Jon

I played around with someone's 7.62x39 AR and it was an absolute blast and just as accurate as 5.56. For a 'different' AR with readily available ammo, that's my choice.

I see no problem with CCW at any time. The only concern I might have is the extra weight and getting to it under several layers of clothing.

Forget the scope that comes with it, that thing is garbage. I have had great success with the Bushnell Banner line for a cheap and effective "NJ-ranges" scope.

You should look into the Rav 4 or the Cayenne.

I have the 12. If I were to do it again, I'd go 20.

I have not pursued deer outside of NJ, but in-state, I love my H&R Ultra Slug Hunter.

What game are you looking to pursue? Keep in mind rifles are only legal for small game in NJ.

Ahhh okay yea that makes sense, I am familiar with 15-22 sights, didn't think about that screw getting in the way of the light. Carry on!

At the risk of nitpicking... is your front sight on backwards?

Fixed.

It's outdoors.

He's referring to the MR762. That rifle will only accept HK's proprietary .308/7.62 mags.

This. These little Berettas are a blast.

If I was in the market for a piston AR, I would have a very, very tough time justifying the MR556. That should tell you something.

The collection of brews that I have enjoyed over the past few days with friends and family... One of my favorite Belgian Tripels. This stuff would stain a piece of mahogany that was painted black. But oh my lord was it tasty. If you are a fan of a healthy stout, get your hands on some. Incredibly sour nose, not so sour finish. I'm not a big fan of sours, but it was drinkable. The most interesting beer I have ever tasted. If you dig a good cigar, you need to try some of this. It literally tastes like you have just finished a very good cuban, without tasting like tobacco. Very tasty and the feeling after you take a sip is incredible. I say again, if you like a good cigar, you MUST get your hands on some of this. Nothing crazy, just a very tasty brew. Went well with my Thanksgiving feast. This was my selection to go with dessert. Very pronounced nutmeg and cinnamon, mated very well with a slice of apple pie. Happy Holidays everyone!

It's the designers that you hate. The engineers are forced to work within the designer's parameters.

Plus the 11% federal excise tax and $2250 yearly ITAR registration.

Herters/tula has the same, if not worse, precision as surplus.

Can't compare bulk surplus Russian ammo to hand-loads with whatever weight bullet you want. Plus if you're used to the AR platform, it's nice to keep the same manual of arms.

Let me just leave this here...[warning Litterbox content] http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php/topic/63083-does-anyone-know-of-a-clean-cut-militia-in-nj/?hl=militia

I think I have a spare Bushnell Rimfire scope in my bucket o' gun stuff. You're welcome to borrow it if it gets you guys into the match. Shouldn't take more than a few magazines to get it zeroed.

While I appreciate the pictures of rows and rows of bottles, that's not what this thread was for. Try to keep it to what specific beverage you're enjoying right now, or sharing a recent specific one.

Hrm... I may have to take a ride up there and see if he can get me a few bottles of it.

I have never heard of the brewery before. I just tried searching their website and it looks like there is no way to get hands on the Autumnal Fire in NJ.

For everyone's safety please do not shoot them with the SKS again. Other than that, I applaud your effort! Definitely look into some AR500 for your next set.