Shane45

My take on the show. The stolen gen was likely a BS story so they could highlight the airsoft robot toy. If trainer guy paid more than 100,000 for the bunker Ill eat my AR! Its entirely a contrived marketing campain!

Was it a Bilby completed gun or was it finished by Dane?

fwiw I am not a fan of 4x Acogs. I prefer 3 and 3.5 because the eye relief in the 4x is very short IMO.

I have it on good authority that the new striker fired FNS is the heat!

Vlad I was just having this convo in person and said the same thing. I know that one of the criteria for them to consider it permenant is for it to not be reversable. Thus my thoughts about removing the tabs making it permenant.....

Kurt, please dont take offense but you come oiut saying the sky's the limit but now your telling me you have to shop at wallmart for it!!!!!

I would want it if I lived in free america where I could get a tax stamp and make it really short

Looks like junk in that auction to me. Repainted god knows what acog and the cheapest leupy out there, my advice...pass.

I actually had no issues with the ergo's. If I had to pick something I didnt like, its no BHO But its a fantastic rifle to introduce the youngsters to shooting with. They love it because of the video game connection and its small size make it ideal.

Also be ware of actual mil bring backs as Triji will not cover mil property under warr for non mil personel. In other wordsa they consider them all stolen.

Right! and there in lies the danger and why I think that happens. The behaviour pattern can develop this way..... thius the difference between a wise LEO using curb side justuce and the other more unfortunate ways it can go.

I understand but I also see a danger where since said officer is cutting you a break, some think that makes it ok to berate you and treat you less than professionally which can easily lead to a personality conflict. So whats your choice? Take it or end up in the pokey? I also believe that old timer veteran officers dont seem to take things so personally reliasing that the stress of the situation brings out quirly behaviors in some people. The situation you describe would be old school curb side justice in my book, and something I have no problem with. But I have witnessed much of the other scenario and thus my concern.

Kurt, you say money is no object but my last 2 bolt guns with accessories were around 10k each. Is, money is not a concern, really what you mean? I think it might be better if you painted a budget and a discipline around what your looking for. Shane

"I have a co-worker who had to have a Judge threaten an AP with a Contempt charge to get his guns back after he was cleared of a BS DV charge." And its cases like this that cause me to have the overly cautious approach to everything firearm related in NJ, even something as simple as pinning a stock!

Vlad I understand what your saying, but we arent talking about a speeding ticket here. I just think its a dangerouse line of thinking. I am not against curb side justice. However, things are simply far different in law enforcement these days. I think its been pretty clear my support for LE. BUT I have personally seen a metric ton of the other side too. And I percieve a danger with this type of thinking. A slippery slope if you will. But this is really a topic that I dont think I could do justice on a forum so I think Ill leave it at that.

Ha! I mean those I havent met before

I cant hear a word your saying because I am totally stuck on this statement that you made " Personally, as a law enforcement officer,I would never charge someone under this ridiculous statute (unless the offender is a complete ****off and I want to stick it to him)." So what your telling me here is that you would use the authority of your position to do harm to an individual based on how you personally feel about them???

Then you can not exceed 6 rounds.

Pump or semi?

And none of you guys introduced yourself! Im hurt! No really!

Being a guy that really doesnt care much about looks and follows the form follows function path, whats the benefit/application to this arrangement?

AR10's are Armalites. Do you mean 308 pattern AR's in general? At this point I think it is safe to say that for tactical applications semi's are as accurate as bolts. I think that bolts have the potential for greater precision than semi's but your entering into benchrest here of which I have no personal interest or experience in. So for my requirements under 1 moa is acceptable and the closer to .5 while retaining reliability the better. There are a number of 308 pattern AR's available that will do considerably better than moa. There is, however, a trade off. As already stated the driver is key. And it has been my experince that a bolt rifle is easier to remain consistant with and is more forgiving of input error. My rifles are all pretty much aquired with a specific role in which they fill. I do not feel the need for a 308 bolt gun at this time. That role is filled by my AR pattern 308. I am comfortabe with the rifles abilities out to 800 yards. Beyond that Im reaching for my bolt rifle. My bolt rifle is 338lm. Not to complicate matters but it can shoot 308 too but this is for cost of training savings ($22 a box vs $118 a box). My Accuracy International Arctic Warefare held around .5 moa My KAC (308 Pattern ar) holds about the same. My GAP AR10 held around .4 moa The best group Ive ever shot was out of a Larue OBR in the .3's

Gotcha. Must have been quite warm!

im thinking it was out of alignment in your press a bit and got the squeeze