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Yep - comes to 60.5 cpr after shipping/tax just a FYI.

It's not a pistol grip by NJ Definition: There's no actual pistol grip beneath the action. It's just the stock style with the curve downward.

To check when you'll get it go here: https://www.irs.gov/coronavirus/get-my-payment Click the "Get my Payment" button then follow the instructions.

Too long, didn't read. Don't need my head shrinked. I live life how I live life

Supposedly I'm a "ISTP-A" Assertive Virtuoso No clue wtf that means.

I actually checked online and they said mine would arrive Wednesday via Direct Deposit.

I just got a Kimber LW 9mm too. I have some Dawson mags on the way. They're on the pricier side. https://dawsonprecision.com/dawson-precision-9mm-10-round-magazines-with-tactical-basepads/ I've used Tripp 10 round mags in .40 for my SIG 1911 Max Michel too - they work really well so far with no issues. They make a 9mm 10 round mag too - I would try them out. https://dawsonprecision.com/tripp-research-9mm-10-round-stainless-steel-magazine/

Definitely a change in weight and balance. My M9A3 slide/barrel is 17.8 oz vs 11.95 oz for the .22LR conversion Magazine weight loaded is different too. Still - it's a great conversion kit for when you wanna use cheaper ammo.

Backups and stuff are running and sometimes take a little longer running into early AM hours.

How's the balance on that though? May be different (more front heavy) compared to back heavy.

Unfortunately not - US Palm scaled back to just their AK Mags/Grips. I believe they were purchased by Century Arms or their parent company. Varies but about 7-8 lbs each plate. My Hesco 4400's are 7.6lbs each. so 15.2 lbs of plates.

Nope - I made sure to have the Taxes taken out when I was on Unemployment. No surprises here.

Sale's on right now - $300 for the Conversion kit: https://www.berettausa.com/en-us/beretta-conversion-kit-92-series-10-round-mag-/ Use code MARCH100 to save $100 off $300 or MARCH150 to save $150 off $400 (if you want anything else from beretta's site - extra mags, etc).

I have the same kit for my M9A3. Works great and is surprisingly NOT picky with .22LR ammo.

Look at the VG6 Gamma muzzle brake with the VG6 CAGE. VG6 Gamma is a great brake and the CAGE device bolts on and reduces the side blast and concussion.

I think I picked that up that time at the 2A4E shoot - I'm pretty used to astigmatism smear so I didn't really notice. Small 2MOA dots will smear a lot less - also check the brightness levels - it doesn't need to be maxed. I use a Vortex Crossfire on a couple of my ARs - small 2MOA dot - minimal smearing from my astigmatism.

A prism scope you'll still have smearing if you use the built in illumination - it illuminates the same way as a red dot.

Why? Find a good comp and stick with it - get it pinned on. So what if it's blasty indoors? If you're shooting indoors with an AR you're only really doing function check/sighting in - nothing precision. Those stubby "grips" or whatever aren't really considered as not a Pistol grip in NJ. Nothing saying they aren't really - there's no letters from NJSP or anyone saying it's not a PG. If you're really worried about shooting precision, a good pistol grip is definitely key. You want a good secure grip on the gun while you're trying to make a shot.

Gen 5 Glocks changed from a polygonal rifling to standard rifling, which they call a "GLOCK Marksman Barrel"

For rifles - for shotguns it's one. NJAC 13:54-1.2 Definitions "Assault firearms" means: 3. A semi-automatic shotgun with either a magazine capacity exceeding six rounds, a folding stock or a pistol grip; or a semi-automatic rifle with a fixed magazine capacity exceeding 15 rounds. For purposes of this paragraph, "semi-automatic" means a firearm which fires a single projectile for each pull of the trigger and is self-reloading or automatically chambers a round, cartridge or bullet. For purposes of this paragraph "pistol grip" means a well defined handle, similar to that found on a handgun, that protrudes conspicuously beneath the action of the weapon, and which permits the shotgun to be held and fired with one hand;

I would call Jim Flynn's and ask who the manufacturer is. It's probably fine but who knows who made it.

Gonna need more info than that. Who made the ammo? Any company info or box info? Does it have lot codes, etc? I mean - one way or another - it'll probably go boom.

Don't just think of it as ammo reserves... Look at Defense ammo + Practice Ammo. If you have a shotgun, Birdshot won't do much except dust clays.... vs having buckshot or slugs - which you can use for defense or hunting. Range ammo can be used for defense in a pinch, but you're much better off having some defense type ammo... or hunting type ammo. A Jacketed Soft Point round for hunting will do a lot better than a FMJ round in a pinch.

Ruger bought Marlin from the Remington sale. This is an absolutely wonderful thing. During the SHOT Show live stream with Maks, the Ruger rep said they're tooling up and starting to build Marlins at the Ruger factory. Marlin will be keeping the name and the heritage - just being made by people who actually care now. New Ruger-made Marlins should be out later this year.

I'm in the same boat. Harrison Ford is Jack Ryan. Willem Dafoe is Clark. James Earl Jones is Greer.