Jon

My parents are heavily involved in Civil Air Patrol and are taking leftover Halloween candy in order to send it to troops currently deployed overseas. They will be working with Operation Shoebox in order to get as much candy to our troops as possible. I'm happy to pick up in the Somerset/Middlesex/Mercer County area but beyond that I would ask that you mail or deliver what you have. Thanks in advance everyone!

This.

Mine: My upper came built from LAR a few years ago(18" stainless bull barrel) and here's a couple pics of some 5-shot(100yds) groups with 75gr handloads: The flyer in each group was my fault. If I were to do over again the only thing I would do differently is buy a left-sided charging handle, since the right-side one sometimes dings up the spent brass.

I've used it with Varget for .223 and had no problems in 4-500 rounds.

I use this: http://www.cabelas.com/catalog/product.jsp?productId=706030&categoryId=0&parentCategoryId=0&subCategoryId=0&indexId=0&itemGUID=2e10f4e1808d64c998cd1779f2574771&destination=/checkout/basket.jsp with excellent results.

It's easy. Just like pistol reloading once you take the plunge you'll realize how silly it was to be apprehensive.

Get some premier match bullets and roll your own, Vlad.

The T1 is also compatible with NV. If you won't be using NV or swimming with the rifle, H1 is where it's at!

Ditto. This is why I buy things from Ty.

Not to be argumentative Dave but... NJ Law does not clarify the definition of a 'loaded gun' at all. While it has been standard practice of NJ Hunter Safety instructors to regurgitate the above definition of an unloaded muzzleloader, it is not what the law says.

For a CCW revolver, the gold standard by which others are judged is the S&W J-frame. I recommend the 642. ETA: I have way more faith in .38 +P than .380.

http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php/topic/59842-2013-hunting-digest-is-available-online/?p=766721

Yes, AR is fine. Only 3 rounds are allowed in the gun at a time.

Aimpoint PRO is the absolute best value in a red-dot optic that you can trust your life to(or at least never have to worry about a wondering zero). Also, the battery will last if left on for 3 years at a bright-enough setting for outdoors use.

Personally, I have a large stack of 15-round mags that will seat on a closed bolt, and every time I take them out I try to force #16 in there and as of yet it's never happened. IMO the difference between a new compressed mag spring and a worn out compressed mag spring is far less than what would be needed to get #16 in there. ETA: With that being said... when manufacturing a large amount of mags for resale, there will be variations from mag to mag, and I can't blame Ty for wishing to keep the mag capacity smaller. If there were an issue there would be a lot more at stake for him.

As an owner of a straight eyepiece, I wish I had the angled. Far more comfortable.

Sorry I missed this before, glad it's working well for you!

I certainly wouldn't. Avgas is leaded.

I've always had good luck with the 1-4x Bushnell Banner Dusk and Dawn. I have recently switched to the 3-9x Dusk and Dawn, but only because I've started taking much further shots.

I would be happy to use my 'block' function on you, but I doubt you would be very pleased...

Haha!

I'm in the same boat, Griz. While I certainly haven't shot half a million rounds, I have had only 1 squib in my lifetime, which was in a bag of 'commercial reloads' but the bullet exited the barrel on it's own. I don't understand how this is such a problem for so many.