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In NJ the ffl does not call into the nics system directly. We call into the state police who use the federal instant check system. The state police are closed many more days than just thanksgiving and christmas.

playing gun games in this state in limited is next to impossible due to the playing field being nothing even resembling level. Everyone knows why so I dont need to get into it, but an Open 10 could definitely be cool.

the streamlight tlr 1 is a fantastic light. It will run around a hundred bucks. You can also get a pressure pad that will activate the light when you squeeze the grip.

4100 with labor if they decide they would need to respray the quarter panels to match paint color. Sorry to hear she got hit, but I also agree with the total loss.

Old Bridge usually has a match, but not this year

Easier to clean may be true but know that preventative maintenance and reliability are questionable. The piston kits have been out a relatively short time compared to the DI systems on the AR platform. If anything breaks, finding parts might be a little bit of a problem.

in order for it to be a brake, as opposed to a flash hider, the hole that the bullet enters (bore caliber) must be the same diameter as the exit hole. The flash hiders normally have an end you can fit your finger into, your comps are sealed on the end with a small hole.

It looks like a slip on knock off of an a2 flash hider, not a supressor. No go in NJ, because its an evil feature, that would put your 15-22 into assault weapon territory. A. semi-automatic rifle that has the ability to accept a detachable magazine and has at least 2 of the following: a folding or telescoping stock; a pistol grip that protrudes conspicuously beneath the action of the weapon; a bayonet mount; a flash suppressor or threaded barrel designed to accommodate a flash suppressor; and a grenade launcher;

If he buys a stripped lower, that has always been bare, it can be transfered as a frame/receiver, which is also another option on the 4473.

Are you set on an action type yet? If we knew a little more about how you plan to hunt (drive vs stand) it might be little easier to find a gun thats a good fit.

as a general rule, the win bulk packs run twice the price of regular price umc plus another buck or two.

9mm is 32.99 and 45 is 52.99 regularly

Not to the common man but to celebrities, and people like diamond dealers yes. Excerpt from NY POST article

If youre really really green you might actually be better off taking a class rather than just reading a book. The class well be 100x more helpful in learning grip, safety protocols, and basic marksmanship. That being said there is alot of information out there for free on the web. I STRONGLY recommend the army marksmanship unit training guide HERE. While some of the stance and girl info is old school (ie not Isosceles/weaver, thumbs forwards, etc) it does go into proper sight picture, and where in your breathing cycle to shoot. Learning fundamentals the right way the first time, will prevent you from having to break bad habits down the road.

Both can be found at midway 22lr http://www.midwayusa.com/product/717600/dpms-ar-15-a3-flat-top-conversion-upper-assembly-22-long-rifle-1-in-16-twist-16-bull-barrel-chrome-moly-matte-with-free-float-handguard-10-round-magazine 50 Beowulf http://www.midwayusa.com/product/316928/alexander-arms-ar-15-a3-overmatch-upper-assembly-50-beowulf-1-in-19-twist-16-barrel-matte-with-7-round-magazine Both appear to be nj legal, although Im not sure if what the sling loop mounts to on the gas block is also a bayonet lug. As for building them, you might end up breaking even. Usually you can save a little bit of money by shopping the sales on upper parts, but when you pay for the jigs and tools needed for assembly you lose all that savings. If you spread out the tool costs over the 2 uppers you might break even.

No problem at all. And hey look at it as a nice surprise

This is the impression I am under. Since NY issues a permit, the only places that dont being Illinois and D.C., it would have to honor out of state permits as well. It would be up to the gun owner to comply with the specific NY laws in terms of magazine capacity, just like they would in visiting another state.

I believe so but ive been wrong before

looks like a great addition. congrats

Your firearms ID card allows you to buy long arms (rifles and shotguns). For each pistol you wish to purchase, you need a permit to purchase a pistol. The permit is used instead of your firearms ID card for the transfer. The permit is 4 carbon copies. The seller keeps one, you keep one, one gets sent to your municipality, and one goes to a central databank at the state police. Pistols are also subject to the One Gun A Month legislation.

maks I will have final word about work coverage tomorrow but im 90% sure im a yes

Its messed up that the recall was announced early this week. Thompson center sent a notice to its dealers to pull ALL Ventures from the shelves in mid october.

If you want to shoot open, go for 38 super. Its difficult to get 9mm to make major safely with a standard case length, and if your'e going to have to pin mags any way, you might as well have the 38super to work well with the comp and still operate at safe-ish pressures.

That or Win PDX

Closest I saw was lonny at a 558. I had my stars align last month for a 536 but we all know that was a fluke even a blind squirrel stumbles upon a nut once in a while.