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In stock. http://palmettostatearmory.com/index.php/featured/aimpoint-patrol-rifle-optic.html

Reminds me of Kevin the momma bird from Up!

Link?

Low profile gas block sights aren't as prolific as the regular height sights. I recommend the MI low profile one - it's not THAT expensive ($80'ish). Or alternately you could get a front gas block riser to raise it to normal height. http://www.joeboboutfitters.com/YHM_Gas_Block_Riser_p/yhm-230.htm

I use Magpul rear BUIS all the time. My 16" AR had a Midwest Industries front flip (low profile gas block, HK style) - was great.

I have the Vortex SPARC and Strikefire - both are very good scopes for the price. I got the strikefire from PSA - http://palmettostatearmory.com/index.php/sights-optics/red-dot-scopes/vortex-optics/vortex-strikefire-red-green-dot.html Includes the high mount for absolute cowitness with my iron sights.

SKS are C&R so if they're not the detachable mag kind and nothing's been changed, you can have all of that stuff. I have a Chicom SKS with the bayo and all still on it.... 100% legal.

Great transaction. Thanks!

Yes those are the Howard Leight Impact Sport muffs.

Already posted here: http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/topic/49999-wow-from-the-the-record-mike-kelly-did-not-rape-me-too-bad

BDM has them (w/ nylon feed lips) in stock too.... $20 http://blackdogmachinellc.net/x-form-magazine--15-round-with-glass-filled-nylon-feed-lip-2.aspx

Elvis - gotta take the test within 1 year of the class. I think you gotta retake the class.

FWIW I got the full Lower Build Kit w/ Magpul STR stock for $150 pre-craze... If you don't need it and can wait for the prices to go down, wait.

I've gotten inquiries at R14 as well. Just said "they're blocked to 15" and that was it. The mags in question were C-products blocked mags and they actually look like 40 round bodies.

Fake http://www.amusingplanet.com/2009/11/apocalyptic-illustrations-of-steve.html

Malfunction Junction is good stuff.

Do you shoot indoors or outdoors a lot? Outdoors, the Howard Leights by themselves are generally "good enough" unless you're shooting some really loud guns. Indoors, I double up with plugs underneath. Look at the PASSIVE NRR rating on the muffs - they're the actual amount of protection you get. The electronic "cutout" is when there's loud noises above a certain decibel, but it takes some time (fraction of a second but noticeable) for them to cut over to "active" protection. Indoors with echo, it may not be enough to actually protect your hearing.

Buy one off you, Nick

Doh! Anyone have a good alternative?

It can be pinned in any position you want it to be. If it's a "Compliant" model it may already be pinned at the furthest position.

My vote is for the M&P .40 - and yeah - get a 9mm barrel and you're golden

S&W Model 12?

See j0n's thread for some basics: http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/topic/35839-reloading-setups-minimum-equipment-to-buy/page__hl__equipment__fromsearch__1 Bullet puller, digital scale, Tumbler, media separator, scale, etc.

This is more of a handheld type flashlight than a gun mounted one.