JackDaWack

I use that for the Phillips screws on my brake disks... I can't imagine you would need that for torx, there should be enough contact area. Some heat and muscle should get the screw out with out stripping anything. Not to mention you need to pound on that impact driver for it to be effective. Also, I'm pretty sure the bits are of a larger then normal size. I recall them being pretty beefy. Might be hard to find a torx bit that fits into the impact wrench.

Torx screw?

Well there ya go, exactly why Nappan will tell you to go beyond the law... Because cops are spreading misinformation. Hollow points are illegal outside of the home or range. Period. Transport laws apply.

I would have a mag burning ceremony.

I disagree. Technically the FFL would be responsible for the restricted items they are selling. If its illegal to own it's illegal to sell, the FFL would need to show if the user modified them.

Rob, not sure if you bothered to check it out but how were their prices?

Sorry, it's defacto. I wasn't clear with that. The only way to have a barrel without threads is if something is permantently attached to it. Correct, NJ doesn't define permanent, which is why you need to prove what ever is attached can't be removed, or will destroy the threads if attempted.

Bhunted isn't wrong but isn't right either. NJ says permenant, that's it. ATFs defintions of permantent is outlined only because of the NFA situation, other wise they wouldn't bother to clarify what they think is permanent. Using the ATF definition provides you with no questionable methods, while any other method certainly would need to be determined by a court of it is indeed permantent. With a 14.5 in barrel and shorter you must use their method, anything longer and you need to prove it meets NJs defintions of permanent if you don't use the atfs methods.

I think you could write up a contract that he will be renting a room from you, should cover the legal side of it. Hard choice, gun owner down on his luck, would like to help out but hard to knowing the unintended risks.

I think you only need the paperwork if your signing over possession for legal reasons. It seems kinda sketchy, as if your hiding the fact they belong to you, but I'm sure instances happen where it's needed... Looks like they will outright just store them for you with no requirements for pickup.

It was my understanding that it's easier to control the heat with a TIG. I was under the impression a MIG weld, if not careful, would over heat the material. for the purpose of tacking the pin, I think it's moot if you know what ur doing.

I find it perfectly acceptable if your the one seemingly ripping them off, lol.

One step away from the gun? I have seen a judge rule that unless a single action of the gun will chanmber a round, then it's not loaded. The was the case in Cali where some shit prosecutor tried to claim a shotgun with a a saddle was a loaded gun. How is a loaded magazine any different then bare cartidges? I can drop a round into a chamber in the same amount of steps. It's not really about the magazine, it's about if or how easily a bullet can be chambered.

Either a P2P OR FPID can be used. Either is fine.

I'm not speculating on anything, we watched what I said unfold as it happened. People posted their orders, cancelation notices and links to the items still for sale on their site at higher prices. Cheaper than dirt will never see a penny from me because they have no integrity. And are willing to rip you off the first chance they get.

People, many people on this forum had their own orders cancelled, and i recall a couple people complaining about cancelled orders while the item was in stock at a higher price. There is ZERO question they did it, because many of us have seen the evidence as it happened. "do you get angry directly at the gas station when their prices go up?" No, no i don't. Because the cost of gas actually goes up and that cost is passed onto the consumer. Cheaperthandirt decided they would charge 3-4x the price, "just because". They were routinely obnoxious, like is that really a serious price with some of their items. I think their prices were dictated by gunbroker. If a case of 223 went for $1,200 that was the price of their case for the week. While magpul was selling them mags for probably 9 bucks a mag, they were turning them out the door at $100+ All the while places like Midway maintained prices near MSRP. NEXT, they decided to stop selling firearms as if what they were doing was wrong and needed to be reviewed, it was only after the backlash they figured out how much shit people were talking about them and opened sales back up. They are no friend to the common shooter and i give them zero respect. My money goes to places that don't change business practices when it counts.

Nice planning? What kinda moron opens up a store literally 10miles from the Paramus location when the company was clearly doing poorly for years. Better yet, with a Dicks and Ramsey outdoor right in between.

You can get a spikes complete lower and Daniel defense upper for about $1300.

lol, it's called integrity. If your willing to give your money to scum bags, go for it. I will never support a company that will screw me over the first opportunity they get. I don't think you do understand if your willing to give a company money that screws it customers. If cheaper then dirt wants my business then they need to support my self interests. Not a hard task to do and still make a hefty profit off me.

Xtreme bullets are no different then any other plated bullets, plus theyre pretty consistent. I Agree with Razo, ive stripped a few due to my non-existent belling. I also solo crimp and yes, too much crimp will show... but why would you crimp so much as to deform the bullet? I get great results using Xtreme 125gr 9mm and 230gr .45

The 3x Nikon is great, the 3x acog will survive a battle zone. Both good scopes, with serious differences is durability.

Get used to it, companies MUCH bigger get hacked. Sony PS4 was hacked. It's just a matter of where when and how much effort someone is willing to undergo for personal info databases.

NJ has you guys being good complacent sheep. No offense, and not trying to be confrontational but screw these assholes who think you have to do anything more then required. If you have to take time out of ur day to make a point its worth it, IMO. I will await for any ounce of proof(case law) stating otherwise. But right now the only case I can think of is People v. Clark out of the California appeals court which had a pretty solid ruling on the issue in favor of an empty gun is just that, an empty gun.

Heads would explode and the law would be changed witin the week. Long guns would be treated as pistols faster then you can say Loretta Weinberg

Gladly. Evan tells you to do a lot of unnecessary things, and not because the law is confusing. Because the police simply don't know the law. Nappan can tell you to be cautious, but then again people are arrested in this state for pistol grip pump shotguns.