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Check this out. I might be using it for NYS http://midwestpx.com/index.php?cPath=166 I'm doing further investigation but this should make and AR NYS legal.

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Here's the deal! PM me and I'll send you 200-500 rounds of once fired brass to get you started.. I'm a big proponent of passing the torch! I'll even send you some load data that I've found works well in mixed brass for plinking.

I don't carry a firearm when I drink. Why would I have a 5000 lb weapon at my disposal! Excellent heads up John.

Everyone - Have a a great Holiday Season! Sure I didn't agree with everyone this past year but this is a season of rebirth. Here's my gift! During the Holiday Season we often have strangers and young ones in the house visiting. Scrub the house of firearms that may pose a threat to the young ones and mindless! Enjoy and have a safe and happy New Year.

Totally agree with you Jack. Two cold war stalwarts.

Rob - The only problem IMHO with a 7.62X39 AR is with the garbage ammo available it may not be kind ti a DI gas system. Isn't the Ruger mini 30 out of production?

Scary - We agree again. Mil-dots are too big for me to make precise bullet placement. I sight on 1" dots @ 300 for practice. I use hash mark reticles. They cost me a little more (75-100 per scope) but very precise for hold off. Yep Range finder works for me.

This may work but also may not work. Like joni said there's a variation in brass in the web/extractor groove area. Tighten up your shell plate as much as possible (so it still turns and lube well) and this may account for most brass variations.

Don't want to say anything bad but had no love for Austin Behlert.

That's my primary focus now. So I would be all for it. The majority of precision rifle shooters reload and that could be an additional member benefit to others.

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To the contrary. I've been using them for years and they're fine.

OK I'm getting forgetful! 2 or 3 years ago I forwarded a recent grads resume to a friend of mine that is well established in Tax Law. I'll be damned if I can remember who it was. Well I need to get in touch with that person. It's in your best interest. Thanks, Frank

I'm sure Ron has an excellent load for "HIS" gun. Step any load back a bit and work up. Remember it's not a cake and a "recipe".

Learn about the internal dimensions and function of what you are reloading. If you know what's going on inside reloading will become second nature. I'm up north but would be willing to help you. Lunker - You surprise me!

True...These guys crack me up. All shit house lawyers. Just show me one that can't be made illegal... Where there's a will there's a way!

That's my guess Bob. But I've seen loads of these mags in Jersey.

Well Vlad I got the desired result... In the day we didn't have 30's so I guess it's what you're used to.

These magazines are commonly called "lanced". They've been in use in this state for many years. 20rd bodied lanced 15rd mags are available from Midway for about the same price. Why have a 30rd body in a 15rd mag, it only gets in your way. Unless of course you are a Mall Ninja.

If anybody needa a little crap from Brownell and you're in North Jersey I have a little order sitting and too small to ship it yet.

Be careful you big chooch!!! We still need you around here!!

Nice thing is except for the barrel, bolt (uses std AR16/M16 bolt carrier) and magazine all parts are AR15/M16.

Off the track a little.... If you want a heftier cartridge in an AR platform there are other options. Loads of wildcats but if you want a SAAMI cartridge 6.5 Grendel provides good ballistics. And these all work in a AR15 sized receiver.