Krdshrk
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Any info on how high of an index lens Costco uses? I see on their website they list 1.67, which is pretty crappy compared to the max now which is 1.74, I believe.
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Go Pro's are more of personal video cameras than dash cams.
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Is it an hour to Bullet Hole? Can't be that far...
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in 1st by a lot now i think
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How do people not know this already?
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Depends on the stock - the S&W Compliant stocks are really not adjustable. They have a weird compliant-length buffer tube IIRC. You could always replace the buffer tube and stock and pin it in a position you like then pop it on the rifle...
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Looks much better now than the Bubba'd Duct tape
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If you do this, you deserve to DIAF...
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Can you have a machine shop CNC one up for you?
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Steve @ Monmouth is definitely good people.
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Don't be afraid to buy used as well - you're likely to get a great deal.
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Welcome - Looks like you have a good starting list there...
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Dick's has some Champion .22LR on sale this week: Champion .22LR 325-Pack SALE $19.98 (Limit 3 per customer)
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Already being discussed here: http://www.njgunforums.com/forum/index.php/topic/82009-20-or-more-dead-in-orlando-nightclub-shooting/
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Yeah - there's not much point in trying to train with the cheap springer Airsoft guns (the ones you have to rack the slide each time to shoot). Even the high priced quality guns are not nearly the same as the real thing. They will recoil but it's about 1/4 of the recoil force (if that). The manual of controls, weight, and balance will be totally different as well. I have a Beretta PX4 Storm and an Airsoft version (Tokyo Marui - top of the line) - the weight is different. Trigger pull is half the actual weight. Note - you WILL put dents/holes in drywall and other items with Airsoft guns. If you do decide to go that route, hang up a large beach towel and shoot into that. It'll slow them down enough and they won't punch through... plus it will help keep the BBs from going everywhere (they will anyway but less) Get some snap caps and you can dry fire without worry - even with a rimfire .22LR. Note - with rimfire snap caps, they will wear down and deform so you will have to replace them after a good amount of use... but at least they're cheap: https://www.amazon.com/Tipton-Snap-Caps-22-LR/dp/B0048KFHI8
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Yeah I have some of that Remington .357 also. Rebate worked fine. My Buckshot rebate is still processing.
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Ok gonna have to bow out - too much going on with the family/etc. Thanks for the heads up though, Adam. Maybe next time when things aren't so crazy around here.
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Safety is exactly what went on my 930 JM. I put on the +2 Mag tube and got the Nordic Follower - Feeds reliably. I'll look at the OR3GUN MST and Forearm Retainers though!
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Use one for the locker at the gym
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I have a 930 JM Pro - after many thousands of rounds through it, the safety latch (plastic piece inside) broke. I got an aftermarket safety to replace it with. Just keep the gas system clean and you'll be fine. Other than that, no issues. It's a clay buster but with a 24" barrel it's not great for longer shots. I know some with the 28" ported barrel - theirs are reliable too.
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http://www.njgunforums.com/forum/index.php/topic/22294-nj-fidpp-compliancy-project/page-2#entry344876
