JackDaWack

the real crime here is that fact this guy was let out of prison... Poor families, makes me sick to know there is a family out there who's only wish for Christmas was to have there loved ones back...

I think this is what u meant!

OMG, that is great!

My only advice is to read and research the in's and out's of reloading, and rifle ammo is much more involved requires more tools, and extra steps then handgun. Which means more gear and more initial investment. Do not use any case that has ANYTHING in it!! even if u manage to deprime a case, that's not an indication there is nothing in it.... and god forbid you over pressure a round because there was something occupy space in the case. When you understand the process you can start putting together your gear.. You have case prep cleaning depriming resizing swagging(if applicable) and trimming Loading priming powder seating Each stage requires the understanding of how to measure consistently and checking for errors. You can make standard ammo quickly or make match grade ammo for a specific rifle, how much effort do you plan on putting in? Since any number of methods can achieve the same result you will have to determine how you plan to accomplish each step.

Yes, that one, but i picked mine up for like 30 bucks shipped... dunno why its so expensive on there.

http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/topic/43753-i-can%E2%80%99t-believe-it/ Dupe.

How did a news paper get this information? Gee i wonder..

N/A, why put down student? that is not a job, lol.

i think the question answers itself.... People who already own this stuff aren't dealing with the craziness and thus go on with there day.... People who planned on getting one are hit the most, and i would be pretty ticked off... and people who are jumping on the band wagon have nothing to complain about.

while i agree, at least a poor staking that way you will notice if it has loosened when inspecting your BCG, a poor pinch staking will not be noticeable. My RRA is a pinch staking that looks like the above pic, i dunno if you would even be able to take it apart, My WOA is across the screws. I have no idea which is better, but at least across the screws you will be able to see if the screw is turning if the notches dont line up.

The DPMS wrench has been very good for me.

I basically own everything i want or need for my AR's. So, im pretty glad that my rifles and ammo just doubled in price. I could use more mags now, but i still have a decent amount. I'm just glad i was able to buy my stuff before this craziness. The past year was difficult enough buying. HE is right though, i smelt this coming for the past 2 years, i think we were borderline tin foil hat, but all it took was this little incident to push it all over the cliff.

I think vlad raises an important issue that isnt getting across the right way. Why not have trained personnel? Demanding it because they are watching kids is a moot point when you simply point out that it can't be anything but beneficial. Your creating a real line of defense and not just pockets of resistance. The point isn't about a persons personal right to protection, but creating a solid counter measure. Teachers still have responsibilities during an active shooter, including keeping the kids safe and supervised. That in itself requires training. We train as a whole school once a month already. The aspect isn't about training in how to use a gun, but how to respond to all the variables of a situation. Many different situations can occur.. does a student pull a gun on you in the middle of class? in the hallways? does an intruder blast his way in? and so on.... It's not the personal protection aspect that needs training, its the school personnel's responsibilities. Your not training teachers how to sweep hallways, your giving them the tools to lock down their classroom or any room and keep the kids safe while protecting yourself... There is invaluable training and planning that can accomplish a great effectiveness with very little effort. Coordinating school and police response also creates a more solid defense, it doesn't have to be complex, but organizing a plan can eliminate unnecessary avoidable situations. The argument is about where each persons responsibilities lay, a ccw holder in a mall is responsible by choice, a ccw holder in a school is responsible by contract. I am obligated to stay in the room with the kids, i am not obligated to stay in a mall and oversee the people around me are safe...even though i would choose to. The problem with this is getting them to do it... The cost would be so low it's almost negligible.

I'll have to find an online shop that can do face time.

That chart is misleading, my RRA is staked to the point i doubt i could take it apart with out destroying it.

I'm surrounded by @ssholes...

yes and no, depends. In NJ i would heavily side on yes. BUT, what can they do if the courts back a decision to allow carry in schools as a 2a right.

"It will be careful to shroud itself in the Second Amendmen" This guy is a crack head, yes the NRA will most definitely use the 2a as a standing ground, who would have thought?

Uhh, Bonjour?

Anyone have a telescope?

Ride out the initial hysteria, head north and then west into PA. Most people will panic and find themselves either stuck at home or stuck on the road.

RRA has parts kit minus the trigger.

Because it's stupid easy to modify an AW to be compliant.

With loose lips, too.

Violent video games are MA-17. If a 10 year old is being brainwashed by them.... i think i know who to blame, and its not the video game... same goes for movies.