Everything posted by tinyboy
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14.5" Barrel + 1.5" muzzle break/comp = legal in NJ?
OK, Im not a lawyer but I dunno about the fear of just having the barrel. its not like its on the gun or anyhting. If you put a 14.5" baarel on the gun then maybe but to just have it in the box it came in...I dunno but I'm not a lawyer as I said so get legal advice Two reasons not to have a 14.5" barrel lying around, especially if you haven't "gotten around" to perm attaching the muzzle device. TITLE 13. LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY CHAPTER 54. FIREARMS AND WEAPONS 5. A part or combination of parts designed or intended to convert a firearm into an assault firearm, or any combination of parts from which an assault firearm may be readily assembled if those parts are in the possession or under the control of the same person. i. A semi-automatic rifle that has the ability to accept a detachable magazine and has at least two of the following: (1) A folding or telescoping stock; (2) A pistol grip that protrudes conspicuously beneath the action of the weapon; (3) A bayonet mount; (4) A flash suppressor or threaded barrel designed to accommodate a flash suppressor; and (5) A grenade launcher; Not worth the risk of having a lawyer saying you could attach that barrel to your upper and have an assault rifle. Or accuse you of attempting to make a SBR without a Class 3 license (NFA, whatever it's called) I'm not a lawyer either, I would rather be safe then screwed :twocents-02cents: Agreed
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14.5" Barrel + 1.5" muzzle break/comp = legal in NJ?
OK, Im not a lawyer but I dunno about the fear of just having the barrel. its not like its on the gun or anyhting. If you put a 14.5" baarel on the gun then maybe but to just have it in the box it came in...I dunno but I'm not a lawyer as I said so get legal advice
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insurance advice needed
Hook up with Maks. I had this same issue and Maks took care of me
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Shotgun as a gift.
Can you send the money to his wife/girlfriend/boyfriend (not that there's anything wrong with that) and have them handle it?
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FN 5.7 use by Ft Hood murderer
Awesome gun but I always questioned its stopping power
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I guess nobody could claim "Entrapment"
heres a thought: Don't drive drunk. You can hurt people besides your stupid idiot self the penalties arent strict enough for Drunk drivers in my opinion
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Would you shoot this round?
toss it in my opinion
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FiOS vs Cable
I have both, but cable only for backup internet
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What are you having for lunch today thread?
very nice except for the DCFP!
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Suicide @ Assunpink WMA's rifle range...
Theres a range in Freehold?
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Outdoor range target holders?
I cant wait!
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Must have AR tools...
I just use Allen wrenches
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If you had to defend yourself in the home...
It doesn't work like that. Why do you want him arrested? Are you now going to explain in detail what happened? Well, you just said you aren't going to make a statement. Just because a body is lying on the floor, do you think it comes with a set of circumstances that led to that end? The problem with all of these training scenarios used is that they assume that the assailant is a stranger breaking into the home. In reality it's usually a relative or someone who is known or has a relationship with the resident. So when the spouse or boyfriend, etc. is laying on the floor what makes you think it will simply be determined that you had a valid reason for the use of force? Until a investigation is completed by the County Prosecutor's Office, nothing is going to be done in most cases except secure the scene and evident and move everyone away from it. So simply, a YES or NO answer is impossible to give.[/img] OK I'm just passing the information I got from the Clint Smith DVD, which is why I gave him the credit for it. I still like the other 2 points especially the not opening the door with a gun in your hand one.
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If you had to defend yourself in the home...
From Clint Smith: 1. Dont answer the door with the gun in your hand. The police don't know you aren't the bad guy just because you open the door. Put the gun down somewhere safe before opening the door My note: I'm sure thats a big "duh" moment to some, but depending on the situation that prompted the police coming, you may be in such fear or shock that you may be saying "Im not putting this gun down, there may be more people in here or this guy/gal may get up and attack me again". And you are right, there may be or they might, but you open that door with a gun in your hand and it could lead to a very bad scene very quickly. 2. Tell the officer you want the suspect arrested. The officer will have to either make a note that you requested that, or when questioned, say that is what you requested 3. Ask for your attorney, PERIOD. Do not speak without one, it is your right
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Trick or Treat Bitches!
Happy Halloween Sorry about the spelling error!
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Outdoor range target holders?
http://www.theboxotruth.com/docs/edu24.htm
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Propah Grammah
How about "for all intensive purposes"
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OO Buck Preference
Well.. i have no problem buying a box of sabots to bring down a deer.. but I'm trying to sight this damn thing in.. and it get's painful with spending $3 everytime I pull the trigger ya that is brutal
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OO Buck Preference
ya you will be fine with that I think But as long as you dont waste the sabots whats the difference?
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Christie on Imus- did anyone hear this?
Well, Moes for lunch today, but it could easily be Greek
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Christie on Imus- did anyone hear this?
Regarding his weight, Chris Christie told Don Imus,
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Gathering interest - NJGF engraved AR Lowers
Poor? If I had your money I'd throw mine out
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Must have AR tools...
dude I barely know how to spell AR-15
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Must have AR tools...
here ya go http://www.aimsurplus.com/acatalog/Hand ... rench.html
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Must have AR tools...
One of those all in one AR wrenches are awesome you have the things to push the pins out, adjust the stock everything ya need check AIM for a cheap one I tihnk thats wehre I bought mine or maybe Midway also of course need a cleaning kit