JackDaWack

So why are you wasting your time here typing about failures that have yet to take place? Why aren't you busy packing your bags and leaving?

It should shock you if its working correctly and you are grounded.

They can really only limit carry to public buildings and well defined establishments. It always confused the hell out of me how they could limit carrying in places like church.

I only have one internet option, just one. I have no other choice if my ISP decides to control which websites i have access to and if they want to slow down speeds to services like Amazon or Netflix. This whole issue started with video streaming services. Metro PCS stopped all streaming expect Youtube and Verizon was throttling down netflix connections. If you think ISPs weren't doing this then Imagine when you buy your internet service you get to pick packages based on what site and services you use. It makes no sense to allow companies the ability to regulate content. If i pay for 60mbs service a month, the only bottle neck should be on the server end of what I'm accessing. There is no legitimate reason for ISPs to artificially manipulate connection speeds. They are trying to get companies to pay them for priority service... AND get the consumer to pay more for services. This is nothing more than a money grab. If you think this is about breaking monopolies your living in denial about how government regulation is bad. This has been around for only a few years, and there is nothing to suggest it would be any different then before it was implemented.

To each their own, I think it has checkering in the right spots, and never had any issues or bad feels. I know people get the stippling done on them like the glocks. I picked up the factory aluminum grips for my full size 92 when they were 50% off, you would love those, they leave checkered imprints in my hands.

They do make factory 15 round mags for most of their guns, but 17 is standard for their full size. Thats what i meants

I love my compact, perfect size for a 9mm. It is my bedside pistol with a stream light tlr3. The sights dont really need to be upgraded, but like pointed out above trijicon makes some. The trigger could use a little work, and beretta actually sells a nice kit for it... but then again its not really a competition style weapon. The rotating barrel definitely takes some snap out of the 9mm round, but with the laws of physics it only reduces the felt recoil. Also, mentioned above, its a factory 15rd mag, unlike the full size which is 17rds.

Nope. It's an utter pain in the ass to piece together. You will find a lot of disclaimers on parts about compatibility issues. I spent a lot of time figuring out what parts to use. Which is why if someone wanted to build one I always say get the Aero, it takes all the hard work out of the issues.

The top rail is full length and permanent. You will be limited to what other companies make, too. ALG doesn't even make a 308 pattern handgaurd.

I have the spikes upper and lower forged set, I don't think they even make it anymore. Got it a few years ago and never built it. What a pain in the ass it was to find compatible parts. I had to modify my bolt catch to work, and my aero rail doesn't align perfect, my spikes is somewhere between low and high dpms pattern.. my JP Lowmass bolt doesn't even work with the forward assist. The arrow precision handgaurd is nice, no reason to think the ALG is any better. They offer mlock and I believe solid mouting to the upper.

Get the aero, upper lower and handgaurd You will find that all 3 of these parts do NOT align great when pieced together. DPMS High/Low tolerances and take down pins, maybe the bolt release too... Trust me, it's not worth the headache. I used a spikes set, but I'm helping a friend out together his M5E1, it's cheap imo for what your getting. They also sell a parts kits for it, VERY convenient

Same here, I thought it was a mobile issue, but my Mac book does the same thing too. Annoying

Normally I would like to be a little more empathetic... But it really isn't sustainable, at all. And Democrats argue that we pay for them either way, either directly through increased cost of uninsured, or through government subsidizing. The answer is pretty clear, unless someone is dying, unfortunately it's time to start turning them away if they refuse to pay for insurance.

Oh balls, I see what you did there.

How is it even possible to seat a bullet to the same ogive when dies only seat based on COAL, wouldn't the results be the same? The only way to get consistent seating depth is with consistent bullet heads. That is based on the fact your bullets have different lengths. I'm just confused on what the question is here. Your ogive, once measured tells you how deep to seat the bullet, and that gives you your coal. If the bullet heads are different sizes, the size difference is either at the bullet seat depth, or ogive. And since dies seat to COAL, the only option is for variable seating depth. It's worth mentioning that you will probably only see a typical 20-30 fps difference in bullet speed with those variances. Set your dies up using the median size that u measured, this way if there is a .009 spread, then your only +- .0045

The laws says if you change addresses you file for a change of address. When you apply for a change of address you are applying for a new FPID and permits if you want them. SO, all background checks and references are normal. Any time your PD processes a permit or FPID they do the standard procedure. I believe, even if you lost it and needed it replaced you would do the same.

I think NJ uses part-year residence as a term to clarify taxing purposes. The only way to establish residency in NJ is to meet the criteria for being a resident. Only residents can be issued a drivers license. AND you cant buy a handgun in a state you are not a resident of.

Then he would have to establish residency in NJ. ESPECIALLY if he wants to buy a handgun here. There is no such thing as a part time resident in NJ. Isnt that a federal law?

I use one on my waterfowl shotgun, works great. Came free when I purchased my A400, had nothing to lose. I just wish they had a better mount for the shotgun barrel.

I'm pretty sure you can just use your Driver's license from your home state. They do give IDs to non-resident.

I got into a rather heated debate when I moved into my new home last year with both a detective and the records woman at the PD... They wouldn't allow me to apply with out my Driver's license, with the correct address. Wouldn't take anything else, maybe the DMV no drivers license ID card. 13:54-1.4 Applications for a firearms purchaser identification card and for a permit to purchase a handgun (a) Every person applying for a firearms purchaser identification card or for a permit to purchase a handgun shall furnish such information and particulars as are set forth in the application form designated STS-33

I believe the law states you need a license with your current address on it to apply for a FPID. I'm curious if they would put your out of state residence on the FPID. You don't have to be a resident of NJ to get a FPID so there must be a way. When you go to buy the gun it is not the same requirement.

Dude the new cr-v is fast and handles great! its a 7 speed turbo charged,I was shocked at how fast it is... if your contemplating buy a new one after you check out your current one, definitely test drive it. It is light years a head of the older models.

We just picked up the new cr-v, the old one from 2004 was in the same state. Needed new AC condenser and some other parts, the cost to fix was more then the trade in value. See what the trade in value is. The car will probably last a little longer, so if your scrapped for a new car payment/s it might worth to fix.

Well, interestingly enough.... don't you basically have to do all of that anyway? If you want opioids you have to go to your doctor, a prescription is basically a permit to own a regulated substance. Im not sure how long a prescription note is good for, but definitely not forever. The bottle your given is only good for the amount prescribed, if you want more you have to go back to doctor for refill. You can't give your medication to anyone else legally. You doctored is licensed through the DEA and State to prescribe, like an FFL. I see many similarities here already..