coldsolderjoint

Happy New Year!

That makes sense. I always thought it was due to the fact that the magazines are usually over used and the springs are week.

They should be able to issue a ATM card usable almost anywhere. They might even waive the fees for outside the bank withdrawals. But the other bank still get's their money usually.

I've never had the opportunity to get pulled over with my guns in the car.. but I thought you didn't have to tell the cop unless he asks? And even then.. your not really obligated too unless you are under arrest? Strictly by the law of course. Not implying any negative will against any LEO's.

u were in the sandbox right? Ive heard that from more than one marine.

its pretty pricey compared to say 7.62x54R steel case for a mosin.. but in terms of quality.. it's really not bad in my opinion anyways From what I've read.. The GP11 is loaded to just about match specs.. It's brass cased and has silver coated bullets. I was able to get 1MOA out of it at 100 yards on bags.. my first K31 has a clamp on scope mount and other than that.. it is stock.. Not bad for a 60 year old surplus rifle with just about the same power as .308 It comes out to around 45ish cents a round if you buy it by the case.

a few of my XD-9 mags do that when full.. I usually just slap it on my hand and it stops rattling. No problems feeding in the XD

J&G is selling their K31's with a matching numbers bayonet for an extra $100, non-matching for $70 extra. So it's probably a good deal even without it being matching

Did you ever see the Dan Wesson Kits on gun broker where the revolver comes with multiple length barrels that are user changeable?

Nice! Those guns do look good! J&G has a sale going now for K31's too. If the extra $50 is for a matching numbers bayonet, that's a damn good deal.

Theres probably about an inch on the ground here. Looks like it's slowing down.

Pretty sure the pouch inside the bag counts as a separate container. The cardboard ammo box itself counts as a separate container.

Does this mean I'm correct?

Well.. its not a matter of what I want. It's simply a matter of.. "What is the law?"

Well now your being childish with the name calling... but that's OK.. I'm above that. You are correct on one thing.. I am a condescending know it all when I know I'm right. You are more than able to prove me wrong and I welcome you to. All you are doing is posting your own opinion. Lets see some facts posted. Statues, case law, liberal newspaper articles, even Wikipedia pages for gods sake. Prove me wrong.. I will stand up to my end of the deal. I will post an apology thread here and buy you lunch. But.. I don't see that happening. You go from saying that if you cut your pistol barrel down, it makes you an illegal manufacturer. Then when I prove to you that pistol barrels have nothing to do with being a manufacturer.. you say that intent to install a silencer is illegal based on your own opinion and then call me names and say nasty things. So let me get this straight as we stand now.. if I take my new pistol.. and cut and thread the barrel.. without intent to install a silencer (how would you prove that anyways?).. I'm now ok? (Despite what you said before).. But.. if I want to install a silencer on my threaded pistol.. I'm not ok? (Despite not actually having a silencer, parts to build a silencer.. and not trying to buy one illegally?) I'm just trying to get your web of tangled confusion sorted out. Edit: I was typing this out as TBtrout replied.

Is it a graveyard shift, or do you actually have to do something. I used to love overnights at the steel mill.

In Old Bridge, I've used the same ones multiple times. After the initial check for the FID, they never contacted them again.. but that might be up to the department. I'm not sure on that account.

I can't find what your talking about, but.. perhaps you forgot this part: Perhaps you should re-read it and pay better attention. I never said ANYTHING about manufacturing firearms (The receiver) for sale or distribution. I said there is nothing wrong with cutting and threading a pistol barrel. Barrels and threads are not registered nor are they even serialized for the most part. So every machine shop that turns AR barrels is an illegal manufacturer? That's like saying you can't put new wheels on your car because you don't have a mechanic's certification. How do you explain away these guns? Do I need my NFA tax stamp for these? Sig Mosquito Sig P220 Combat

If it was me.. I would buy a full sized XD45 tactical and be done with it :-P I love my 9.. but its hard to beat 14 rounds of .45ACP :-P

I am very excited to shoot the TT33. The trigger feels great on that one, like any of today's 1911's. From what I understand, they adopted a lot of Brownings designs. Not sure how to describe the Nagant 1895. It has a stiff triggger with tight hammer. :? I read somewhere the Nagant has a 13 pound pull in single action? The design is awesome though.. especially for a gun that old.

I'm not debating the fact that the gun laws in NJ Suck. I am not debating, nor do I care what happens to this felon who is not legally allowed to have a gun... I hope they put him in prison and throw away the key. What I am debating.. is your own ignorant interpretation of firearms laws. It's this kind of fear that helps perpetuate the agenda that scumbags we have to call "elected officials" push. I see countless guys at my range who are scared and don't believe me when I explain how my guns are 100% legal. There could be hundreds of new potential firearms owners reading your baseless posts and it's not right to scare them off needlessly. Stick to the facts and only the facts. Provide me with some law or documentation that cutting and threading a pistol barrel is illegal in NJ or the USA and I'll gladly eat my own hat and buy you lunch. BTW.. a normal citizen can't own any magazine designed for a semi-auto firearm with a capacity over 15 rounds in NJ.. it's not just rifles.

download the windows powertoy image resizer.. or paint.net.. Photobucket and imageshack also have resizer tools.

The frame on the 45 is different than the 9/40. So no, the 45 doesn't convert to anything. The 9mm "would" be changeable to .40 if the hole in the slide was bigger :-P

There's no laws on chopping pistols afaik (either state or federal) I can take my 5 inch pistol and make it a 2 inch if i want. Please provide links if I'm wrong The threaded barrel would be ok on a semi-auto pistol in NJ if you don't have any other evil features per title13ch54 (All this is not withstanding the past felonies.. I'm talking about the gun itself without the silencer)

What do you want? LOL