot. I asked what about the hundreds of pounds of ammo, primers, etc etc. already at the store. They then told me to have a good nite.

Its handgun ammo, and primers which falls under ammo for cabelas too. *&*# them.

hey Cold, I posted about these *@*# already. Go vent in my post. Im going to call them tomorrow. viewtopic.php?f=9&t=2266

Magtech http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/templates/links/link.jsp?id=0054266215755a&type=product&cmCat=SEARCH_all&returnPage=search-results1.jsp&Ntk=Product_liberal&QueryText=magtech+primers&sort=all&Go.y=0&_D%3AhasJS=+&N=0&Nty=1&hasJS=true&_DARGS=%2Fcabelas%2Fen%2Fcommon%2Fsearch%2Fsearch-box.jsp.form23&Go.x=0&_dyncharset=ISO-8859-1

So I find small pistol primers in stock at Cabelas.com. I drop them in my cart, go to check out and guess what... Said they cant ship to NJ! So I request an online cust. svs rep. I asked what was up. His response: "We are not able to ship ammo, firearms, or components to the state of NJ." Well here is a big F U cabelas! Ridiculous. :oops:

looks ok provided the break is on permanently via weld/pin.

Be sure you have a pistol permit, then. I believe they're required for AR purchases IN PA now or will be soon. Nothing is easy. Incorrect. The issue is that the new form 4473 added "other" as a category. FFLs can transfer rifles to out of state residents... but not pistols, or "other". A stripped receiver has to be marked "other" on 4473 and therefore an out of state FFL cannot transfer it to an out of state resident.

As we all know turnaround time for permits vary from 1 -5 months and everywhere inbetween. But what REALLY takes that long to be sent in to the police dept? I needed to get fingerprinted to get a NJ State criminal background report on myself. I shit you not, I was electronically printed on Wed evening on livescan at Sagem morpum (cant spell it), and got the "no criminal record" letter from the state police in my mailbox today. So what gives? What is the delay cause? Reference letters, employer letter? Quick usually if your friends and employer are good. Mental health check? Restraining order check? all that should be in the state at police HQ computers no?

resumeblaster.com works well too. Its what landed me my current job almost 8 years ago.

They are fun guns - much less recoil then a revolver. Not practical for much but like I said hell of a lot of fun. Very reliable too and use a locking bolt like a ar.

the coupler you speak of is ok. Its just holding two together side by side. Its not feeding continuously therefrom.

Re flashlight, go with an LED. Much shock resistance so it will be harder to break esp when firing.

For stock, Id go with a speedfeed fixed stock with pistol grip. Its very difficult to run a shotgun with a pistol grip (collapsed stock or no stock). For sights, Id go with ghost rings. I took a 16 hour defensive carbine, shotgun handgun course and a lot of the stuff I thought was dispelled by the instructor. i.e., pistol grip shotgun (no stock), you dont have to aim shotguns, etc etc.

nice find thanks.

True on the stocks. Also can get a no-name entry stock for $55 with buffer / spring. http://www.mapartsinc.com/productsDetail.asp?id=648

I hear you and agree. Collapsible stocks are great for body armor, adjusting stock for your kid to shoot, and maybe storage while in transit. I like fixed stocks myself too.

Well dont go buy one and risk getting arrested b/c of this post -- but the law names the banned firearms, then says those firearms that are substantially identical (i.e., collapsible stock, flash hiders, etc) to them named weapons are also banned. The thing is, a 10/22 is not banned by name, so it follows that nothing can be substantially identical to it. Its quite possible a 10/22 with evil "features" is legal in NJ. Again, I wouldnt want to be the test case.... so YMMV etc. PS- in before PK.

For refinish, they will probably beadblast and spray.

Move to PA not NY. NY has stricter restrictions on guns than NJ in some respects. Pre-ban, limit 10 per mag if post ban etc etc. Least they permit CCW in some areas.

Chad: Call the MFG and explain what happened, unfired, etc. Chances are they will refinish for you for free.

I understand a few people were arrested in PA on out of state CCW licenses last year. There was then a memo sent out by the atty general to the PA police depts clarifying the law. I also think this happened to some people who were open carrying in PA and a memo was sent out. In any event print the reciprocity agreement between PA and FL and keep it in your glove box or something. Ill see if I can get more info on the memo that was sent out.

agree with Cold, but many depts will be nice about it and not require reprinting. They didnt require me to get printed again and it was quite some time (15 years I think) between pistol purchases.

I have done an address change and it took 45 days. Get a few Pistol permits with it to. Even though I got the address change, the law is quite clear. The FID card never expires. Although the statute says to get it updated in 30 days, it also goes on to say it never expires, unlike PPP which is 90 days as you know. In any event most FFLs will not sell to someone with a FID w/ different address, some will. Its a gray area. PS- In before PK90 says the address must be current.