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My carry rotation. G43x with parker mountain comp brings the overall length to assentially a 48, lol As for the original question; Pros: Light weight, maximum NJ capacity (10). The slim models are very easy to conceal without having to worry about printing. If your end goal is to carry, it is very comfortable as far as form and weight. The longer grip just feels better in handling and controlling the gun. The ones where I have to hang my pinky over the grip I tend to have to readjust my grip during fire. Cons: Slight kick due to the overall size of the gun, but it really isn't bad (especially with a comp =P). This next part is a con for me personally, but the grip, even with the grip texture was still more slippery than I'd prefer but grip tape helps with that!

still available

I'll stick to cherry ridge

I never liked the pricing structure of having to pay every visit even as a member. From a consumer's preference I'd rather have a pay once and done type of membership. Admittedly I'll still go to GFH because it is so close.

lower price.

Barely used, PWS Mk 114 Mod 1-M Piston Upper on an Aero lower with BCM grip and stock. This is chambered in 5.56, and is a 14.5 barrel with an FSC556 brake pin/weld. Includes ambi safety, radian raptor ambi charging handle. Comes with a holosun HS403R. Selling for $850 or if you have a trade I'm open to offers. Located in Bloomfield area.

Appreciate the interest but its gone.

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For sale is an FDE KSG barely used. Located in North Jersey, buyer pays transfer fee. Willing to drive to FFL within reason. $550. Open to trades.

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For sale is a like new PWS Mk 114 1-M (14.5" with PWS FSC556 Brake) Piston AR with; Aero Lower PWS Ratcheting castle nut and buffer tube Ambi Safety BCM stock Radian Raptor Ambi charging handle Holosun 403R Comes as pictured $950. Located in north NJ, buyer's choice of FFL (preferably local) and pays transfer fee

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According to heritage.org, A “well-regulated” militia simply meant that the processes for activating, training, and deploying the militia in official service should be efficient and orderly, and that the militia itself should be capable of competently executing battlefield operations. This is what is considered what was meant at the time of the founding. So its not unlikely that the conservative justices, which rely on the original meaning or the constitution, could possible agree with the training aspect. Now I don't have a crystal ball, but thats how it can be argued.

Not to be a dick, but concern for our 2A rights is constant, but that doesn't mean everything else takes a backseat. The concern for training will ensure we can carry in the immediate future and defend ourselves in the present. In addition, what can be done is currently working its way through the courts and there is nothing else we can do aside from bringing more lawsuits. Let's be laser focused with one issue at a time as most litigators would likely agree.

What if like to know is, will my PD accept an hqc1 signed off by an NRA instructor... For reasons