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I think I may go with the scout squad... the extra two inches on the barrel isn't a deal breaker. Plus there is one at the Cabelas in PA. How is the recoil on a scout squad?

If it's something fun and cool.

What? You don't clean yours??

In NJ, people with disabilities are allowed to hunt from vehicles.

I see... I'm a lover of EBRs... can't help it. Haha. How is the cleaning and maintenance process for these rifles?

Personally, I'm not a big long distance shooter... I think about 200-300 yards is the maximum limit I plan on using it for. Ideally... I want it as a defensive arm. Maybe invest in an ACOG, or similar optic.

Is the AA9122 the same as a Scout Squad?

Any particular reason as to why they sell them?

Is the Springfield SOCOM 16 NJ legal? How about the Scout Squad? I saw one in Cabela's today in PA, and they were unsure of it's NJ legality (then proceeded to poke fun at our fair state's gun laws). Any thoughts?

I can't find anything for Clark...

It's a weapon. It's sole purpose is to kill other human beings. You can use it for hunting... but the Army and USMC won't.

Self taught through a combination of wikipedia, paper literature, and youtube...

Our nation is stuck in a bad paradigm. While other nations adapt to new global realities, the United States remains inflexible due to our pride. The system is broken, and we as a nation are far too afraid to admit it.

It's the end of an era gents. I hate our American Auto Companies. I hate them with a passion. I do not pity the owners, for they were greedy scum. I do not pity the workers, for they were greedy union whores. I do not pity the engineers, for they had too much pride to change their ways. Maybe Ford will see the light. But the future of cars is going to come from Japan and China. Nations with the will, the drive to succeed. Our companies have just become complacent, and lost their place at the top. I feel terrible for these dealers though. But there is not much that can be done for them. PS: If you want to see why these companies are dead or dying, you should really read the book, "The Toyota Way". http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Toyota_Way It's in those books, you can find how Toyota and other manufacturers have not only emulated the American model of production, but expanded, and improved upon it. It is very interesting reading.

Do they make a version which can use HV .22 ammo?

The only issue I have with that is that it means you can't ever clean the guns' internals. Which is weird. Glocks are made to last, but oil gets fouled up, and lube does wear out.

Well... too late for that now. But I read somewhere that copper grease can be bought in a hardware store under a "civilian" name.

Cool. 8-)

My neighbors would throw a hissy fit.

At the very least, I would like to rapid fire. But I understand why most ranges don't allow it.

Haha, last minute posts before heading to bed. I have Six Sigma training at work tomorrow which means little to no computer access. Isn't there a post-per-day stat?

It was mentioned on a blog. Gunpundit, Say Uncle, or Snowballs in Hell.

Welcome to NJGF Mike!

Welcome!! :mrgreen:

Welcome.