Jon

If you check out the survivor sks boards you will find more info on this than you care to read. IMO I think worrying about 922r is a waste of time.

Nope.

I wish you luck with them, nobody else seems to have any.

+1

Check my sig

Reading is fundamental.

So long as you keep the internal fixed magazine, you can add a collapsible stock and do not have to pin it. You may run afoul of 922® which is a Federal issue, and I have never heard of anyone getting jammed up for it.

Yes, stands for Automatic Number Identification/Automatic Location Identification. This screen will show the phone number calling, time of the call, date of the call, cell phone provider, cell tower the cell phone hit off(or the address of the landline), GPS cooridinates(assuming WPH2 is working, and transfer phone numbers.

Meh, I'll buy a ticket. I spend 20-30 bucks a year on the lottery, and probably lose that much in change over the course of 365 days anyway. No biggie.

A change of address is the same process as getting a new FID. It is very possible that you will have paid the $100 in fees to get a card that you cannot use, and will have to pay the fees and go through the same process once you have moved.

Not tears of joy

Any company with decent CS will replace damaged parts as a result of dry-fire practice assuming the user's manual says nothing about it.

Yes, however I have loaded it to the same specs as my LPP .45 with no change in accuracy or perceived recoil. Still need to get some of it behind a chrono to compare the velocity though. Also, this stuff ALWAYS comes out of the tumbler cleaner than any other headstamp I have.

I know a guy... let's call him John. Whenever he buys a new gun it goes into the safe when his wife isn't home. The next time she sees said weapon and inquires about it, the answer is always, "what this? I've had this for years!" and she buys it every time. It seems to work well for j0- i mean John.

Look at the bottom right of the posts you want to quote, and click the "multiquote" button for each post. When you've finished selecting posts, then click "Reply to quoted posts" and you will jump to the text entry screen.

It's a crap shoot. I'd say the chance of getting a WPH2 call(where you get any coordinates) is about 60%, and those coordinates narrow the location down to about the size of a small city block. My best advice regarding cell phone routing from home is to use a landline in the event of an emergency. Obviously, that's not always a possibility, so the second best thing is to do a 9-1-1cell phone test call from home. Contact your local PD on the "regular" number, and ask to do a 9-1-1 test call. If they're okay with it(not busy at the time) you hang up and dial 9-1-1 from your cell while standing inside your home. When the dispatcher picks up, announce that you're making a 9-1-1 test call, and ask to confirm which PD your call was routed to. If it goes to your PD, then you can be fairly certain that when you call 9-1-1 from your cell while at home, it will go to your PD. If it does not, and you get transferred, you can try contacting your cell provider and seeing if they can adjust the routing info for your location.

Maksim is the 45GAP aficionado around these parts. Reach out to him.

May I ask where you got this info?

I love Hot Dog Johnny's, but have since found a better hotdog stand. Jimmy's in Easton, PA.

You need a 1911 in .45.

Duh? Please enlighten me as to how I broadcast anything by saying "someone I know".

This. Outside of that, I know people in NJ with several hundred guns that have never had an issue.

I'll take it.

According to the story, seems like a good shoot. Kudos to the Woodbridge PD.