Old School

Plus one for me. Lol Very seldom am I agreed with. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Respectfully if you think you are maintaining your privacy. You are deluding yourself. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I've bought numerous blue label guns as well as 4473's. What is the super private info that people are afraid of having disclosed? In reality we have no privacy today. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

That's easy to say Griz! But in a crappy job market , houses worth less than you paid for them, kids in the right schools. You may want to rethink that statement. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

We all may have different ideas on what we like in pocket guns. But I think we all can agree on one thing. Kickok45 can really shoot!!

He may have access to a quad w/ winch and a short drag...LOL

Good for you Alec!!

And I bet you are laughing you ass of at us on this side of the river!

I can accept that logic. Simply an avoidance of pain. Good call.

Bob - How so on the set back? And you're saying if I have my Glock in the case in the trunk and 3 loaded magazines out side of the mag well NJSP Johnny Law is going to smile at me and say have a nice day?

Griz - The statutes suck and are subject to interpretation. This is what I've accepted as the law. I'm not a lawyer and I have one in my cell phone. See what I sent to Nick. I refuse to quote chapter and verse. You're a nice guy. Accept it or don't accept it. I bought my first handgun at 21 and now collect SS. In all those years I haven't been jammed up. So in a practical sense I've followed the law.

Nick - I think you have it backwards. The consensus was when we shot USPSA was not to load your mags before you got to the match because a loaded mag was a loaded firearm in NJ. As far as the HP thing that's " The possession of hollow points in the commission of a crime" charge.

Oh Nick! Not the HP thing again! But since a loaded mag is a loaded firearm in PRNJ I certainly wouldn't carry it with loaded mags.

You guys ever use Lewis's Lead Remover with the brass screens?

Causes the same effect as higher pressure by allowing the case head to push harder on the breach but the pressure in the case doesn't increase Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Chambers should always be dry when live firing. Lubricated chambers inhibit case/chamber adhesion allowing the case to put undo pressure on the breach face.

Mark - I looked quick at 1:17 I thought that was you bringing in the groceries for the wife. We haven't seen any yet on our side of the highway. Yes that's a big boy!!

Glad there's some kind of consensus. I use anti seize as well. I do have a good wrench for stuck tubes but usually just use a quarter coin. for 12ga.

Was just having fun with you guys. But really...What kind of lube are you guys using on the threads.

Skinny little starving children. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Yep John you're the poster boy for Biafra

CHF barrels are extremely tough. But comparing to other methods of manufacture not the most accurate. But enough for most purposes.

Maria is good people! Her husband passed a few years ago and she keeps up the tradition. She's very active in Friends of the NRA. Last I heard (he may have graduated already)her son was at the USMA.

Gotta use common sense. I shoot in my yard when I don't hear kids out or when it's not warm and I know not populated. And that's with a back stop and 6 miles of woods. I passed an 8 pointer one year because I knew the kids were waiting for the school bus and that's a few hundred yards away. I don't want to make waves. Sometimes if the neighbor's kids are out I'll grab a parent and invite the kids to shoot.

VERY important! That and a suitable backstop!!!