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You can polish a turd..... but it's still a turd

I can easily hit out to 200 yards - I really don't shoot longer distances with that AR.... Plus in NJ most ranges go to 300 yards max.... there are a couple in south jersey that go to like 600 but they're pretty far... Cost of that one was about $900 IIRC. This one may be good for you too.... http://www.stagarms.com/model-4/

Ohhhhhh gonna hafta go out....

FFL = Federal Firearms License - someone licensed to transfer firearms. If you buy from online (from out of state), a gun has to be shipped and transferred through a FFL. Fondling a build.... that's tougher. You'd have to find someone with a setup near to what you like. It sounds like you're looking for more of a longer rifle, bench shooting type of guy... I prefer a shorter, run and gun rifle... (14.5" Midlength with pinned muzzle brake, stock, bayonet lug removed - 100% NJ Legal)

You can buy online and ship to a FFL, however, I'd say a good majority of us feel it's best to fondle a gun in person before buying....

The Px4 Compact/subcompact are wide guns. I'd say go for the M&P Shield.

Yes but it's fairly simple. I've done it a couple times and haven't had any issues. You just have to be careful not to shoot any springs across the room. Most AR15s off the shelf come with adjustable M4 type stocks now. However, you can get an -A2 style rifle stock on some models. I don't know how tall you are or how long your arms are, but most of us prefer the adjustable type stocks so we can adjust them to the most comfortable position, then pin them in place to comply with NJ's laws. A lot of people like railed handguards (to add tacticool accessories), while some of us prefer lightweight handguards. I personally like the Magpul MOE handguards - they're plastic and lightweight, and you can attach rail sections to them. They're more comfortable and ergonomic than the standard black circular handguards. If you get the standard front sight post, you'll be familiar with that. I'm not sure if you want a carry handle sight or just a standard A2 non-flip up sight for the rear. There are many different sight options. A lot of them are for "Backup Iron Sights" that flip up when needed. Looking at what you want, I'd say BUILD! You can customize the gun to your likes AND save money as well over an off-the-shelf model. Nah this is fine. There's a dedicated AR15 section that you may want to look through for more information.

I missed it - was driving.. darn.

If you're right there it might be worth a stop. I stopped at Gander Mountain in Scranton, PA and picked up a nice Henry Golden Boy

I just got the catalog too.... time to look through.... Interesting - the tabs are folded in.

LGS = Local Gun Store/Shop Since you're up in Bergen County you might want to check out Caso's in Jersey City - they may have a couple for you to fondle....

It all depends on what you're looking for and how much you're willing to pay. You can find factory assembled ARs in stock a bit easier now than 6 months ago. Assembling the lower from a stripped lower and a parts kit would be pretty easy.

Not at all - Are you looking for a full size rifle type AR15 or more of a shorter Carbine (M4 size)? Probably something with a 16" Barrel? Unfortunately with NJ Laws we tend to have to "neuter" our ARs by pinning muzzle brakes, pinning stocks and grinding off bayonet lugs....

Welcome Aboard! What are you looking to pick up?

Will do.

This is why you should go through the true NROI RO Course... Make sure they're pointing the gun downrange in a safe manner before manually decocking.

If it's DA/SA and he wants to shoot in production he has to decock it. I've seen guys with CZs have to manually lower the hammer after chambering a round before..... yeah I hate having to RO guys with those guns....

It was his own doing - he knows the rules and continued to break 'em.

Glad I could help. I've been pondering that safe but it only holds a couple of rifles. Maybe for quick access...

http://www.amazon.com/gp/feature.html/ref=xs_gb_AF3QDN6N27WQC?ie=UTF8&docId=1001295521&pf_rd_p=441937901&pf_rd_s=right-1&pf_rd_t=701&pf_rd_i=20&pf_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_r=1V4HDSBQRDKGH6DCJHHX Barska Biometric Pistol Safe - $149.99 Barska Biometric Rifle Safe - $229.99

Welcome. We'll be having a clay session on August 11th up at Clinton WMA.

You sure she's not just pregnant?

Fixed the date in the post. I'm in.

APEX trigger will fix that... https://apextactical.com/store/product-info.php?pid36.html

^^This. Find a stripped lower that you like, install a LPK, upgrade your trigger if you want (optional). This way you can get the buttstock that you want and pin it in the position that is best for you. Then get a pre-assembled upper or assemble one yourself to your preferences.