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Gun games will get you killed?

The shorter your AR Barrel is, the blastier it will be. Think about what you want to do with it. If you wanted to go with the 10.5" barrel route, you would need an extra-long buffer extension.

The difference between a 12.5" barrel and a 14.5" barrel isn't much. If you're worried about length, get an upper with a 14.5" Barrel and pinned brake that makes it 16".

Updated the topic title for clarification. You will be fine.

You're not building an AR Pistol - you're building an "Other" firearm. It's pretty much impossible to build an AR pistol in NJ as the only legal ones have proprietary lightweight parts.

I have the Extar EXP-556. Haven't shot it at CR but it's definitely the NJ Legal version. I have shot it at Gun For Hire with no probs.

I have a M&P 9L with 10 round factory mags. I generally shoot production though (when I actually had time to compete). I've had no issues with fitting 10 rounds in the mags and them seating on a closed chamber. The newer mags have a better mag follower that allows them to feed properly. I modified the follower on a couple of my older mags with the gray follower - cut down a couple of the ears on it and that helped with fitting rounds in and fitting into the gun.

Nope. It's got 4 strikes against it since it's a Pistol. (1) An ammunition magazine that attaches to the pistol outside of the pistol grip; (2) A threaded barrel capable of accepting a barrel extender, flash suppressor, forward handgrip, or silencer; (3) A shroud that is attached to, or partially or completely encircles the barrel and that permits the shooter to hold the firearm with the non-trigger hand without being burned; (4) Manufactured weight of 50 ounces or more when the pistol is unloaded Even if you got rid of the threaded barrel and shroud, the weight is still way over.

Wow that was a killer deal. Those go for $1300+ new.

Eh - completely avoided the New Brunswick area with their hospitals...

Rosey and I got out...

No, it does not. S&W, Sig and Springfield do, as well as some Berettas. Glock, I've only seen them with non-lockable cases. You could take the gun lock that comes with it and wrap it around the case handle so that it will not open unless unlocked.

Aaaaaaaand it's gone. OOS.

Classic just sent out an email about it. 5 left - will go fast. https://www.classicfirearms.com/zastava-arms-zpap-m70-ak-47-rifle-7-62x39-30rd-16-3-bbl-1-5mm-receiver-and-bulged-trunnion-wood-furniture-zr7762wm/

Already being discussed here

Yes - they're 100% Legal. I had a Phantom 5C2 brake on my first AR. It was pretty loud and concussive but was a nice brake.

All I can say is - Trudeau has too much power and was able to bypass the legislature... There will be lawsuits...

You can't sell a fictional product. I've never seen "Taylor Ham" on the shelves.

Why do you think Murphy is reopening parks?

Book was sooooooo much better.

The protesters in Trenton will get a nice flyover!

Nice AOW... can't have that here.....

I've handled both. Each has it's own pros and cons. Older Roni stabilizer (Gen 4 I think): MCK: The newer MCK grip section is fatter. I actually prefer the grip on the older roni - it feels more comfortable and indexes better. The MCK is fatter - doesn't really need the thumb rests, but you're indexing lower on the gun. The MCK uses a captive "bolt" system which clicks on to the Glock slide and stays inside the chassis, vs the 2-piece version on the older Roni. The slide release button is different as well. On the older Roni chassis, it's a large button that you can press downward. On the MCK you use the actual Glock's slide release. It's easier to hit on the Roni, but you can't lock the slide back manually. You be the judge on which one you should get.

Adds too much ammonia

No this was like 3 years ago :P Well if you were in the water, just let it gooooooooo