DevsAdvocate

Agreed. I'd rather have our 15-round limit eliminated, along with all the other AWB BS before I get CCW... Those things impact me more than not being able to carry.

That is... until the lock breaks the gun for you... which has happened quite often.

Do what I did: research it all first and plan your assembly*. If you're still unsure, post your plan here and ask for comments... there will always be comments. I assembled 3 AR-15 lowers... uppers seem a bit more daunting to me, but also unnecessary given the economics of assembling vs. buying there (while building may be slightly cheaper, buying has immediate time savings). *I say "assembly" because that's essentially what you're doing on an AR platform when putting parts together

Mobile wikipedia is unaffected. The thing that pops up is a flash script... which usually isn't used in mobile websites.

Bullethole has a lot of issues given the size of the location, and the limited options available in terms of expanding it. When it was first built, I bet it was one range in a dozen in a region of 20 miles. But since then, all their competition has closed down, and they are left dealing with a larger volume of customers, with less room to accommodate them all. Sucks for the shooter, but when you're the last man standing, it doesn't suck for your bottom line. Hopefully, we have more RTSP-like ranges opening soon. We need more of those types of shooting places.

Naw, the worst indoor range I've ever been to was a 3 lane one in South Carolina. Pay $10, and you can shoot all day... or if you're waiting in line, you can wait in line all day because someone is shooting all day...

ARFCOM is full a fiends who love to buy their Bolt Carrier Groups whenever they're available. Even if they don't need it, they'll buy one or two.

The sense of community is simply not there anymore... People move more often and are usually a lot more distrustful these days. Heck, even in my own condo complex, the only folks who are friendly about anything are the older people. The people my age and in between generally keep to themselves and never want to talk.

Don't really see anything wrong here. Just a bunch of folks trying to meet the supply/demand needs of the 'free' (black) market. Let's face it: if drugs were legalized, or at least available through legitimate means, then you wouldn't need to jockey for turf via illegitimate and violent means. This would also mean you wouldn't need firearms to fight these turf wars, or exact the inevitable retribution that comes with dealing in black market dealings. Not to mention: I don't think the possession of any weapon should really be a crime... but it's use is the metric of punishment. Full-Auto AKM?? Shoot, where can I get one? So to recap: Four guys were for dealing in things that really shouldn't have been illegal in the first place.

Herters is re-branded TULA. Just check the headstamps.

Libertarian = Intellectually Honest, Small Gov't, Pro-Liberty mindset, who believes that diplomacy and non-interventionism is the best foreign policy. Conservative = Intellectually Dishonest, Big Gov't spender who taxes like it's a Small Gov't (leading to debt), hawkish (going to war is apparently the only means of pursuing foreign policy), and wants to force their social morals on everyone else by pursuing crap like the War on Drugs and wasting time and energy on crap like: who can get married to who. God help this country if the gays are happy, because of all the things that'll bring us down, it will be that... I kid, I kid... I know Ron Paul isn't perfect, but he's way better than any of those other GOPers that are running. At the very least, he is the first truly principled politician to run in a long time. While he talks the talk of ending the FED and eliminating government agencies, or taking a different tact when dealing with foreign nations, electing him won't be the end of this nation, but a return to it's founding principles. Not to mention: many of those things require a great deal of Congressional checks and balances, so as a man who respects his Constitutional duties and capabilities, he won't even bother acting alone... unlike the current moron in chief. Folks really need to think through stuff when dealing with Ron Paul, instead of simply calling him a nut and moving on to less than enjoyable options like Mitt Romney.

Get a Glock 21SF and a Glock 30SF... I also own a Glock 19 and a Glock 17 as well. This way you'll have a full-sized pistol in both .45ACP and 9MM, as well as the compact one.

Getting one of those for myself soon.

Because the asshats in Trenton said so.

Ambiguity is our enemy here. While you would probably win in court, you'd still lose thanks to legal fees and the temporary loss of your firearm.

Unfortunately, busting your balls is their priority... again, logic and rationality are completely vacant in the State Gov't of NJ.

Not really "tactical", but my dad got it for my 26th birthday...

Not really "tactical", but my dad got it for my 26th birthday...

Doesn't matter. There are plenty of things that are allowed by Federal Law that aren't allowed by State Law. While the BATF rules it one way, the NJSP can come out and say it's something different. These people are not rational... or logical...

You do realize that it doesn't matter what the BATF thinks... only what the NJSP and AG office does...

It's like playing the lottery... 1. Pick any address in "West Newark" 2. Submit it to the police. 3. ????? 4. Profit.

Get a few guys outfitted like Roman Legionaries, and no zombie apocalypse shall thwart you. Scutum, Gladius, and Pilum are far superior to guns and ammunition. Especially when executed with the proper tactics. Ideally a combination of both Roman-style fighting weapons and a bit of marksmanship is the way to go.

The reason no one invades Switzerland? Because everyone keeps their own money there.

BlueLineFish, if you want to CYA, then just check to see if the homeowner was a felon or has any outstanding warrants first before hassling them on their paperwork. Saves them grief, and saves you time.

Definitely creepy. Not to mention: intelligent and acting for a purpose. Zombies bore me because they're too easy to defeat, and usually don't think. The only reason they appear to be scary is because folks take a 20th-21st century approach to them: trying to use guns to kill them. Frankly, outfitting 50-100 strong men with swords, shields, and pikes/spears would make quick work of any zombie horde, especially if a choke point is properly selected.