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Wow, that's practically in my backyard I wasn't living there at the time, though

Nope. You gonna be at Bayonne on the 1st?

I agree, give them a chance to sort it out.

My thoughts go out to you and yours!

Depending on your mood The Guardian - inspiring Funny Games (the latest one) - twisted mindfugg Book of Eli - post apocalyptic

'kay, I'll bite. Here's mine, when it was new

Yup... And old school, I may take you up on that offer sometime, thanks!

The biggest hurdle was the initial learning. I read my a** off before even considering reloading. Once you dive into it and make the initial investment, it's all gravy from there. 10mm is versatile, because you can reload .40 with the same dies. Too bad the same can't be said for .380 and 9mm.

No big deal. I'm holding out for the 10ga airweight snubbie anyway.

So I churned out my first batch of reloads recently and I'm itching to shoot them. I settled on 4.7 gr of WW231 behind 200gr LRN bullets. After testing them I realize I should have bought SWC bullets, but these will work for now. I don't have a chrono to test them, though. I made about 200. I'll never buy commercial .45 acp again

I'm surprised at Gun For Hire... They are basically offering SORA training, no? Sounds to me like they are marketing the class from a different angle.

We, as citizens, are expected to know and follow every law and it's nuances.. Ignorance of the law is not an excuse, why should it be for LEOs?

Very nice!

Thread is useless without pics!!

Is there even any functional difference in the bolt carrier of an M16 compared to an AR-15?

I have dealt with him once, when he was in the process of moving from his old location. He is SUPER helpful and courteous-- he will go out of his way to make sure you are satisfied. His selection was scarce at the time due to the move, but I will be sure to check out the new location. Recommended.

Well I suppose you could if you don't mind getting eviscerated

My car was a glazed donut and I had to open the window and push out the ice to see out, pretty cool. Got to work just a bit late.

Did she have a permit for that vacuum cleaner? Seriously though, I'm glad it worked out in the end and she was unharmed. She has guts for fighting the guy off.

Due to the barrel or an attached compensator?

I've never heard of a full-auto 1911. I suppose a threaded barrel on a Glock would be illegal because there exists a full-auto version. And despite the 1911 being made of steel there's no way it could be over 50oz.

A compensator (preferably a non-bushing type). It would not be permanently attached as the pistol is a HD gun (comp on the range, removal for nightstand duty). I want to use the same bushing with the 6" barrel as it needs to be fitted. If you can suggest something that might be more effective, I would certainly take it into consideration

Is it legal for me to get a 6" barrel threaded by a gunsmith in NJ? It would be fitted to a 5" 1911.

Ah I see. Good to know

A serious question-- why does a "rifle and pistol club" not allow rifles at their range?