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I have been reading the Strain trilogy (The Strain, The Fall, and The Night Eternal) by Guillermo Del Toro recently, and am completely hooked with his take on vampires, and how they would fare against the safeguards of modern society (traditional weapons, police, military, mass transit, etc.) The creatures themselves are gross and hideous, definitely nothing like the ones seen in True Blood or Twilight. They're also more animalistic, and act as a hive mind which connects to their Master. They do consume your blood, and when they're done, you turn into one of them. Daylight (UVC) kills em, silver really messes them up (and kills them), as do other conventional weapons that can be used to sever the head or break the spine. The creatures are very durable and strong as well. They are also adept at night hunting, shedding traditional human senses for ones which are more attuned to hunting other people. Abilities to sense heat, improved hearing, and smell give them a leg up, and when the power goes out, and you're fighting in the dark... well... it seems tricky to fight them. All in all, the first two books were awesome. I'm on the third (final) one now, and it's an awesome ride from beginning to end. So... if you're tired of zombies (yawn). I'd suggest this to liven things up.

Do you want to build an M16 look alike? Like an M16A1 with triangle handguards and A1 rear sight?

Won't be too long until they come out for the 500... that just goes beyond saying (seeing as the 870 and 500 are the most popular shotguns in America)

http://soldiersystems.net/2011/12/23/magpul-shotgun-accessories/ New stock and forearm. Looks neat.

How much did that run ya?

Lot's of ways... some more permanent than others.

I bet that across the country, in all states and towns, folks keep things hidden away that would have them in jail in a heartbeat today in case of a potential crisis tomorrow. Whether it be home-made, unregistered suppressors, magazines (in states which restrict), and even full-autos. Heck, I wouldn't be surprised if folks in this country had their hands on some serious tools... like RPGs or other so-called 'destructive devices'. Quietly hidden away for the 'just in case' moment they are needed. Even if they don't, you can bet that these things will easily become available when 'law and order' takes a break.

It's easier to pin a 17 magazine than to ruin a good gun. Heck, you can even pin them in a way that lets you disassemble for cleaning too.

When going to RTSP: My .22lr pistol and one or two pistols in the same caliber (Glock 17 and 19)... so 3. Outdoors, usually an AK and AR... I like to practice with both as much as possible.

Only when they become contagious in my gun safe...

Maybe a bow? I find it disconcerting that hunters aren't allowed to carry pistols to back up their primary weapon... I'd hate to have a weapon malfunction and a bear coming for me...

This issue predates them. GW Bush also could've re-imported the rifles, but did not. This is one of those things that's been going on since the 1990s and comes up every now and then. You'd be a fool to expect things to change any time soon.

Yes they will. PA dealers don't give a hoot if what your buying is in violation of NJ law. As far as they are concerned, when you buy out of state, it's on you to make sure your firearm is compliant with local laws prior to going back home. How do you think those folks who have homes in PA but are residents of NJ can buy guns and keep guns that are not compliant outside of NJ? Not to mention: NJ law ends at the Delaware, so even if they did "violate" it by selling you a non-compliant weapon, then there isn't much the state could do about it.

YHM Phantom from the looks of it. Barrel is most likely chrome lined 1x7 twist as with all BCM barrels.

True. Still a PITA, and something that is fairly limited to the AR platform.

I'm not worried about other 'regular' people knowing about my hobby and pursuit of our rights... I just want to represent as small of a profile as possible to those who wish to restrict those rights... so that means no NRA stickers on the car, or other tactical paraphernalia lying about for an Officer Friendly to bug me about.

Get the ANJRPC to talk to the SAF about it... Even using your run of the mill AR-15 neutered to NJ standards can make a good case. Especially when you present to SCOTUS two rifles side by side and explain that none of the features that NJ bans makes the rifle any more dangerous, and is quite unreasonable to carry out. All that's left is the 15 round limit... that to me is more of a PITA than the other AWB stuff...

You could always buy one through a PA dealer and get it that way. This way you can keep the NJ FFLs out of this in pursuit of the 'test case'.

Trijicon 3-dot tritium for HD, or a blacked out rear sight with fiber optic front sight for competition/non HD

Get ready to wait a LONG time when trying to check out...

Buddy of mine at Parsippany-Troy Hills says his paperwork will take 3-4 MONTHS... supposedly, due to the "holidays". This is bs... any way I can help him out?

That would suck to do if you've been shooting a lot... AR-15 bolts get a lot of heat dumped on em. As for charging handle impingement... only on an AR-15 platform...

Troops haven't been issues XM193 since 'nam I think. They usually get the M855/855A1...

I would say: possibly -101st Airborne patch on Left Shoulder -Automatic Fire -Explosions Seems like a lot of effort to make a fake video...

Bill of what now? Oh yeah, that thing most Americans claim they would lay their lives down for, then proceed to finish their Big Gulp and go on their merry way (myself included).