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Those 3 things alone are one of the reasons my parents don't hire additional workers for their medical practice. The fact a business needs to cover their employee's healthcare costs is ridiculous!

Get it out of NJ to someone living out of state... Or sell it through an FFL on GunBroker...

They'll ship it. But it's up to your local FFL to transfer it, and if it's not NJ Kosher, then they won't do it.

When I asked the Cabelas in PA, they said their policy was that it's up to you, the owner, to be compliant with your state's laws. Also, which laws (per ATF) are they supposed to follow? The NJ A.C.? Or the statute? If they follow the statute, then pretty much anything not on the ban list is fair game for them to transfer.

I think BATF measures using a rod with 18.5" marked inserted into the barrel until it hits the bolt face. Dunno if there is any gap between boltface and barrel, but this is def. an easy method of doing it.

Yeah, I just shot the guy an email. I'd rather convert my WASR-10 if possible though... now here's another question: Can a Bulgarian barrel assy fit on a WASR receiver?

Okay, so what if I got a 12.4" barrel and welded on an AK-74 style brake (as per my second post), is that do-able to make a 16" barrel? I mean, how long is an AK-74 brake? 3.6"? Also, what would I need to do to remove the old barrel and install a new one? I honestly want to try something new with my extra WASR... if the price of parts and some labor is just right, I'd like to see how that goes.

OOOhhh, or can I use this muzzle brake instead of the Krink... http://www.k-var.com/shop/product.php?productid=16986&cat=344&page=1

I've got a spare WASR-10 sitting around, and was wondering if I could order a AK104 (16") barrel assembly and replace the one on my WASR-10? Like this one: http://www.k-var.com/shop/product.php?productid=16611&cat=274&page=1 The other question I had was: what is the legality of the "krink" bell muzzle device usually seen on an AK104? It's usually advertised as a brake and not a flash hider... so what's the verdict? If it's not legal cuz of the cone, can I just weld a washer into it to make it more NJ Friendly?

Where does one get a thing to remove the primer?

Glocks - I usually throw night sights on them. For some reason, the 3-dot greens work best for me in all light levels. Remington 870 Express - put some wood on instead of the synthetic furniture RIA 1911 Tactical - Replaced wood grips with Pachmyrs and ditched the FLGR for a regular one. 10/22 - Put on new sights to replicate AR-15 pattern peep. AR-15s - All pretty much customized Only OEM guns I've got: -SBS Coach Gun -Mossberg 930 -Colt King Cobra -Marlin bolt action .22lr -S&W 22A -WASR-10s (for now... I've got plans for them though)

How you activate the holster isn't the issue, it's where your finger rests when drawing. You can draw from a thumb holster and still end up with your finger on the trigger. As always, you gotta practice with the equipment that you have. I'd love to go thumb-drive (5.11), but I really don't see an urgency to do so.

Meh, I like em. I use them with my Glocks, and I practice so that my finger indexes up high away from the trigger.

True... plus the cost of 12ga ammo... ugh.

What is on it now?

Which Ultimak rail should I get for my WASR? The ported? Or non-ported one?

OD green plastic furniture, hogue grip, ultiMAK rail, and a sig (aimpoint H-1 clone) red dot... I figured OD Green is like black, but not black, as I'm getting tired of black...

Understood. Figured I'd post the letter for reference here since it's one of the few 'official' indications of what the Feds think regarding 922r...

Geez, no need for the attitude. I was just asking a question.

Wait a second... so the law says that the max cap is 15 rounds. Earlier in this thread, folks said you could drop a 'limiter rod' in a Marlin Model 60 and be okay. But the AC says it has to be permanently altered... but then again the AC only applies to firearms dealers, correct? I'm getting confused...

You're telling me. Those bitches are a **** in a **** boat to take apart without the proper tools.

Why does that matter though? If the mag is disassembled, then it's not longer a mag. Plus, how can one do maintenance if the follower cannot be removed?

Wait... so which is it? Only vendors need to permanently mod the mag, or all mags need to be permanently modded?

I can't open any of my G19 mags without a tool... or my 10 round AR mags... they don't just 'pop' off. As for the vendors, don't they have to permanently mod their mags by virtue of the Admin Code?

But don't you need a tool just to open up the mag in the first place?