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I went down and asked him early last week when I was looking for Titegroup, and he specifically stated that he does not carry powder and only some primers. When I was there today he had all primers but small rifle.

Here is an interesting article on the new Uniform Crime Report that was just released. Apparently though overall crime in new jersey had gone down, the murder rate has jumped 16%. Id love to see anyone try and justify more police layoffs in this state after this. Article Here And people need to keep in mind this is from 2009, which was just the first few layoffs. No one has seen any of the data from 2010 yet where mos departments were hit the hardest.

I just picked up some HS6. Does anyone know if Solomons carries vv320?

No one uses titegroup?

its pretty thick steel. I was debating a tig welder and cold blue over it but need to find someone with one

One of the welds on my HK magazine cracked one me and opens up when under load, causing a failure to feed. Id like to not have to scrap a 60 dollar mag. Any suggestions?

If im just plinking its either Rem golden bullet or Winchester dyna point/super x. If im looking to do something for score I will either shoot an sk or lapua.

No. As far as I know and have read, it would allow those who can legally carry in their state of residence to do so throughout the 50 states. Since more than likely you cannot carry in NJ you will not be covered by this proposed law.

Has hodgdon slowed of production of titegroup? It seems most places are sold out and have been for quite a while. Ive checked all of my usual suppliers and havent found any. Im going to try and find out wednesday if Gene has any.

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I believe the m4 inyour reference has to do with which feed ramp style is offered. There is a difference between the way m16 and m4 feedramps are machined. Mid-length is a reference to the length of the gas system used.

this was the second time with the blue locktite. I tried it a few weeks ago and let it sit 5 days days and it still didnt hold.

I tried the Blue locktite today after prepping the are with brake cleaner and alcohol. The locktite bond broke in under 50 rounds. I suspect that the smooth pin and smooth hole might not offer enough grip

I have a Beretta Neos that fires what ever ammo I put in it flawlessly. My one gripe is that the 2 roll pins used to hold the sight in drift out as I fire. If it happened once every hundred rounds or so it wouldn't be a huge issue but having the pin drift out a full quarter inch each magazine is really getting old. Does anyone else have a similar issue or a possible solution?

I was watching the presidential speech and nbc was running a news ticker under with this information. Im honestly surprised anyone has said anything.

East Brunswick Supply on rt. 18 in east brunswick sells them. I worked there a few summers and had the privilege of unloading them off flat beds.

I can personally attest to the finish on the mariners. I know someone who has kept on on their boat for over 5 years without any maintenance besides yearly wipe down with clp and there has been no rust yet.

Parkerizing is a good finish you just need to keep it oiled. There is no round limit for nj pump action shotguns, nor is there a regulation as to what kind of stock can be used.

Her is a chart for bullet weight vs barrel wist rate. http://www.shilen.com/calibersAndTwists.html If you scroll down t0 .224 you'll see roughly what your ideal bullet weight range is.

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Im working towards my bls instructor hours so id be willing to help

Shipyard pumpkinhead ale is very good, as is the post road pumpkin ale

+ 1k for anyone with prehospital care training, this is the kind of thing that will get your cert pulled. You arent covered by good samaritan laws because you are trained, and they are no in any standard of care so you will be on your own if it comes down to it. This is the kind of thing that is ok for you to use on yourself if you wish but not someone else. As far as I know tourniquets are only covered as an acceptable care practice for those with the specialized training. The new pilot NJ EMT (not EMT B) course covered it but it was written out of the - B course a few years ago. Youre looking for a class called First Responder, which if I remember correctly is no longer recognized by the state so its hard to find the course.

Does anyone have any experience with the Apex tactical competition kit. It comes with the lighter trigger spring, modified firing pin block, hard sear, and light striker spring. Its a little expensive to do on a whim so I was wondering if anyone has any opinions. For what its work Im not worried about doing the install myself.

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