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Yes - you can change the LOP by changing the pads, but that does not constitute a telescoping stock. The law says "A folding or telescoping stock;" - not adjustable. OP is talking about modifying the buffer so that the Magpul Fixed Carbine stock can be telescoped out and adjusted for a longer LOP. I have a Fixed carbine stock - it just uses a screw to stay in place - this works as there's no groove cuts on the buffer tube. Is it probably ok? Maybe - but do you want to potentially butcher your gun and possibly rack up thousands of dollars of legal fees, or spend $15 on a part?

Good to see you on here again..... but for the wrong reasons I guess. Looks like everything is sold or spoken for so locking it up - if anything changes let us know - thx.

They should work, yes.

Click the Magnifying glass button - go to advanced search. You can search by author. Oh look it's the 3rd result.

Should not be a 30 round limit - there should be NO limit!

The problem with modifying it this way is that you can take that screw out from the stock fairly easily and adjust it. Will you get jammed up about it? Most likely not... but do you want to take the chance by saving a few bucks? Here's the spacer - it extends the LOP out slightly. How long of a LOP do you need? https://magpul.com/prs-extended-rubber-buttpad.html?mp_global_color=118

Why? Magpul fixed carbine stock should be fixed. If you need to adjust the LOP you can add a spacer at the back too to make it longer. Otherwise, get a different stock and get it pinned in place (you drill into the receiver extension a similar way to do this).

Shotgun slugs and buckshot. .22 Rimfire and .223 can be used for some other game (Coyote, Fox, Woodchuck) - the rules are very strict and precise. .223's not a great caliber for Deer anyway.

Swipe right!

Not by the NJ definition. An other firearm is not mentioned there so, no, I would not hunt with one. There's really no ethical way to do that either. Shockwave shotgun type others are too short barreled and will not ethically dispatch of a bird. You could use a .223 AR type for coyote/fox/woodchuck, but the NJ hunting regulations specifically state rifles. http://www.eregulations.com/newjersey/hunting/general-hunting-regulations/

Edit: Clipped it for you - need a login on that forum.

I actually don't mind the McRib. I'd go for it, hold the pickles.

Can your string trimmer handle a brush cutting blade? I have one for my Stihl trimmer - can get through stuff the string can't cut. Pretty much up to like 1/2" thick.

AMD is definitely blowing Intel out of the water right now. All of the top components are selling out immediately. Bots and scalpers are buying a lot of them up.

Already?! You tapped me out! Lol.

I believe it should be instant as long as paypal's working right

Then I'll definitely take it.

Should be fine - it'll go bang properly.

There are a lot of great shotguns made in Turkey. I haven't heard of Omega or have any opinions on them. I would definitely get the 28" barrel if you're looking for a gun for clay shooting. As it's a semi auto it may be a little picky with the ammo. Cheap light target loads may not cycle well - you'll need something with a little more oomph - look for shells that are like 1200FPS or higher. If you can get it at that price, I'd say it's worth a shot.

BCG/CH included? If so, I'll take it.

What muzzle brake is that? Angled sights included?

Should still be fine.

* End your FS thread with: The first to post "I'll take it" wins the sale

Ah - these are gamers that want to eke every single ounce out of their trigger pull.

As I said in my Crossbreed Recknoning blog article I'm growing more on the Appendix carry.