JackDaWack

I don't even lock my stuff up, and i always travel with loaded mags...why? because all the laws say is they must be carried in separate containers. The only time anything has to be locked is if you can access it from inside. Technically per NJ law you could have full mags rolling around ur trunk, since by definition a magazines is a container with the purpose to carry ammunition.

We have put enough thought into it. Christies says he can't make self defense a justifiable need, but some way...some how he can identify justfieble need as the 3 criteria his committee came up with. How do u work with that? The guy is a joke to us all. I'm not sure why he's burning the bridge at both ends.

Sketchy. Just another reason that supports registering them. People don't even know when the airspace is shut down to all aircraft.

The law requires you to affix your registration # to any aircraft you fly. the sole purpose is to identify any aircraft to an individual. That's all. I didnt see any other changes to laws.

There was an issue with a fire department shooting one down with their hose lol.

I just looked into it. So right now you can register for free. If you own a "Drone" you give the FAA your name and address...your now registered... I'm trying to figure out what the big deal is... i get that its not really a solution to a problem, but it doesn't exactly create a problem for enthusiasts. Coming from the model aircraft "scene" i dont really have a big issue with this... we already have the AMA which requires registration and is really something that should be mandatory including carrying liability insurance. These things are NOT toys and it doesn't take much to lawn dart one.

If you fly a drone in your yard under a 100 feet no one would give a damn, you just have to alert them. If your flying any model aircraft near a home your... well just don't. . You should be flying it somewhere it can safely fall out of the sky. You wouldn't particularly enjoy looking at people hit by these things, or the fact the battery they carry is a mini incendiary device.

So how does a consumer modified product sold as an original...have anything to do with a dealer modified product sold under the name of the original product? I'm just trying to figure out why anyone is using an example that includes the sale of the original product. Can I take a Noveske, replace everything for cheaper parts except the receivers and then sell it as a budget noveske? I'm gonna guess no. Which leads me back to my original question, at what point does this business behavior become unacceptable. Now, Smith and Wesson can't stop them from doing this other then removing their name from the product name. Let's say Brownells screwed something up big time, does the S&W name bear that mistake? That association should be inherent from the product name. Unless given permission to use the name.

Oooo, thats a cheap shot! haha

There is a huge difference between selling a product to someone, who is free to modify it as they please.... compared to a retailer taking a new product modifying and selling it as new.

I feel this concept is lost on you... You did not buy a mustang and throw a blower on it.... the mustang was sold to you as a new mustang with an aftermarket blower already installed.

But what happens when, say, a glock gets a trigger job and malfunctions? I'm just curious because people seem to think its a great idea until all of a sudden it isn't.

I got the approval within a day. But I did it right before everyone sent in requests. So maybe 2 days now

I would love to have a set up like that to pump out 5.56. You can do almost everything on the press now with all the different attachments. If you got the time and patience to really dial in a progressive for match ammo, more power to ya.

You want one cheap? I still haven't sent mine in yet, been too busy.

I'm with S&W on this one. They could have just said we can modify AR's if you want to upgrade your M&P, as in you buy the base gun.

Do you use two different tool heads?

Pk90- Mags are great!!!! love them. hold 15 rounds and disassemble... no issues. midwestPX- Mags are great!!! love them, all 16 of them hold 15 rounds but some don't seat on a closed bolt.

It would be interesting to see their set ups. It's not easy to get consistency with a progressive that a match shooter would want. I also wonder what benefits there is to using a progressive for rifle. With the case prep it kills the speed a progressive offers right off the bat.

From what I have gathered is that they will be issuing refunds in early 2016.

If u want to squeeze the most accuracy out of a cartridge you should be using a single stage press. Wish I had a 650xl for pistol. But a progressive press isn't nearly as consistent.

Its not a matter of if your optic does it, they all do. It's a complete design flaw. It's just whether or not your sight has hit temps to cause it to shift zero.

Yes, to make it even worse... i have seen used guns that cost as much as new there.

i get your concern but lets be real, suicides happen at every range eventually. RTSP isn't the first and it wont be the last. Personally, no range in NJ or anywhere you go to is really that safe, Its only as safe as the experience of the people who are currently on the line. Know your surroundings or join a members only range where accidents are still likely to happen eventually.

I have an American Defense for my MRO and its solid.