JackDaWack

That's not stepping on federal law, its simply expanding it.

Stepping on federal law?

Do you need help setting up the dies or the machine itself?

I've heard that from someone too. To me it made "some" sense. If the hat is part of their official uniforms, then it would need to be worn. However, while they maybe out of uniform, that seems to be an issue for the cop, and has no bearing on his ability to perform his powers. If a cops shirt becomes untucked, does he lose his powers? Or if his hat ever falls off in a scuffle? Seems like a stupid issue that would be a procedural issue looked at internally.

As said before, NJ has NO registration requirement. Move your guns to NJ put them in your new home. Done. Contact NYC and tell them you moved, they might want the permits back or something. Not sure, but u don't want NYC fucking with you if you spend time there. FOPA doesn't apply(that's for drive thru states), but NJ law allows you to transport any firearm you own to your home. Registered or not.

Oh gawd ahahah. Me and the Mrs. Bought our house last year, been doing some work here and there. I always seem to be in the middle of a project when she starts telling me how and where I need to clean up.... I let one comment slip about how she is more than welcome to help clean up when I'm finished... I slept on the couch that night. Haha

I would never visit a range that requires an inspection of my firearm.. This state treats me enough like a child, I would rather shoot outside in the middle of the winter at Cherry Ridge with no one around then have to produce every gun I brought with me to an RO. Hell, I put together my friends AR15 on the bench after he picked up his upper from Mastadon.

Cabelas sells light weight waders, http://www.cabelas.com/product/CABELAS-ACCELERATOR-CAMO-WADER-REG/1843357.uts#BVQAWidgetID Most boots always have some form of insulation becuase water is ussually colder then ambient temps, and ur expecting to be in the water for a long time. I use these in the early season with sweat pants, and i'm good in like 60 degree weather.

It really depends on the storage container. I would NEVER trust Poland spring bottles stored for more than a few years. Plastic is porous, and those bottles are just way too thin. I keep a bunch of empty 1 gallon water jugs and fill them up a day or two prior to an event. That's usually just back up water too in case the genset dumps on me and I can't pull water from my well. Generator is only for pulling water, intermittent use for the fridge and the occasional shower needed to fire up the oil furnace... My wood stove keeps the rest of the house warm. My family thought I was crazy moving a bit west with home heating oil, a water well, and a septic system.... We'll see where they end up during a natural disaster. Haha Also, get a generator with an idle control if you can. I had to get a large genset for the well pump starting surge, but it conserves gas when the power draw is low. It's also a terrible idea to run your entire house on "dirty" electricity.

I store on avg. about 40 gallons of gas. Just filled up all the cans. Next summer if I haven't used it, it goes right into the car, and refill the cans. If there is a threat coming I just make sure to fill any empty cans that were used. Gas can be stored for 2 years and be relatively fresh with an ethenol stabilizer. But there is no reason to store gas for long periods of time, unless somehow you manage not to use any. Even bottled water is said to have a shelf life of only two years.

Parents always have to consent, but their decision not to will result in some form of disciplinary action towards the student. I believe courts have upheld the RANDOM testing of students, when there is cause for concern that alcohol or drugs are being used. Why they required a blood test is beyond me, and they could be in trouble with that considering any police officer attending the event, or multiple would request students provide a breath test. There is no reason to draw blood and is much more intrusive.

How many laws did Christie Veto in the past couple years? You really don't have to think much about it, they can only get worse.

A guy was shooting one off at cherry ridge a while back, granted it was pretty empty that day and he picked an end slot... Well of course i made my way over to watch him shoot it off, the muzzle blast is NO JOKE. I was standing to the side and back about 10 feet( I was standing in the drive way) and still got hit with it in a way I was not expecting. Powerful is an understatement, that round is a beast.

Am I the only one who is going to question the sanity of shooting a .50 BMG indoors? Imagine shooting a pistol at the range and seeing the barrel of a Barrett .50cal protrude out from the lane next to you..

Just watch, any new legislative ideas to relax gun laws will now be met with comments such as, "Trump arms Alt-righ Neo-Nazis.", "Trump makes it easier for Nazis to harm the general public", Yadda Yadda Do you want Nazis carrying in your state? That will be the new question.... we're no longer cowboys trying to re-establish the wild west...

"Now I watch multi-millionaire athletes who never did anything in their lives but play a game" That basically sums up why I don't watch any sports. Waste of time.

Very important, with such a variance you could get an out of battery discharge, or see serious pressure spikes if the round is forced passed the chamber lip. Unfortunately, mistakes when reloading can have disastrous effects. U got the right idea tho, check every round with a no go gauge.

Semi auto are not less forgiving, if the chamber specs are correct it should make zero difference unless the OAL is different. Most bolt actions for precision actually have tighter tolerances making them less forgiving. I'm curious why your not measuring your cases after resizing? That's standard with rifle loads, especially cases with a neck. Your reloads should be with a few hundredths of a inch, not a few tenths.

Most professional, least fun.

I watched a friend of mine and his mother-in-law try and figure out why her lever action .22lr wasnt working. It wouldn't load the rounds, and eventually got jammed up really bad. It took me all but a second to figure out they were trying to load .22 magnum when I popped the jammed round out. It's cringe worthy to think that people successfully shoot 380 in 9mm chambers until they figure out its not cycling properly.

I see this as both good and bad news. You can be damn sure that the 9th or third circuit will never hear a case in this regard as to mount conflict at the district level triggering a SCOTUS hearing.

That's kinda subjective, Leupold definitely makes top grade optics, they also make "cheap" options. It's hard to tell where their RDS fit into.

Which springs are you using with the ACT and PNT, afaik there basically the same thing.... The ACT I believe is made by Geissele, and was meant to be nothing more then a smooth GI trigger and lighter pull with the blue? Spring. I have the ACT trigger, rra 2 stage and a few geissele triggers, I would wait for a SSA to go on sale for about 170... Sounds like your going to end up with one anyway based on your previous purchase history.

His question is not really dooable at all. Maybe your situation was worked out, but there is data on the bullet he asked about, and it's min. OAL is too big for magazines. I would never suggest to someone to go outside the load data. Maybe he can do it, but then what's the point? The ballistics will be terrible. 308. Bullets can increase in grain without adding to much length due to the larger diameter bullet. It's an entirely different situation. These 75grain amax bullets also add dead space at the tip, making them even longer then needed.

I heard really good things about the updated Hornady single stage. I started on a progressive and still want the single stage for more precision loading