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I think they use a piston.

Remember, don't bug out if you don't have a place to go. Bugging out without a plan makes you a refugee. Unless you are in the direct blast/heat zone of a potential nuke target, like NYC, as long as you are west or south of the city with a reasonable distance 15miles~25miles, the fallout should go directly east out over the ocean. Even if fallout lands on your house, you can shelter in place.

You can survive the elements if your home is in the right location. If some of your neighbors take the unfortunate step and evacuate, you can use their supplies. As far as being aware... some scenarios give you time, others do not. Nuclear attack/terrorists don't give you a lot of lead time. Zombies and plagues do. I suggest reading http://thesurvivalistblog.blogspot.com/ This guy is definitely prepared for anything. Maybe a little over the top, but a lot of his articles are very informative about living off the land and how to prepare.

Unless you're like Chad and have a place in the sticks, if you leave your home, you are actively becoming a refugee. My plan is to shelter in place. We have the materials and supplies to do so, and it's not all that hard. They can't force you to evacuate, and if they try to, what are they gonna do? If it's that serious, they'll have bigger fish to fry. Plus, I work on a military base, so even when I'm not at home, I am in a place that is somewhat safe. Though my first objective would be to go home. You really have to specify the scenario as well.

How hard is it to put a muzzle break on the barrel of an M&P15?

http://blog.nj.com/ledgerupdates/2007/0 ... er_ho.html The father went downstairs to investigate the noise. He was unarmed and held up by the intruders.

Post all stories here regarding home invasions in the Garden State.

Is it an M&P15T? Or just a regular M&P15? Do they have a website? Did they have any other rifles?

How do I order?

I was discussing this thread with a friend of mine who recently had a van suspiciously parked outside his home for 2 days. Cops were called and the van didn't return. He has surveillance camera around his property and this is how he saw the van parked outside. He always check his cameras remotely through his ipod before entering his house just in case someone is inside he won't be surprised and held at gunpoint. I asked him so now what if there is someone inside, he said... well I'll just call the cops and won't go in. I asked don't you have a gun? He said sure I do, but it's inside in a safe. He said why would he risk his life or risk going to jail if he knew there is someone in the house. He said he will only use the gun if he is inside the house and they broke in. Although I have similar setup like him my circumstances are different. I have a family. Question is, where do you hide such thing with outside access? Hide one in an ammo box outside in your yard. Or keep a weapon in your garage someplace. You have to find a very clever hiding spot and make sure no one sees you do it.

Fire the porker. I don't care what the reason is, you don't fuck with an EMT trying to do his job. Especially when in route with a patient.

Yes it is.

It's such a nice weapon. Though, I hear it has timing issues after a lot of use. Does Colt still service these?

They came out clean after hoppes cleaning. But the barrel is jet black.

TLE/RL II. I gotta buy the stuff before I soak it. Do I have to soak the whole thing? Or just the barrel?

Cool, I'll let you know. Gun cleaning day for me is Sunday.

It's probably pricey... >$1000 for the kevlar with hard plate inserts to stop rifle rounds.

Where at?

I am torn... should I save and buy one of these? Or build an AR? Decisions... Decisions...

Man, I saw one in person recently, and I am amazed it's not longer produced. Such a beautiful firearm. Does anyone here own one?

I don't even know what that is... I just use Lawman or Federal.

I know how to disassemble and maintain my 1911... But after recently putting 800 or so rounds through the thing, the inside of the barrel is jet black (as opposed to a stainless steel finish). I used to be able to clean it out back to it's original finish, but now it's just not doing it. I run patches through it, and they all come clean. Furthermore, the weapon was bought used, and has 'spots' on it... basically, what appears to be tarnish, near the tip of the barrel, on the outside. Is there a good way to properly clean this weapon? I hear Coca Cola is a great solvent/cleaner... would there be any harm dunking my barrel in this stuff over a few days? Are there any other ways to clean the barrel?

I thought they had one at the Bullet Hole for sale...

When you start stepping on random ones in your house, and wonder how they got there.

No, fuck that. If I use it for an HD situation, and I am cleared of any wrongdoing, then I better get my gun back. It's my property, they have no right to take it from me and keep it if there is no justifiable reason to do so.