Anselmo

It's state law not federal and the courts say they don't have to follow the law. If I hit the Mega Milions I'll be moving to a state where I won't have to worry about permits.

I like the short 10-rd mags much more.

FYI, the top two reviews show the Magpul plastic backup sight that is shipping the with the guns now. The lower two show the older metal sight same (I think) as on the 15-22..

Crime is down in Jersey City? It must have been really bad there cause it's really bad now. Maybe it's just that I'm sourcing from a different news source but I'm hearing about a lot of crime in JC and Hoboken and less in Trenton and Camden. Maybe crime in Trenton and Camden is too commonplace to be newsworthy anymore. Correlation does not imply causation. Moreover, our Public Safety Center is also thehome of our CCTV operation, which helps us to both spot dangerous situations before a crime occurs and to successfully investigate and apprehend the perpetrators of crimes.CCTV cameras have been a great tool for law enforcement. The quote above just seems too much like a line out of a Orwell novel for my liking. And it's not the only quote in the report that feels that way.

Try PK90.

Why don't you think it's jersey legal?

Is this your first AR? I would just shoot the cheap 55gr stuff. I think the best ammo is the cheapest dependable brass ammo you can find. I can shoot a softball sized target at 50 yards and a pumpkin sized target at 100 yards with a red dot. Don't need fancy ammo for that. And it's my skill not the ammo that is limiting my accuracy. Palmetto state has Federal 5.56 and Gander Mt. has Federal .223. Both for about 30 cents a round.

Not to hijack the thread, but at what distance would you swtich from an AR15 platform to a bolt rifle with scope? Or do you think that a longer barreled AR15 with scope is a viable alternative for 300 to 400 yd shots? Back the Sport, the red dot with the A2 front sight was not an issue. Before I shot it, was thinking that the front sight would bother me and the low profile front gas block would be better. I had no trouble hitting the target with the backup sights but much tighter and accurate with the red dot. Just seemed to shoot a little high with the "iron" sights.

I have a $40 Dick's TruGlo red dot on my 15-22. No problems. A TRS25 red dot out to 100 yds is no problem for me on the M&P Sport. Cost me $40 after rebate. But 200 yards.... Vlad has younger eyes than me. Or maybe I'm expecting a tighter grouping and more accuracy than it realistic. But, 100 yards is the longest I've shot.

The police might be sympathetic to your relationship with your employer about guns or they migh think you are hiding something that you don't want the PD to contact the employer. What if the local PD calls the employer listed on the previous application and finds out he is still employed there? Denied. And a judge might not be too sympathetic that he tried to circumvent the employment question. Unless you can produce a tax return with self-employment substantial income I wouldn't even think of putting down self-employed.

I have no idea if my local PD contacted my work but the lady in HR has always been very nice to me and nothing has changed since I got my permits. Well, except our new company wide "no weapons in our cars and the company can search our cars at any time" policy that we all had to sign and agree to.

My GPS has an avoid toll roads setting. It should have an avoid high crime area setting, too.

You need to replace the handguard in order to accomadate the handle and flashlight. I changed my handguard by myself out without any tool in 2 minutes. Maybe my delta ring was wimpy. Palmetto State Armory sells a delta ring tool for about $8.00. Pick one up from them. A red dot just mounts on the top rail but you'll need a riser to get the dot above the front sight. Amazon sells UTG risers for about $10. The medium profile give exact cowitness on the Sport and worked fine on the .22. rifle. Haven't tried it yet on the Sport to see if it stays on and is dependable.

There are two Walmarts within 5 miles of each other on Rt. 13 in Bristol/Levittown. Go to the bigger one next to the Home Depot and Sonic that is further north. Park on right side of the parking lot. The ammo dept is on the right side of the store in the back. Don't go to the one at the intersection of Rt. 13 and 413. Go a little furhter north to the bigger Walmart. It's on Rt. 13 north of the PA turnpike.

I wouldn't want to be in court invoking FOPA on a trip beginning and ending in NJ that took me into NY.

Rayco sells them for $30. Rifleman.com sells them for $22 plus shipping I picked up some metal 10 rounders of the internet. Lots of places sell them.

Agree aboiut the stop worrying. Personally, when these numbers of 500 to 1000 trouble free rounds get thrown around I can't help but think the ammo companies and laughing about it on their way to the bank.

Why would you need 1000 rounds of this expensive ammo? Is that a typo? 100 rounds seems more than sufficient to me. I have 20 rounds of hollow points. Don't see a need for more than that unless it's to stockpile something I'll never use.

Never shot Aguila but it is supposed to be good ammo from Mexico. I've been shooting a lot of S&B that I got for $10/50. What pistol do you have?

I bought some, too.

Cabela's has Federal .22 on sale, too.

If you're spending $750, you are spending too much. Cheyenee had them for $625 around Thanksgiving. $675 now.

The House impeaches. The Senate has the trial.

It is cheap insurance. People are fond of saying "better to be tried by 12 than carried by 6". But, somehow "better to carry a few pieces of paper than face a criminal charge" is not cool.

I passed! Got 4 wrong. Seemed like a US citizenship test.