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I've got a Surefire 6PX tactical, G2X Pro, and G2X tactical. The G2X Tactical is on my AR, the 6PX Tactical is my handheld light for my pistol, and the G2X Pro just goes next to my bed. I have a 3D LED Maglite in my truck, and AA LED Maglite that I carry at work. I don't have an issue with carrying the Maglite at work, I just need it to read gauges that are far away and in poorly lit areas. It's also a cheap light that I don't mind losing, already happened once.

That press, along with the dies, is a pricey investment.

Wow, impressive job. I made a holster for my SR9 a couple years ago. Although functional, it doesn't look nearly as clean as yours. Where did you buy the tools from?

Looks a hell of a lot like the Kel tec 223 to me....

Okay thanks.

I emailed them asking how long the offer was valid for, and also asking if they could pin and weld a comp on an 18" upper. They said something along the lines of the offer being for a limited time (no specific time frame), and that they don't offer "custom work". I thought I remember members on here having NJ compliance work done from them.

Does anybody know how long this deal lasts?

You decide. If you plan to clean it after every outing, and never plan to beat on it, then definitely go with the wood. If you plan to go to fun shoots with it, and really beat on the rifle...then you may not want to beat up a nice wood set.

I'm sorry, but changing over to a different 9mm pistol is a HORRIBLE idea. The issue at hand is that the current M9 does not have the "stopping power" that we want with ball ammo. Getting new but different 9mm pistols is only going to be an extremely unnecessary financial burden. Think of what goes into switching to a different firearm. Researching the pistols (more money is spent on researching new gear in the military than you'd like to know), purchasing the new pistols, purchasing extra magazines for the new pistols, purchasing holsters for the new pistols, qualifying EVERYONE on the new pistols, training all of the armorers how to fix the new pistols. I work at a Navy/DOE joint base in upstate NY, and I can assure you that there are MANY things that we could use money for that are far more important than replacing our current 9mm pistols with newer 9mm pistols that will be just as ineffective.

I feel this is the appropriate time for this plug. American Sniper, if anyone hasn't read it, is an awesome book. I'm sure quite a few people have read Lone Survivor due to the movie recently being released. Lone Survivor was a good book, however I feel that American Sniper was much better. Also, if you haven't read Lone Survivor, but you saw the movie...read the book. The movie missed out on so many background details that the book covered.

I know it's not practical at all...however, options would be nice. I'm in the Navy, and although I'll never have to use the M9 other than to qualify/maintain proficiency, I absolutely hate it with a passion. I know that it's a good firearm, however I simply can't shoot it worth crap. I feel like I can shoot my 1911 pretty well, even though I've had no training and pretty minimal experience. That being said, I understand that not everyone can shoot a 1911 because of the recoil, so I know it's not as practical as something like the M9. Without allowing at least a couple options, it's going to be nearly impossible to cater to everyone's needs.

I think you would be an issue in NJ, as this has a handguard or shroud. Isn't that the issue with AR pistols, besides the weight?

This.

Most of those looked scripted.

This is the important part. You could line up a buyer, pick up the rifle from the FFL, and transport it directly to the buyers house. As long as they can legally purchase the rifle, it's not a straw purchase.

I have a Stag Arms 2HT upper, NJ compliant, that I am willing to trade anyone for their Remington 700 in .308, plus cash on my side depending on what you have. Tell me what you have

I sent a letter into Remington about an issue I had with their ammo, and an issue I had with how they resolved the issue. I think the ammo department is separate from the firearms department, however I never heard back from them. I won't be purchasing their ammo anymore, however I haven't been pushed away from purchasing their firearms.

1911.

Touche.

I just got done working a 13 hour overnight shift, so I'm pretty tired. However, I'm pretty sure that this math doesn't add up.

This passes for a good deal on .22LR now???

My understanding was that it's the opposite. It's illegal to charge MORE for paying with a credit card. This prevents companies from charging more for credit card purchases, to avoid eating that charge themselves. Gas stations get away with it by saying they "charge less for cash paying customers".

Still no takers on somebody who just wants to dump their 700 in .308?

I'm not sure if you've read the book, or have only watched the movie. If you haven't read the book, do yourself a favor and pick it up. It's more entertaining than the movie.

I purchased a box of 250 Remington UMC 9mm a couple years ago. There was an issue with the crimping, and the bullet could actually be pushed into the case with my fingers. I found 38 bad rounds out of the entire 250. These rounds also jammed me up in the middle of a match. After getting thrown around a bit, they had me send in the bad rounds, and they sent me a box of 50. Not a full box of 50, they went out of their way to open the box up, and remove 12 rounds to give me the full 38. Yes, they technically made good on their end, but I guess the notion of "sorry for your trouble" is long gone. I'm sure that any issues they've had are resolved, however I refuse to purchase any Remington ammo.