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Sigs and Glocks are also through distribution though if you buy enough, you can get them direct. I have a Pro that has been a host for my suppressor that I may be convinced to part with. Has the APEX DCAEK installed too.

The DPMS multi-tool is my best friend when building a new AR.

I am still looking for a good way to build a NJ legal 15/30 USGI mag but balancing production cost with legality is tricky. Glad to hear that you are happy with your PMAGs though!

My guess is that it is a "CYA" thing. For example, in the event a bad guy uses TAP in the commission of a crime, Hornady can say, "We only sell that to LE and commercial dealers are not supposed to sell it to the general public; it's a company policy." But my guess and $0.80 will get you a cup of coffee so take it for what it's worth.

Keith, if you could, please PM or email me the list about a half hour before you call in the order so I can get everything totaled up and do a stock check.

Give's 'em character LOL

My M4-2K on the SBR is 1/3 golden and permanently stained in a few spots. The N6 is too new and has less than 100 rounds through it and the other M4-2000 is on a 16" middy which I have yet to run through CQ drills and have used it primarily for longer distance shooting so the rate of fire is slower and typically from a rest whereas the M4-2K on the SBR gets beat up pretty well doing NSRs, banging into doorframes in shoothouses, etc.

Yes indeed. My local SWAT team agrees and this is actually the platform that they'll be demoing next week.

The N6? MSRP is $1050 I snuck a pistol can in this one and left the SBR out

One of my MWS rifles is finally done The mount for the N6 came in today and the ACOG earlier this week.

Okay, for 30+, I can do the following: 5.56 15/20 or 15/30: $19 Curved stubby: $20 Ranger plates are $4.50ea extra 7.62 15/20: $27 Stubby: $28.50 These are pretty much the prices of the last group buys with the material surcharge that my vendor has passed on to me. All of these would go in one box to one address and to keep things simple, I'll foot the bill for shipping. In the vein of keeping things simple, just one person needs to send payment and this can be check, money order, Visa, MC, or Discover. I'll manufacture the mags once the order is paid for and I should be able to turn the order around pretty quickly. As far as availability, all models and color are eligible for the buy. As far as how long to keep the buy open, I'd like it to be no more than two weeks so the last day would be Aug. 13 if you consider today Day 1.

If someone wants to organize a buy, I could make something happen. I've been so busy that I can't juggle taking individual orders for a group buy. We'd have to have one order placed and everything shipped in one box which is a little different from the last two times. If someone wants to organize who orders what, collect the money, send it to me, and be responsible for distributing the mags, I'd be more than happy to do a group buy for you guys.

I sell rebuild kits but do not market them toward NJ. The only state that I market them towards is California and only because the state AG has stated, in writing, that rebuild kits do not violate PC.

Got a shipment of them today and they are NICE! But would you expect anything less from the fine folks at Mega Arms? I thought not Anyway, available HERE

Nice, 4ndy. If I may make a couple suggestions. Move your RDS to the forward-most position and flip the cover so it flips open downward, toward the receiver. This is so when you drop the muzzle an inch or two to scan the area after a course of fire, the cap isn't obstructing your view.

Later this week, Shore Shot Pistol Range will be receiving their first shipment of 15rd PMAGs from Midwest PX. Please check them out as they're broadening their EBR offerings and also sponsor NJGF!!

CavArms lower?

$0.28 to load 77gr SMKs for .223

I reload 175gr SMKs for $0.42/rd

You mean this one? http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/topic/25097-fs-700-5r-w-glass-and-case/ For 300 yards, .223 will do just fine. At about the 600 yard mark, .223 runs out of steam and it becomes frustrating to make good hits. The other advantage is .223 is cheaper to shoot. I bought a .308 because I intended to shoot beyond 600 yards but due to time constraints and other priorities, have not had a chance to use it to its full potential. Hence why I'm selling it.

If it's the Surefire one I had on my very first AR, it'll weigh about 22oz if a midlength.

Take a look at the Centurion Arms rails as well. I know Lancer is coming out with a polymer/composite rail that's supposed to be pretty light.

In stock now!

Agreed. H2 and H3 buffers are band-aid fixes to gas port erosion and I never recommend them right off the bat. Even my suppressed SBR works fine with a carbine or H buffer.

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