dave545

YES YOU CAN, you are allowed to transport a firearm without ownership directly to and to and from the shooting range, LEGALLY YES. What are you going to do pull out your pink slip of your pistol permit and saw "look see i bought it"? this is from this site http://www.state.nj.us/njsp/faq.html

still gas operated and not piston

HEAVY REM 700 7MM REM MAG GOLDEN EAGLE 7MM REM MAG MED 2X MOSSBERG 500 ONE TANKED OUT REM 1100 REM 118-87 LIGHT BERETTA 92FS 9MM KIMBER GRAND RAPTOR II .45 ACP SW MODEL 29-2 44MAG REM 597 .22 S&W M&P 15-22

also i have the 15-22 and AMAZING, so much more accurate than any conversion kit for a standard AR

remington 700 in 7MM REM MAG IS THE BEST

not that i have seen, also your GF can more than likely handle a 5.56/ .223 they have barely any recoil, ahh the glorified .22 i love it, just think of the .22 lr with a huge bang and a lot more accuracy

done

IM IN but cant make it this tuesday ill do a lil sharp shooting

defending west long branch in monmouth county

.02 seconds to unholster, fire and than holster http://www.ebaumsworld.com/video/watch/81093644/

-Night Of The Living Dead Slow Zombies: Rem 700 7mm rem mag Beretta 9mm 92fs 1000 rounds of 9mm and 500 rounds of 7mm rem mag Rage Infected Dawn Of The Dead Fast Zombies: mossberg 500 MP15-22 (with new added frontgrip/bipod combo) 200 00buck shells and 3000.22lr hyper velocity also since this is a SHTF scenario many now illegal mags will be acquired and used also BODY ARMOUR AND CHAIN MAIL THEY CANT BITE THROUGH THAT IF SHARKS CANT!!!!

Dont tumble before sorting, sort all the brass and than tumble after-wards its a lot easier that way i have never had to throw any brass out or get any stuck inside one another and i have sorted A WHOLE LOT OF BRASS

the army uses an ITALIAN beretta 9mm that not American but they do produce some in America

:shock: :shock: LOOK AT HIS PRICES 20$ FOR 50 .22LR HES CRAZY

ALSO the 20 gauge depending on the model can actually HAVE MORE RECOIL than the 12 gauge because it is lighter and smaller it does not disperse the recoil as well as a larger 12 gauge does. So i would go with the 12 gauge all day long dont worry about recoil because if it is used for HD you will hopefully only have to shoot it once and not hundreds of times as if you were trap shooting or at the range, because i doubt you will have a hoard of thugs outside where you will be shooting alot in a HD scenario.

i dont know what to say except he was more sparing than i would have been, 20 GANG members saying IM GOING TO KILL YOU AND YOUR FAMILY puts my life and my family's life at risk and this thus i would have responded with deadly force

I am IN

At Solohmans trap range in Howell he sells them for $415

Dave, does the forend pistol grip help? is that an ATI forend? how do you like it? Ya its the ati forend and stock and I love it

I agree and than you put a pistol grip on it if you would like, i shoot my shotgun a WHOLE LOT and when i took my other shotgun (a mossberg) and put a top folding stock on it and tried to shoot it with only the pistol grip it was a little tougher than it looked, you naturally hold the gun higher so you are shooting way high and it takes a little bit to get used to, but after a little practice its alot of fun. :mrgreen:

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the width? how do u measure that?

1.275 the length it says in my book i tried adjusting the sizing die and the seating die but like someone said up top i would need to get a crimp die to use Remington i have read on other forums that people have had the same problem with Remington brass and Hornady loaders

i am using 230 FMJ ball