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He has trouble seeing the current iron sights and wanted to look into getting a red dot. I figure with christmas around the corner, it's a good gift idea. Anyone have any experience with these? Or any recommendations? My dad has one of those Berretta U22 Neos pistols.

Hey, I agree. That's why my step by step upgrades are comfortable for me. It gives me a lot of flexibility while also giving me control over what and how much I add. As others mentioned above, it's users' choice. But the use of the rifle comes into mind... Those rifles used in home defense, they could stand to use night sights and a light. An EOtech wouldn't hurt either, only because those things are very expensive.

I'm going purely cheap, lightweight, and utilitarian in my build. [optional] ACE Skeleton Stock, Magpul grip with [optional] CR123 battery core (for lights and optics), [optional] Magpul MOE handguard, YHM hooded front sight/gas block, [optional] YHM BUIS, and a YHM muzzle brake (I need to remove my A2 sight post as it is). I also devised a long term plan to build/finance it. Step 1: Send the upper to ADCO to install YHM flip up front sight and YHM muzzle brake. Step 2: Buy YHM BUIS Step 3: Buy Trijicon tritium sights. Step 4: MOE Handguards. Step 5: ACE Skeleton Stock Step 6: Buy an optic Step 7: Buy a light and rails for MOE handguard. Since I'm a government worker, projected time of completion is 75 years, at a cost of $3B.

Just find out which way they'll be coming from. Think of it as a free line hunt. They will drive the animals to you!

The ACR is going to be where it's at. American Designed, American Made. From what I understand taking the best from the best. So far though, it was never in any of the competitions, so it's a long ways off.

A change in ammunition is the least likely one to happen. Too much in terms of logistic and stockpile issues... then there are our NATO STANAG arrangements.

Morristown needs a range... bad. Put a Bullethole/Rays type place there = goldmine. Or at least 15 minutes of there.

You're knife is fine as long as you keep it separated from your ammunition while in the vehicle.

So, silver bullet, D&S are shops. Cherry Ridge is an outdoor range? And I assume Hercules is a range that requires membership?

I recently moved to Morristown, NJ and am looking for a new range to go to and a new gun shop to frequent. I used to go to the Bullet Hole, but is there something similar closer to Mo-town?

YES. Bingo. You'd be hard pressed to find carbines in NJ with a 14.5" barrel with pinned compensator though. It's walking a fine legal line. SPR ---> Should be SBR. Short-Barreled Rifle. Typically with a 10" barrel. These are legal in more progressive firearms statement as long as you have the proper tax stamps from the government.

I am at level 35. Almost 100% fully unlocked on the M4A1 (5000pts when i do). I play Ground War normally. My favorite class is called 'Predator', I have an M4 with silencer, perk 1: scavenger/bling (add heartbeat sensor), perk 2: cold-blooded, perk 3: ninja. I use a USP (silenced, with FMJ), along with a throwing knife (my favorite), and flash bang.

We might have had a better shot if more people got involved with the hearing in Trenton at the end of Sept. I heard from one source that it was a poor turn out. Lack of Dealers. Lack of Instructors. I just meet so many NJ gun owners since this bill passed who just didn't give a ****. grumble grumble grumble. :violence-bomb: How would that have changed anything? These people don't care about the people they supposedly represent, so why now if a thousand gun owners show up?

I have a G19... don't really appreciate it too much. I am in the market for a 92FS (M9A1 with picatinny rail for light/laser) as I hear good things about them AND I can use those mags in a berreta 9mm carbine....

Hello?

You're right. The West isn't perfect, but to simply blame the West isn't fair either. The Moslem world is also responsible for it's own hardships as well, including a decline in education and giving up their pursuit of science, government, and the arts. They are a people who regressed following a thousand years of enlightenment. They were once the pride of human civilization, and instead of progressing what was good, they hold onto the useless traditions of monarchy, class separation, and tribes. Want to know why they're bitter? Christianity/Europe/West came into the Crusades as the least enlightened, weaker foe, and they learned from their mistakes and their enemies. In the end, they came out ahead, while the moslems were mired in infighting and petty politics. They look at us with disdain because we have shown them (historically) that as a Western Culture, we are better than them. That's why they blame us for all their problems. That's why we're the boogeyman of their reality. Even if the problems in their societies are directly the fault of their governments, and their people, they are conditioned by default to blame the USA/West somehow. **** them. If they can't get their shit together, then that's their fault. Pity never gets anyone anywhere.

i wouldn't need to apply for so damn many if they were actually timely about it...

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3333/355 ... c506_o.jpg How hard is it to find these things? If I was gonna get an M9/92FS, I would like one with the rail underneath for a light...

If I do decide to build a new upper... can I borrow some tools from someone? Also, where is a good place to get a 14" bbl?

Some questions: 1. If you see a DUI checkpoint, and avoid it, will the police chase you down? 2. Can they write you up for other things in the checkpoint? Or just DUIs?

As far as doing it yourself or taking it to a local smith of your choice, if you chose to I do not think anyone would be coming to kick in your front door looking for you. Hell there is no real reason to take it into a gun shop either it can do to a machine shop or welder to attach the brake and cost you much less. That's what I'm thinking.

I was just gonna buy a 14.5" barrel, compensator of choice (FSC556 by PWS), and send it to ADCO or take it to a gunsmith.

Yes? No?

I remember when I got my first .22lr rifle... It was a lovely Friday, the day before I was supposed to go shooting in PA with my brother. I decided a .22 rifle would be good to have for practice... So, I went into Firearms Guild in Rahway, and basically said: "I would like to buy the cheapest .22lr rifle that I can get. Iron sights and simple. 35 minutes later (NICS check and COE completed), and $100 shorter, I had a Marlin .22lr bolt action. Love that thing.

Wow... that may be a bit much. I just need enough to change the stock and remove the front sight/gas block. The punches might be useful when changing the trigger guard though.