PeteF

Well I guess there goes the sale of all laser boresighting tools.

You still may be crazy, but 15 is the law.

I thought this was an Obama thread. Nevermind

What he said. Letief is a good instructor and is very thorough on safe gun handling practices. The "range" is awful.

Typically knockdown steel matches are for centerfire pistols and carbines. A .22 doesn't have a lot of knockdown power so the plates need to be adjusted so they almost fall if the wind blows. 22 work great for static steel, where you just shoot to hit the metal plates.

Sorry bout that. How's about "It's Saturday and I woke up, I need a new gun". That one works for me (at least in my own mind).

For a 16" barrel length carbine, a 9mm picks up ~100-150 fps over a handgun. Should be no problem knocking down plates

With Hornady, I've found that email is useless. Give CS a call and they will fix your problem ASAP.

I've loaded several thousand with both large and small pistol. I have not had any issues.

Your Christmas List?

I'm pretty sure they open the box to verify the gun and the gun's serial number before they log it in. Your gun will be safe, BUT I recommend you look around for a different FFL to do future transfers. Meltzers charges much more than other local FFLs to do a transfer.

I don't know the details on this but I often see people practicing archery at the South Mountain Reservation just south of Northfield Road. I don't know if this is a club, but when I see them there are usually 15-20 people.

Wow this should really help. The person who is gonna commit a murder, with a gun that is illegal for him to have will DEFINITELY be deterred by this new law. Way to go guys. [/sarcasm off] I'm glad to see they have fixed all the real problems in this state and have time and money to waste on this trash.

Ummm, why no brass?

Gun shop, Ahnald, Terminator Oh the younger generation.

Ok, so a simple question. Why is it necessary for PD to have automatic weapons? What are they going to do? Lay down suppressing fire? The bad guys may have an automatic? 1 targeted shot is a much better solution than spraying and hoping. I can see the need for more than 15 rounds, but automatic, I don't think so.

After my little "Experience" with missing parts, I watched the videos from the Hornady website. Those are up to date.

Read thru the rest of the directions and look at the pictures. The parts may not be needed. When I was assembling my LNL the instructions kept talking about an ejection wire and for the life of me I couldn't find it. Finally figured out the instructions were for an older model and mine didn't have/need it/

Of course they had no ammo. Same reason why there was private security instead of Marines at the Libyan embassy. Armed Marines may scare someone and we can't have that. The military comment (HES LYING) was made because the average person would be dumbstruck if they thought that our government was stupid enough to have Marines with metal and plastic sticks (M4 with no ammo) defending our embassies. You can have armed guards at a bar in Newark but heaven forbid we let our Marines be armed.

See thread http://njgunforums.c...eded-to-reload/ The LNL is a very good machine. If you plan on loading for multiple calibers on the LNL get extra die collets. Makes caliber swaps fast and painless. In general pistol caliber is much easier to load than rifle.

Holy crap! How long is the barrel on the Lux 24 inches?

Sons of Guns. You know the Red Jacket guys

Not Napoleon and crew.

Drug dealer, illegally purchased gun, stupid as hell. Too bad he didn't do the job correctly.

Not sure about rifles, but I've had no trouble showing clear, put safety on and then bagging with a 22 pistol.