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So someone should drive an extra distance to try out a rifle/shotgun they just got? It's annoying, but oh wells. Finding good outdoor ranges in NJ is difficult as it is... heck, most new shooters don't even know where to begin...

LOL! I saw that store the other day, I literally did a double take while driving to be sure that store existed. It's just weird seeing that in NJ...

If you keep, it will be difficult to hide. But not impossible. Depends on who lost it, and how badly they want it back.

Bingo. This is also true if you found a bag of money somewhere. You're legally obligated to turn it in to the police to allow the rightful owner to claim it. If no one does, you get it back... I think 30 days is the norm?

If found at the range: turn it into the RO... If found somewhere else, turn it into the police with the caveat that if it was not in the eTrace for a crime, or if the original owner doesn't claim it, then it's yours. Honestly, doing eTrace on the thing should be easy enough, and all it really shows is where the gun was most recently transferred (FFL) or held by police/Feds (crime gun that was once documented and somehow made it back out into the world) Chances are: even if the gun were used in a crime, there would be no real way to prove it. When someone is shot by a gun, and all police have are the spent cases and mangled bullet fragments, they can figure out what type of gun and caliber it was, but nothing else really. They won't know the serial number (how could they?)... heck they won't know anything beyond a certain manufacturer (like if it's a Glock firing pin mark, but not if it was a 17, 19, or 26). So all they can say is: "we're looking for a gun, possibly Glock, 9mm", and hope that any Glocks which turn up in a search will have enough forensic material (fingerprints/DNA) to match it to a particular suspect. It's usually why all those new forensics labs dedicated to tracking guns by their forensics end up being complete failures... It's also why micro-stamping is also completely retarded... (not to mention: easy to spoof)

Again, it's due to the fact that your mind is American-centric. To the other 6.4 Billion people out there, it's two building pushing through the sky.

Only Americans get their panties in a twist about ANYTHING 9/11 related. The rest of the world doesn't put as much emphasis on the symbolism of that day as we do here in the states, so when the Dutch firm and the Koreans were ironing out the details, the thought of it resembling 9/11 in any way probably did not cross their minds in the least. Just try to keep that in mind... There is a whole world out there that does not think the way we do, and does not place weight on the same things we do.

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I suggest you do the same... outside of Amendments which specifically call out 'Congress', the Bill of Rights was intended to protect us from all levels of Gov't. Remember... the 2nd Amendment says "...the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed'. Notice how no mention is made regarding who this amendment is limiting from infringing on the particular right... Again, logically, it also makes no sense to assume that the BoR was ever intended just for the Federal Government.... Assuming so also opens you up to the fact that a state can violate all your rights and face no repercussion. They can ban your guns, quarter the state militia in your house, seize your property, toss you in jail with no trial, ram you in the behind with a broomstick while in the slammer. America didn't fight a war against Britain just to allow the States to curtail the rights of their citizens at their own free will. It's unfortunate that this interpretation of the BoR persisted as long as it did as it directly led to a Civil War and years of Civil Rights violations... Personally, I feel that this is all due to a weak Supreme Court which doesn't really play its role properly in the Govt' Balance of Power. SCOTUS should have be reviewing EVERY law Congress passes, and every Executive Order issued by the President before allowing them to take affect to ensure their compliance with the US Constitution. Not waiting until someone files a lawsuit through the court system to challenge the laws when they are already in place. The founding father wrote an excellent requirements document to build a nation founded on liberty, but forgot the user manual needed to execute it.

Shooting pistols is easier for me indoors, simply due to the target changes and variable range (without having to call a cease-fire on the line to move targets).

Christie is such a piece of **** to keep nominating these assholes to the AG position.

Actually, it makes no sense to assume that the US Constitution only applied to the FedGov and not the rest... Especially from a logical standpoint... But it's all moot thanks to the 14th Amendment.

They want to appeal to a certain clientele... and avoid attracting those who go shoot on other nearby 'open to the public' ranges.

Yeah, it was a calm day on Saturday, and I was shooting 55gr. I fired a few 62gr as well (green pills) to see how they hit too. This thing is a bit better than my short ARs (which I run with H buffers) in that it shoots all my cheapo steel cased stuff and cycles it. The carbines and H buffers don't do this reliably... Obviously the fix is easy (use a CAR buffer), but I'll stick to shooting mil-spec through them.

Problem is: it's the CLEOs, judges, and politicians which decide this crap, not the rank and file officer.

Easily tagged a man sized silhouette at 300yds yesterday. Open irons.

Damned nice quality too. Very well machined.

I have one tacticool rifle (Red dot, light, and rails), and that's pretty much going to be it for me. But if I had to grab a rifle to bug out, the 20" is the one I'd take. I have a 2nd 14.5" upper that is plain jane, but I have no idea what to do with that now.

Hahahahaha

You get a BCM similar to the one I let you try?

Thanks. If you're looking for an 'A2 Style' birdcage break, I strongly suggest contacting EGW: http://www.egwguns.com/ For $10, they'll send you one drilled with a pin for attachment. I used a crush washer in lieu of the peel washer (I have a spare crush wash if you'd like one for your build).

The buttstock is from Model 1 Sales: http://www.model1sal...category_id=465, uses a rifle buffer tube, action spring/buffer It's an A1 length with an A2 butt plate and trap door. Inside is an official USGI cleaning kit (got it from work). The upper was from Palmetto State Armory, barrel is USGOV built by FN in Colombia, SC, 1x7 twist: http://palmettostate...ry.com/2411.php The sling is a Specter Gear SOP Sling: http://www.amazon.co...s00_i00_details (gave it 4/5 stars due to the length of the straps)

'AR15A4' - 20" FN barrel with M4 Upper Receiver and A1 length stock. EGW Muzzle brake... (pinned by JetAgent)

'AR15A4' - 20" FN barrel with M4 Upper Receiver and A1 length stock. EGW Muzzle brake... (pinned by JetAgent)

I guess... but it's annoying to see. Maybe it's the expectation for shows to be both entertaining while also objective... but then again, this is the same channel which airs 'Ancient Aliens' all the time...