DevsAdvocate

http://www.ksl.com/?nid=148&sid=8471349 Cop pulls over Mayor's kid. Cop gets suspended. What is this BS? I know it's actually a lot worse than this, because stuff like that happens all the time across the country... especially in NJ.

Also, what is a crush washer do for an AR muzzle break?

Nice! Sweet.

What are some basic tools you would need to do work on your AR?

What kind of stock is that? I like it. It's very minimalist.

And that's an issue with New Jersey's cities. We need to take an NYC approach to improving the urban areas, invest heavily in police. I find it a bit shameful that police in some rural towns with little to no crime (when compared to cities) have huge salaries, when guys taking hits in the streets of Newark get paid squat (in comparison). Police pay should be somewhat proportional to risk. I mean, I could be wrong... and it could be that way for all I know.

As far as what? I guess this is more directed toward police in heavily populated urban areas. But generally putting a name/face to the person in the uniform/police car... because after while, when police are insulated from the community, it seems to dehumanize them a bit. Maybe I'm wrong, but police can seem that way sometimes.

Volunteer Medic? First responder at the Volunteer Emergency Squad.

I got caught recently by an NJSP doing a certain amount over the limit on Rt. 80. Guy let me off with a warning. Not all cops are bad, they have to enforce the rules, even the ones they don't like. It's part of the job. I just wish police were more approachable. I'm lucky in my town, I got to interact with them as part of being a volunteer medic. But in the cities, it's difficult for them to do that, and that leads to many of the problems we see with police and their relationship with those communities. Personally, I would like if the NJSP took on more of an "Urban Support" role, similar to the surge we had in Iraq. They would hit the major cities and establish a friendly community presence. Walk the beat, talk to people, kids, go to the schools, and patrol the night. I figure... if it worked to stop Iraqis from shooting our troops, it can help in places like Newark, JC, Trenton, and Camden.

Yankee Hill makes some nice ones too... or so I've heard.

Going into the EZ Pass Lane without an EZ Pass after coming off the Verazano. $150.00 I'm going to fight it, since the car was registered with an EZ Pass, but the unit was not installed.

I travel a bit into chemical plants and had and instance where I was inventorying a plant and I asked if I could take photos and he said "yes, but you can not use your flash". I asked but he just said "because we do not allow it". Anyway, as I was taking pictures I hit a button that triggered the flash...next think I know this guy is on the floor covering his head. I'm thinking to myself WTH. He says "are you crazy"? I apologized and told him I hit the wrong button that triggered the flash. He then went on to explain that their fire suppressant system is triggered by by a flash because it mimics an explosion. Luckily it did not go off. Wonder if they have a similar system or simply don't want people posting photos of members firing guns on the internet. That's actually very true in ammunition/munitions plants. NO FLASH.

Hey engineerjet, can you post a side profile picture of the Stag Model 2 and the M4? I was looking at those particular muzzle break and wanted to see how it looked. I really want to see them up close and how they look on the rifle.

Close ups: http://www.aacblog.com/?p=5218

It's quite amazing. I really hope the US Military gives it a hard look in the future, it appears to be an immense improvement over the AR platform.

Yeah, the thing is, I always hear how great FALs are. Especially in comparison to M14/M1A type rifles. How it's easier to clean and operate, and how it was NATO's answer to the AK-47. The so called "Right Arm of the Free World". But, with the FN SCAR and ACR coming out... I'm not sure. Also: Why didn't the US Army go with the FAL? Why did they go with the M14?

Anyone seen or own one?

Send the firearm to ADCO, and have them remove the F/H and replace with a Muzzle Break.

Anyone remember this: http://wcbstv.com/topstories/rocket.lau ... 45939.html Friggin AT-4 Rocket launcher in Jersey City. Happened in 2007, but wow. :shock: EDIT: It was used, so it posed no threat... do they sell empty ones at Army Navy Stores or something?

Bill is awesome, I bought all my guns through him there.

Is there a way to pin a Magpul UBR stock?

I read that as... 1 part + 1 person = Assault firearm.... I wouldnt push the envelope in this state..... So even being in possession of a flash hider is enough? Or a bayonet lug? Or a collapsible stock?

So if one person has an upper at his house, and another person has the lower in their house... then it would be ok? How is "readily assembled" defined?

How so? It's only a collection of parts and components until it's assembled. Under most definitions, an AR upper receiver is not even classified as a "firearm".

Can I keep an NJ illegal AR if it's disassembled into a separate upper and lower receiver? At one point do components constitute a rifle? Or an illegal one at that?