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I'll take it

TTC in Flemington is 14 or so miles. Classic Pistol is about 17 miles over the border in Southampton, PA. Wicens in Furlong, PA is 11 miles across the border.

Thanks for info. Added a link to photos

I'm not looking to sell, but thank you for the heads up in potential value. He did carry an M-14 so that makes sense. I just want to halt the rust, remove what I can, and keep it for sentimental reasons.

While cleaning out my dads house I found his sea bag from when he served in Marines back in the sixties. Inside was his bayonet with a decent amount of surface rust. I applied some clp for the moment, but am hoping someone more experienced could advise on basic restoration practices. Sheath says M8, but Bayonet says M6 on the tang https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1zah4DjqQGmIrhwmHaBqSYbx-iBBpKwVO?usp=sharing

Been going to TTC almost three years. Really nice people, clean, well vented, and reasonable prices. Having to plan a bit more for a range trip in the short term, will hopefully keep them in the picture long term.

It is a tomato pie which has a smear of golden mustard with the red sauce. I was skeptical, but it works. (If You like mustard)

For a tomato pie I go to Palermo's outside Bordentown. The mustard pie at Papa's in Robbinsville sounds weird, but tastes great.

The tragedy assistance program is a highly rated charity for Gold Star Families. My family usually donates on Memorial day rather than go shopping. https://www.taps.org/

Duo lingo is a decent free app, which funtions across both mobile and pc platforms.

All you need is a drum magazine

Welcome! Princeton PD has been okay with permit turn around.

Might look at a CZ 527

Tackling some jerk over a purse I understand the policy, but a firearm, magazines, and ammunition? He did the right thing. This policy seems to say, "hey gangsters,and active killers, have at. We won't stop you!"

Which 10 round magazine to fix in place durability wise?

I was there. It was terrible. I feel bad for everyone involved. TTC is a lovely place with friendly professional staff.

signed

Dabotage starring Arnold.

Thank you for providing a scenario to put pt 1 in context.

I don't have much different AR trigger experience beside an older Bushmaster, and alg combat I put on an AR build, but I will say it runs a bit heavy @ 7-8 pounds. It has very little uptake,short reset, and no mush. For range play and social work I think it would be fine, but isn't conducive to longer precision work. It did not come with LRBHO, but I bought on on gunbroker @$30 and it was a 10 second plug and play install. I've run the stock Ares pencil barrel upper, Bushmaster and Noveske upper on it and the swap is Easy and the fit has no slop. It reminds me a little of a Ruger Ranch as far as weight and pointability, if that helps. So far approx 700 rounds through it no issues. I am curious how long the return spring in the stock will last.

Ah so. Quite right. I bought an SCR awhile back and don't really miss the pistol grip. I have an ambi charging handle to make racking easier. I can't reach the mag release w/o adjusting my grip. It might not be an issue for someone without stubby little fingers like mine or an extended release.

I've got one. It's nice. My 15/30 pmags and 15/30 stanags work fine w/o modification.

Integrity is priceless.

I've had both 455 and 512. still have the 455 which is a pleasure to shoot. Eventually sold the 512 and bought a 10/22 to fiddle with. 512 had wonderful fit and finish, shot well, but has an odd manner of disassembly and reassembly.