Jon

As someone who deals with the response side of things, I would advise avoiding ADT monitoring at all costs.

Don't store the guns in cases. I'd recommend spending some time to make some wooden racks or something to lay the long guns in, and maybe some coated wire racks for the handguns. Also, be sure to add desiccant or a dehumidifier to prevent the weapons from rusting.

I have never had a failure using cci minimags in my GSG, and I run mine dirty. The GSG will have the occasional failure with federal bulk, but the m&p22 will not. Both make great guns.

I really really liked the Burris MTAC @ SHOT. I will be using one on my run n gun AR.

I would like to assume that when the person @ NJSP enters your permit info into the system, they check the serial number through NCIC to verify there are no hits on it, but I don't know for sure.

Keep it up, good man! To this day I still remember shouldering my dad's old single-shot .22 rifle while he held the rifle up for me. I had to be 7 or 8yrs old at the time.

Okay, I'm in. Sending PM.

I disagree, Glenn. This is typical Camaro/F-body forum nonsense. Disclaimer: I have owned an '84, '88, '89, and two '95 f-bodies.

Very good possibility I can help out... Will let you know soon. Assuming oh-dark thirty AM?

Truth... We heard directly from Magpul @ SHOT... don't hold your breath for 15rd pmags. I wouldn't be surprised if they nixed the idea altogether.

Ouch! Good thing the round went into the berm. Looks like you know what to practice!

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Funny you posted this... My exemption forms just came through so I picked up all these yesterday:

M&P hands down. Taurus "quality" cannot compare.

I also think I got my stash from SS. I have a bag of it I can show ya if you're curious.

Not a dedicated upper, but my m&p 15-22 has several thousand rounds through it with the only failures being old as hell under-velocity ammo. Runs on Federal bulk 100%. Seems these run around the same price as a dedicated upper, and the mags are cheaper.

After thinking about this some more, I think you should find an experienced carpenter to cut down your existing stock. The stock looks fantastic, and since the gun is yours(and may get passed on to your children, considering the sentimental value), why get some ratty looking stock cut down, or put some stupid tacticool crap on it? As far as determining the appropriate LOP for you, I would get together with someone who has a pump-action shotgun with an adjustable stock and determine what length feels good, then measure.

I still vote SKS. An AK-variant would be a great option also. 7.62x39 is great fun in semi-auto. The only downside is the milsurp may be a touch heavy for your stepson.

I would have said this, but he seems to be somewhat recoil-shy.

Why not go for an iron-sighted milsurp instead of a modern scoped gun? You can pick up an SKS that shoots the uber-cheap 7.62x39 round for $300.

Looks like you have a flash hider on there. The generally accepted rule is if you can stick your pinky in the end of the muzzle device(make sure the gun is unloaded!) then it is a flash hider, and not a muzzle break.

Correct. The stock is just a part, so it can be shipped to NJ. I would buy all the parts and drop them off at your FFL, if that is who you intend to have do the work.

In my opinion, until the stock is actually installed on the rifle, you can do whatever you want with it in your home.

Legally... You can unscrew the flash hider and attach a muzzle break, then pin the muzzle break so it is on there permanently. Then, buy yourself a new stock. Once you get the stock, before you install it, pin the stock at your desired length. Finally, install the stock.

Glock video is incorrect. Didn't end with this: