david8613

im curious as to the laws in nj about transporting airsoft pistols and rifles in a vehicles? are they similar or different to real pistols and rifle laws for example: do the magazines and weapon have to be in seperate locations like trunk and glove box, or in a locked box if its an suv or hatch back? i did an airsoft search on this forum and came up with nothing....

was watching sons of guns, they showed those guy attaching a saiga 12 to an ar, it cool to see that....

i dont get it... this is dumb.... i thought pistol grip was legal? as long as it doesnt have an adjustable stock? how are they gonna change the stocks on those io rifles without changing the trigger's position, its gonna be ****! nj is so confusing!!!!

no i dont think so, but with all this talk of ak type rifles from the ag, the saiga fits that description doesnt it, looks like one, even though its not fully automatic...

do we have to worry about going to the range with our saigas?

very cool!

you can shoot with that on! cool! if it was nj legal it would be a nice stocking stuffer!

i was asking this question for a friend, i tried to convince to just get a saiga and do the restore/convert that its easy, i know he wont build an ar if he wont do the saiga. so i figured i can point him in right direction. i told him i would look in the forum market...

i was wondering since the siaga is known for being "a best bang for your buck" in an ak, i was wondering what was the best bang for your buck in the ar world? already built though...

yeah thats a bit more than what i really wanted spend, i thought i would put it up there incase someone was looking...

here is nice full length forearm by samson if anyone might be interested http://www.samson-mfg.com/ar-15_html/category/AK-47_Handguards.html

thanks pizza bob for the quick lesson as always i learned something new. thats important option i think. yeah im liking it too vladtepes, i gotta see some more variants, some cool stuff for sure!

i noticed that palm has the place were the scope goes a little lower, is that what they mean by being able "co-witness" im not sure about that term, it has to do with the iron sights right?

yes thats exactly what im talking about. is there a newer version or others forearms like the utg?

what do you guys perfer short or long tactical style forearms? and why?

here is another one this guy on the saiga forum does his own custom work with rails, the nicest i have seen to date he has bullpup style and flat top version he goes by the name bobadebt... thought id share..liking the flat top. http://forum.saiga-12.com/index.php?showtopic=60352 http://forum.saiga-12.com/index.php?showtopic=60353

i second pk90 thats where i got mine from. restored/converted it myself with the help from friends on this forum, to tell you the truth its really not that hard and was fun! hey junk thats a really nice rifle there...

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if you are interested 40 cal. remember different guns feel different, for example my brothers springfield xd 40 feels like it has more snap than my baretta px40. you gotta shoot alot different guns and calibers to know what works for you everyone is different.

its like a 357 snubbie, i like it!

H&R pardner protector, I just picked one up recently. it's a Remington 870 clone for only 179.00 at dicks, pretty heavy duty to me. Google it has some really good reviews on her.

wouldnt a holster nailed to the head board be easier to slide out vs yanking or pulling off a magnet? how strong is the magnet?

+1 all the way true!

i see they are multiple mag extensions for the remington 870, which one do i need for my 18.5 pardner protector so that it is even with the barrel? how long is the right one?

this is exactly how i have right now, but i want closer to me so i can grab it while in bed.