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I love that crate of yours Ted

+1 on the American Defense mount, great value!

how about this one http://www.vortexoptics.com/product/vortex-viper-pst-1-4x24-riflescope-with-tmcq-moa-reticle I have one and it is excellent quality, I may be looking to upgrade, so if you want I can sell you mine.

ill let you borrow a wrench if you want to do it yourself, its fairly easy but considering on your current setup, it may be more worth while just buying a new complete upper and selling yours. - You have to take into account buying the barrel, buying the brake, - buying a new gas tube (depending on the length of your current set up if you have a rifle length system and go to a midlength or carbine length) - new gas block depending if your current barrel has a pinned brake and your current gas block cant be removed because of the pinned brake. -possible new rail or handguard system in the end what are you really saving? a stripped upper? you can purchase uppers minus the BCG and just use your current bcg and sell your upper minus the BCG im in Clifton if you want to swing by and we can discuss the options

Wow! Great Find! Beautiful rifle at a circa 2004 price!!

Sore Loser!

if you permanently attached a thread protector to a glock you probably would never be able to remove the barrel from the slide as the thread protector might be too big to fit through the barrel hole on the slide to drop out.

I couldn't find any place locally when i lost the same pieces. I ended up ordering from brownells and ordered a few extras of the retainer, spring, firing pin, carrier key, extractor, take down pin springs, gas tube pin, ect. Good to have that stuff around.

I could definitely see this making my departments SOP's as a Total NO NO

do you think that maybe your single shot 1/12 .223's are more inherently accurate then your ars? Maybe the stocks are better suited for optics and your getting a better cheek weld? maybe a better trigger on the single shots? I know for a fact I have head issues when im shooting a semi automatic and cant seem to slow myself down as I would with a bolt action or single shot so my groups tend to be bigger with a semi auto. Service rifle barrels are usually 1/7's or 1/8's and that market demands accuracy, although they are shooting heavier projectiles then you.

If the threads are completely removed then no pinned on brake needed, or you can just pin one of these on. http://www.riflegear.com/p-271-ar-15-thread-protector-knurled.aspx

I just called up gander mountain, I had the same problem, I deleted the confirmation email though and told the guy on the phone that and he credited $20 back on to my account no problem phone call lasted about 1 minute.

Slings on shotguns are only used to carry the shotgun. It would seem a free sling would get in in the way. My HD shotgun is sling free for this reason. My department signs the shotgun out to the individual officer at the beginning of the shift and back in at the end of the shift. Alot of patrol guys at my department dont even sign a shotgun out most of the time. They ride shotgunless. Different departments have different SOP's so some may sign the shotgun out to the cruiser. Come to think of it, I think our ESU trucks may have been assigned shotguns but not sure on that.

Best bet is to make your connections in PA now, maybe buy a piece of property so you are less of the "outsiders" those pa guys dont want refugees to feed. They will shoot your a** and take your guns. If i was in charge of the PA guys I would shut down all bridges into the state, nothing good will come from jersey anyway.

Wow, wish I was an FFL!

If it wasnt a retired cop or public official and just a regular permit holder do you think it would have made NJ.com?

Stop in sunrise or highbeams while you are in that neighborhood!

I wouldnt mind it being non DA/SA if it was DAK, I hear those triggers are sweet, anyone have any experience with the SIG DAK trigger?

sweet finds!

I have the Kay Ohye trap video from about 10yrs ago, the video was great and taught me a lot about the sport. the clinic will probably great as well.

Off Topic but does the part of this letter where it talks about frames and receivers not being handguns mean technically an ffl can sell a 1911 frame without a pistol permit? NJ law will probably trump this anyway.

Recently, I sent the following letter to the Chairman of the New Jersey Assembly Law and Public Safety Committee: Hon. Gordon Johnson 545 Cedar Lane Teaneck, New Jersey 07666 Re: A-1384 Dear Chairman Johnson: Shortly after my election to the Legislature in 1995, I introduced the predecessor of the above-cited Bill. Same was referred to this Committee, as has been every subsequent incarnation thereof, where it languished. In light of the recent decision by the United States Supreme Court in McDonald, there exists essentially no doubt that many of New Jersey’s draconian restrictions on the fundamental right to keep and bear arms will not survive a legal challenge. As a result, New Jersey has essentially two choices: legislatively respect the constitutional rights of its citizens, or face the inevitability of being compelled to do so by the judiciary. The consequences of legislative inaction – leaving aside the denial of fundamental constitutional rights – could be hugely expensive for the taxpayers. Litigation is, as you know, very costly and, since the plaintiffs are almost certain to prevail in a challenge, they would likely be entitled to an award of counsel fees in addition to invalidating NJ’s unconstitutional laws. I respectfully request, then, that the Chairman schedule the above proposal for Committee consideration with all deliberate speed. Respectfully, Michael Patrick Carroll As you have written me in favoring Second Amendment rights, let me ask you a simple favor: Write to the committee chairman, as well as each member of the Committee, respectfully requesting that this measure be posted. In order to maximize the impact, I ask you to do it via snail mail (we old folks tend to respect paper more than electrons). Use your own language so that it cannot be dismissed as a form letter. Ask each of them to respond to you, in writing, respecting their position. Already, some Members of the Majority see the handwriting on the wall. Senator Van Drew recently introduced a concealed carry law. Although it needs work – the fees are unconscionably high and the training requirements disconcertingly vague – it represents a welcome step in the right direction. Now is the time to press for true reform. The addresses of the other committee members are here: Assemblyman Nelson T. Albano 21 North Main St. Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 Assemblyman Jon M. Bramnick 251 North Ave. West 2nd Floor Westfield, NJ 07090 Assemblywoman Elease Evans 100 Hamilton Plaza Suite 1400 Paterson, NJ 07505 Assemblywoman Amy H. Handlin 890 Main St. Belford, NJ 07718 Assemblyman Paul D. Moriarty 129 Johnson Road Suite 1 Turnersville, NJ 08012 Assemblyman David P. Rible 1955 Highway 34 Bldg. 2A Wall Township, NJ 07719 Assemblywoman L. Grace Spencer 223 Hawthorne Ave. Newark, NJ 07112 Assemblyman Gilbert L. "Whip" Wilson Audubon Commons Shopping Center 130 Blackhorse Pike 1st Floor Suite D-3 Audubon, NJ 08106 Together, we can bring New Jersey into the mainstream of America once again. Michael Patrick Carroll

If she could only talk, the stories she would tell!

I guess this calls for a Northern ZED training date to be announced.

Benchmade McHenry Williams Model 710, I carry it almost everywhere I go. I got it 7 years ago and love it, electrocuted the tip off of the blade and benchmade replaced the blade with a new D2 blade free of charge. I have a Benchmade auto and actually do like the axis system much better because of the ease of closing with just the snap of the wrist.