DevsAdvocate

BCM deals via online sales and communication. They are a smaller custom outfit and not a larger organization. It's best if you simply emailed them your questions. They also don't use coupons or price comparisons. FYI, BCM BCGs are in such high demand that they sell out a thousand or so within 24 hours.

Especially if it comes with Russian lettering too! карабин-15 Полуавтоматический безопасный

These people are the real "zombies" of our world... and when they go wild, they will burn, riot, and loot. People in mobs don't act like people. Protests of this size are precarious things, especially since they're being founded on a campaign of ignorance and violence.

Obviously excluding the US Army when discussing your average joe shooter. I would bet that even veterans who served in combat would balk at taking on enemy uniformed soldiers on their own, or with average joes with little to no combat experience. In war, it's best to let your insurgent forces deal with "soft" targets (logistics) than go after frontline units. If America were invaded, let the US military handle to enemy main forces, and take it on your self to attack them in the rear. Our best weapon to fend off an invasion in this country isn't an AR-15... it's ANFO and pipebombs. We'll do to them what they did to us in Afghanistan and Iraq.

Friend just got an email response from RTSP... .22lr is considered a pistol cartridge regardless of use in pistol or rifle.

I don't understand why you're giving him a tough time. He makes a valid point. For every one of us who goes out and practices our shooting skills, there are quite a few gun owners out there who haven't function checked the pistol in their nightstand for a few months, much less gone to the range. This is even more apt when discussing combat shooting skills and dealing with the potential of actually shooting back at someone while under fire yourself. This narrows things down to police who have actually been in a shooting, and military vets who have seen combat. We're not combat soldiers, and I wouldn't dare going toe to toe with a group of well armed men trained in combat arms with artillery support at the other end of a radio. But their truck drivers, fuel tankers, and REMFs are fair game. Hopefully with RTSP opening soon, I can get some simunition trigger time in. See how well I do under fire/pressure.

Teargas, mounted units, wood batons, and riot shields. What more do the police need to handle the situation? The second the mob becomes unruly (which will happen), the NYPD will lay the hurt down. The big exception here is if we have an early winter... and nothing ends big outdoor movements like heavy rains, ice, and snowfalls. Damned commies!

Ultra top tier BCG: Spike's NiB (~$230) Top tier BCG: BCM ($140) or Colt ($180)... Both are equal... BCM is cheaper. Then everything else kinda filter down after that. Spikes phosphate ones are good, PSA one are supposedly good (even though they don't reveal where they came from). A lot of them come from the same manufacturer, so all that's different is the price and name.

My one issue with this rule is the classification of .22lr rifles... while I'll respect the range's decision in the matter, I think a .22lr rifle could be exempted.

http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2011/10/19/izhmash-subsidiary-molot-to-manufacturer-russian-ar-15-rifle/ Never thought a Russian company would start making AR-15s...

Corporations usually bring in tax dollars and jobs though... Not to mention: the nice thing about corporate taxes that is unlike homeowners, they don't have kids. For every house you put up and family you move in, it's a detriment to the community since that family will never pay enough taxes to cover the cost of services rendered to them (schools, police, etc). I would wager towns would rather have big corporate parks and industrial buildings before they would want tax consuming homeowners. As for the CO process, it's obvious that games can be played... that's not even strictly a Jersey Thing. But seeing as the NJSP knows, the ATF knows, the local PD knows, the towns' council knows... heck... most of us know.

I find it's usually ammunition that causes any issues in Glocks. Very rarely is it the fault of the firearm itself... If I were the OP, I would just send it back to Glock. Get them to give you a shipping label... or in my case, use an FFL to ship it to them via USPS (much cheaper than FedEx/UPS) and have Glock give you 2-3 free magazines for your trouble.

Totally not where the hints said it would be... Is there a reason this is still being kept a secret? They've got their FFL*, NJSP inspections are done (right?), the CO is pretty much a formality at this point...

It's funny. I don't get why Glock messed around with the Gen 4... I can see them needing some work on their .40SW pistols, but why futz with how the 9mm ones worked? Oh wells, sticking to Gen 3 for awhile

So, have you used your Glock? Did it have any problems?

Get in touch with a new customer service person... lol

Rumor mills. Or there is a new range opening in West Paterson/Woodland Park that we don't know about...

Damn, that sounds like a lot of fun toys. Good thing we have laws which keep them out of our law-abiding hands while criminals jack them from the police.

I hate modifying pistols in such a way. Modding the magazine is much easier, especially given the above advertised method.

Pistol grip only shotguns are painful too shoot more than a few times.

Really? I just typed the phone number into Google... is there another way to go about this?

Nope. Glock 17 grip is longer than that of a Glock 19... so a G19 15 rounder won't fit into a 17... just like a Glock 26 magazine won't fit into a Glock 19 or Glock 17.

Strings waxed? Why?

While AR mags are easily found (MPX and PK90) Glock 15 rounders are not... so for someone like me looking to get a G17 and make the most of it, getting 2 mags at a time and modifying them in PA before bringing them into NJ works for me... Sweet thing is, I can use my G19 mags to make the measurements needed, prep the parts here and bring ready to assemble pieces to PA to epoxy in.

Bow procured... practicing my archery skills in preparation for that hunters exam... 15 yards: 20 yards: 30 yards: