DevsAdvocate

I own a BCM 14.5" middy with a pinned/welded BC 1.5 brake. Thing is sweet. Runs standard .223 and 5.56 beautifully with an H buffer. Best AR I own... I love it.

You're not getting any meaningful increase in velocity with that extra 1.5"...

My living situation: -Condominium in Morristown, I've got a garage and balcony. Not much room to grow food here (though I did sign up to get a plot at the Community Gardens next year). I live with my brother who is a doctor and works at the local hospital. -Goal: As of now, a 1 month supply of food/water that I can tap after exhausting my more perishable supplies. I will expand it yearly, ideally reaching a 6 month food store. But 3 months should suffice. I have to check where Morristown gets it water supply from. If it's fed from the highlands, then pressure shouldn't be an issue, and then it's more of a matter of ensuring sensitization. I'm also looking to join this: http://www.growitgreenmorristown.org/Grow_it_Green_Morristown/Welcome.html

Hey y'all. I was wondering, with food prices on the rise, crop plantings being delayed, and talks of a potential food crisis next year, what's the best way to store food and water, and cook it over a long term period? I was wondering if there were any good sources of freeze-dried/MRE type foods that can be held for 10-20 years, as well as potable water storages for the long term as well. Also, I am realizing a heat source would be necessary to cook and sanitize food prior to consumption. I have a propane BBQ and always keep a spare tank on hand. Should I get a Coleman burner with a propane tank attachment? Would that last awhile? What do you guys think when it comes to this stuff, and where would you buy?

You're 100% correct. But let's be realists here: not every CCW situation ends up nice and rosy. That being said: I'd rather have it and not need it than need it and not have it.

Except that he didn't, hence why that argument is bogus. As an untrained civilian, he assessed the situation and did the right thing.

Even as a staunch pro-Gun advocate, I dislike how any variant of the story plays out. Being in a vehicle, armed or unarmed, when your attackers are outside is already a losing proposition. Situation-Awareness is key to surviving in life, and in this scenario, the "victim" made a fatal error by not giving himself space to escape. Even 3-4 feet of space between vehicles is enough to maneuver out. If that failed, use your vehicle as a weapon and distraction.

This is a decidedly realistic 3rd scenario. I don't understand why folks are down-voting this one.

I don't think such a list is valid anymore given that the BATF no longer tracks this. The pinky finger test is more than enough.

Is that a midlength?

Why? Everyone else is trying to get out!

Looks like someone is gonna donate more money this year!

Wait, so the guy who wanted to allow us AO Carbines is going to take over? That's good, right?

http://www.homedsgn.com/2011/04/10/safe-house-by-kwk-promes/ This place looks siiiccccckkkkk! Needs a nice rack for Polish BERYL rifles though.

The same can be said for AR-15s too. What's the big deal then? We're all criminals in the eyes of the state of NJ. As for the Auto Ordinance "Carbine", has there been any official directive issued from that or no? I've asked this before and no one could really send me the link.

Wait, did they have a car accident and drive off? I would think if I side swiped someone in my car there would be some major damage, no?

Something is only an addiction if it causes a detrimental situation with your welfare and the welfare of your family. In essence, you begin putting something ahead of all that, it's a bad thing.

I'm in Myrtle beach right now with my family at our cOndo here... This state is very lax gun wise, I can even suggest a few ranges nearby. I think a FL ccw is also accepted here.

Interesting... I'm betting a portion of this effort will take place here at picatinny...

S&W 22A I got one a few months back, shoots all my .22 ammo (Federal/CCI/Remington), and is very accurate for the price. Only issue with mine was a broken spring plate the S&W replaced for free.

Word. SAF may be looking into this now, waiting on the CCW case first before moving into this territory.

Got mine at Buds... Also, thing works now that they sent it back.

bs. It's one thing to specify equipment police or some other bs state or townie can do, but it's another to decide what WE the people have access to. This should be easy to challenge. Especially how the state poorly defines some thing. Not to mention that this is a blatant infringement of the US Constitution. Logic following this line: The state would say the AWB is Constitutional by saying it does not infringe on our RKBA, however, since it does not actually affect the firearm's form, fit, or primary function, then it is an infringement based due to the fact that it does not actually make firearms any more or less safer or impact crime, therefor, it is an unnecessary barrier to keeping ones' arms.

It's not state law. Where in state law do they have the authority to go beyond what is written in the statute?

Wait a second... we've been playing the 'Evil Features' game and it's not EVEN WRITTEN IN THE friggin STATE LAW??? So I can have a flash hider, bayonet lug, and collapsible stock??