EngineerJet

I just heard bail has been post to 5 million...I didn't know they could determine bail before arrest?

If i posted on the forums and someone out of state wanted to buy my rifle, what do I have to do? 1) send the gun myself to their ffl? 2) have my ffl send to their ffl?

oh, it almost seems like a right of passage to lose that pin. I did that with my first build. Now I always point it downward over a blanket so it cant fly far. We live and learn =P. If you can wait though U can just order that pin by itself, though its a super cheap part, you'll probably pay more in shipping.

How much ammo would we go through for the shoot? Do we have to use range ammo?

yeah i was hoping for a place that takes measurements

yeah im lookin for something concealable like the point blank c-series. i found a site that sells them for 360ish but they only sell to law enforcement. and one site that does sell to civilian but they sell for like 600 for the same model =(

So after going to school in newark for 7 years, my views on humanity may be biased but I'd rather have a vest before I get mugged and not after. Unfortunately the vests(concealable body armor) I am looking at, most of the retailers I have found do not sell to civilians. Does anyone know of any place that does? Come on power of the internet! GO!!!

I'm looking all over and no one seems to have any in stock. Does anyone know of a place in NJ that might carry them and have them in stock?

well if i do go, look for the asian too many guns on his table...

ya know, it would be nice to finally meet some of you guys. i might be down. how do I spot ya?

ya know? it took me about 2 minutes into this reply to realize you're the guy looking at my gun, lol. Since i'm not an LEO of any sorts I cant comment on carrying, but at the range it is pretty nice and compact, the kick is also manageable for my small frame to be able to put down some decent double taps. Oh by the way, i found a holster layin around for it you can have if you decide to go with it. I'll throw it in no extra charge. later dude

it doesnt get simpler than a glock. every single part is readily available. couple that with reliability and it is beastly

With the recent travesty that is Brian Aitken being all over the news, I can't help but wonder if that will ever be me. In the unlikely event that someone breaks into my home and I have to use necessary force, who knows if some liberal judge will try to screw me. My question is other than Nappen, are there other good lawyers out there? With the Aitken case, it makes me want to have a good lawyer's number in my pocket.

I heard from a bird that shore shot is currently looking into the possibility of beefing up their backstop. This is just what I heard though, but if true I would be all over it. My noveske and lwrc have been getting lonely.

if location is an issue for you shore shot is just down the road and i love the guys there. Always straight forward and helpful. When I have my eyes set on a gun they usually have it in stock and if they do not they would order it and the longest i ever had to wait for an ordered gun was like 4 days. Good place, you will not be disappointed.

No offense to the board, but imagine the look on the judges face if I'm ever on trial for violating an ambiguous law and I tell him "But your honor, I heard it on the internets!"

I obviously didn't call because I had nothing better to do. If I knew the law 100% then I wouldn't have called. This was to clarify an issue I heard from a source that claimed to had read it in the law.

The following conversation is paraphrased to the best of my memory, but the key points are there. me:Hi, I have a question regarding firearm laws? police: Yes sir how can I help ya? me: It has to do with hollow points. Are they... police: They are illegal me: Are you sure because the last time I called I was told they are legal to buy, own, and transport to range. police: Are you a civilian? me: Yes police: Then they are illegal, you can't have them. me: That's not that the firearms department told me last time we spoke. police: Who did you speak to? me: I am not sure but it was within the firearms unit. police: Alright hold on (about 15 seconds go by of him asking questions to someone who works there) police: Ok it seems you are correct and I'm sorry, but why are you calling again if you called before and already got your answer? me: Well I was calling to clarify a different point, and that is if they are legal to own, is there anything preventing the use of hollow points in a legitimate home defense situation police: That is fine, since you wont be throwing your bullets to defend yourself. In a home defense situation you gotta do what you gotta do to defend yourself with any means available to you. Again, you are correct about the hollow points. Normally my encounter with hollow points is related to traffic stops that result in a weapon present. me: I understand that sir and I agree that part of the law is true that we can't carry hollow points outside of the exemptions I mentioned. I mean no disrespect, it is just that I have heard to many conflicting reports that I just wanted to hear it from the source. police: Understandable, it seems we both learned something. me: Thank you sir and have a Happy Thanksgiving. police: Good day. The officer was very polite and it seems he really didn't know they are legal. I wouldnt really blame the officer although I do agree police should know the laws they enforce, but I blame the atmosphere of ignorance more than this individual. This came about because I was at a store the other day and as normal their was talk about hollow points and how they are illegal cuz they read somewhere or heard from a good friend, etc. But low and behold, this is straight from the horses mouth! Have a great turkey day everyone!

nra may be "involved" but did they spear head this or just trying to get a piece of the action like mcdonald? if i am wrong then i will concede but to me it looks like saf is doing the heavy lifting lately.

i see SAF getting a lot more members soon and even more if this passes P.S. NRA...up yours

Going on a forum filled with a majority of people who believe in liberty and individual responsibility asking for a handout. Thats like going to a KKK meeting asking for NAACP donations. =) But all joking aside, just save up. Patience is a virtue. In todays society where everyone is all about the instant gratification, there is something to be said about teaching yourself patience and spending habits. Two hundred dollars isnt that much on the average and I'm sure if you cut back here and there, maybe sell something you don't need, mow some lawns whatever your skill may be, you'll be able to save up $200 somehow.

there is atleast one place I know of that definitely has them. silverbullet in rockaway. the guy is as charming as a funeral home but he definitely has them. There is one other place that has them too but i forgot the name, hopefully someone else will chime in.

i would if i had my gear on me, unfortunately, workin on a military base they might frown on me bring my gear to work...

telescoping stocks are on a list of features that you are allowed to have only one of with AW's. for example if you changed out the pistol grip to a thumbhold type grip then yes you can have telescoping stock

Agreed with the above. If you know the exact length you desire it wont be a problem. In order to do it legally you either need to not own the upper or have it around. Pinning the stock would I would venture takes 2 minutes (I've seen the way they do it). Then you are golden. Of course that is the completely legal way to do it. Now do you want to risk the contructive intent for all of those 2 minutes? That is up to you. But legally that is the answer. If I am wrong please correct me.