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If you follow the other thread on this, our LEO point out that there is actually very little criminal laws that he could have been persecuted for, similar to a civilian (minus the "loaded" part). ..just saying..

I want to replace my post-ban barrel and get one that is able to accommodate a muzzle break. So it looks like I can get a 14.5 inch and an expensive-ish muzzle break to bring it to 16", or I can go with a 16" and put anything on the front, but it will end up being around 17". What are the pro's and con's, recommendations? It's basically just going to be a dick around at the range rifle, so I'm not bringing it to Iraq to kick down sand pits. I might do some tactical classes or something, and if SHTF, I could grab the rifle. I'm thinking in all practicality, it wont really matter in terms of weight/handling/etc and I should just go the cheaper route. But would like to hear some opinions. Also, any recommendations on which compensator work well and are short?

Nice! If I were him, I'd set up my caliber though :-P

Our group is sort of the corporate misfits. Management doesn't know nor care what happens here as long as the money keeps coming.

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Franken AR. Tactic's Lower. I want to say the furniture is Calvary Arms, but I don't know. It was a good price.. so I couldn't resist. Shoots just fine :-D

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Geez Maks, a bit fired up today are we? Hold the OGAM meeting at 7:30pm on a weeknight, and see how many people show up. You are lucky (unlucky?) enough to be self employed and have the liberty to be flexible with your hours. (FFL's in NJ are running a business too). I would venture to say that most of the gun owners (the ones that care) have day jobs and unfortunately, as much as it sucks, putting food on the table is much more important than fighting a loosing battle over our guns.

I'm not a dealer, but I'm pretty sure the dealer has to confirm the identity of the person who he is receiving from otherwise, their books would be incorrect. (How do they know who it's actually from?) I'm not sure if the law specifically says DL, but if not a DL (most universally accepted ID).. what else can he send?

Green? :-o

WeLcOmE!

Paul Hooked me up with this :-D

I always used full choke shooting at Mallard, but I'm pretty amateur.. my personal best is 24 out of 25

How much was the k31?

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Is that even legal? We'd have to remove the gas tank, fuel lines, and engine block if we could. I've always wanted to shoot up a car! Why wouldn't it be legal?

LOL.. One question though.. why was the camera set up facing the rear to begin with? Did the crew know this was going to happen?

Give him his fair trial.. then proceed as above

I know I posted a thread about turning a big ass remote control car into a moving target.. but didn't get too much response. Damn.. $1700.. We might as well just buy an old ass car and shoot at the real thing.

Why, you do that everyday

could he get a hunting license and carry a 12 gauge with slugs? Wouldn't that only apply during the correct seasons, else get slapped with poaching charges.

I could be wrong, but isn't it ok per the law to bring your friends shooting pistols as long as you are supervising them and are on a range which files a charter with the NJSP?

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The RSO's at BH enforce the rules very well :-/ I have been yelled at for rapid fire, and moving a shotgun not in it's case before (awkward because of the small space). I belong to a private range now, but I can see how they need to stay on top of everyone in such a crowded area, plus with all the local rif-raf that comes through the door.