DevsAdvocate

How's availability for the 5.45? Also, why is so much surplus 5.45 corrosive vs. 7.62x39?

Bingo. Ya'll don't realize that today's victory is irrelevant. It had nothing to do with the emails and phone calls ya'll made to the gov (I mean, I sent in an email), but it has to do with the realpolitik of the situation. Chris Christie's chances at POTUS are okay at the moment. But if he wants the top GOP nod, he can't cave on guns, even though we know from his past that he is no friend of gun owners... This is a temporary fix at best until the Democrats get re-elected in 2017... so get good at bending over and be sure to carry a small bottle of lube.

So, random question... let's say the Governor let the 10 round thing stay... how many NJ gun owners would actually turn in or trash their 10+ round mags? I'm pretty sure people in CT didn't give up their mags... or in NY... or in Colorado...

Wait, how can you be sued for that? The law states the possession of magazines is the issue, not the purchase. Really, the buck would stop with the person who bought the things...

What about things other than ammo? Why don't companies ship magazines and other things here to NJ? They aren't committing a crime here, right?

I do this sometimes. The biggest pain in the ass when it comes to shooting is how out of the way it is for me... Want to shoot a rifle? Gotta drive almost an hour to get to an outdoor range. Want to do pistol? 25 minutes each way. Want to do 3-gun or a rifle match, gotta wake up at the ass-crack of dawn on a weekend to do it. Not enough money or time for this sometimes... friends getting married, gotta go travel across the country to it. Friends want to go on a vacation, gotta put money aside for that. One thing my friends don't do is shoot... so it makes it an almost solo hobby for me...

Beautiful. Simply Beautiful. It's a work of art, a combination of form and function. I especially love the Magpul MS3 sling...

I think they only work on the Noveske handguard with those penis looking interface slots.

Yepp. It's like One Gun a Month. Sure, it was delayed for a few years, but even that passed eventually. Pucker up folks, we may not go to 10 rounds this year, but it's an inevitability. You have 3 options: 1. Comply 2. Move 3. Don't comply Barring some magical SCOTUS ruling which protects gun rights from shitty cosmetic restrictions, nothing is going to stop this.

People actually follow these silly laws?

Good deal. Any thoughts on their .308 168gr A-Max?

I think he's saying it's not desired in a rifle used en mass. Which is a sentiment I find common among professional police/military because of how squad level tactics work out. Your LMGs provide suppressing fire while you use that to advance and flank your enemy. How funny would it be if the US Army just started issuing semi-auto rifles only... haha

Even OCing a pistol isn't worth it IMO. Maybe if you're at the range, but it's just dumb. Let's try and get everyone CCWing first before we go crazy and haul around AR-15s to Toys R' Us.

Random thought: is it even worth keeping a full-auto/burst feature? I mean, if we teach soldiers to predominantly use semi-auto, why even give them full auto? Saves on wear and tear I imagine, and makes for a simpler rifle. Also, isn't the 16" barrel length a decent compromise in maneuverability and round performance? Is the extra length that much of a detriment over the 14.5" M4? Is the loss in velocity from 20" that bad?

Aren't Tankers issued M4A1s anyways? So is 1.5" of barrel much of a detriment? Not being a dick, but just wondering. As for one-size fits all, at least this would have an adjustable stock, which is a feature not found on the M16A4... Big soldier, small soldier, armor, no armor, you get one LOP, deal with it.

Fucking OC people, they're worse than the Anti-gun creeps.

Sitting at work today toying with the idea of an M16A5... or maybe an entirely new variant. The idea here is to consolidate the M4 Carbine and M16 rifles into one universal rifle platform for the US Army/USMC So I'm thinking... we don't like the long barrel of the M16 (20+"), but we also don't like the velocity loss on bullets fired out of the M4 (14.5+")... so why not make the new rifle a 16"? * 16" barrel (not including flash hider) * Free float rail system (integrated) * Std. Front Sight post * Matech BUIS * 6-position adjustable stock * Mid-length gas system * New lightweight barrel profile (pencil thin) * Full-auto instead of 3-rd burst * Comes std. with one of three optic options (M68, Elcan 4x, or ACOG). Don't need "grenade cuts" in the barrel profile anymore with an integrated rail. You can mount it on MIL-STD-1913 rails, so this means you can use a lighter barrel. It's a bit longer than the M4, but not by much, but still has advantages in barrel length. It's shorter than the 20" M16 with an adjustable stock, making it easier to maneuver. It's got a lighter barrel. Integrated rails. Thoughts?

I'm not sending mine in, I ordered a Timney 517 'straight' trigger. I was gonna do it eventually, but might as well do it now.

I know an FFL like that... tried to sell me an M1 Carbine saying it was legal in NJ...

EXCITING!!! I finally have training dollars to spend, and would love instruction.

Bingo! The real trick is to rob ATMs, they don't call the cops.

The teller doesn't get hurt, nor is it her money on the line. Shit, don't even need to show a gun, just tell them to give you the money, their procedure basically makes them hand it over to you.

Bingo. Too many nervous Nancy gun owners and FFLs... Meanwhile in Connecticut, you got people defying orders to turn in their "assault weapons"... NJ Gun owners: "please oh please Mr. Attorney General, may I have this and that?" It's your right to own these things, even if the law says you can't.

Ummm, PNC? Capital One? ISB? Not really credit union IMO.

I hope he gets away with it, he's a hero. Friggin' Wall Street and their banks rob us all every day, so why not return the favor?