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JackDaWack

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  1. It's similar to a fluted barrel. They just remove a symmetrical amount of material off the barrel to reduce weight. It's like the middle ground of a heavy and light weight barrel.
  2. U got that backwards, no one pays to get rid of brass!!! that's gotta be the dumbest thing i've ever herd! basically, they get your brass for free, and they sell it either as scrap, or they will sort it and sell them for reloading. RSTP doesn't want to sort through the brass they get for free and then sell, because they cant sell mixed metals. No one gives away money, and certainly no one pays someone to take money. brass=money. Hell if they are paying someone to take it, i will take it for free, and i will take it all and sort it myself...problem solved! I pick up all my casings because they belong to me, period. i don't reload, but one day if and when i do, i will have plenty of casings to use, why throw them away..... collect them and sell them to re-loaders if you never plan on reloading. Thats money u can use to buy more ammo, otherwise its like dumping out your change jar on the range floor. And i agree with others, there is no point in telling them you are picking up your brass. They should assume everyone takes their brass, and be happy when people leave it. Don't get me wrong, these guys could be the friendliest people to deal with, but some of this seems kinda lame to me. A waiver? really? that is more paper work then actually buying a gun. Post the rules on the range door, and kick people out when they break them. Reading through the waiver, RSTP is attempting to pass all liability to their customers. Just read #5 on the waiver. I would never sign something excusing RSTP from responsibility of other customers not following the rules.
  3. I was speaking in terms of income tax. Obviously if you own property anywhere u have to pay tax on that. If you declare yourself a resident of a state, regardless of "primary residency" they are going to want to tax your income, and the state you work in is also going to want to tax your income. There's probably a way around it, but didn't NY just start taxing people who owned vacation homes there, not even residents..
  4. This can be tricky, u dont pay double taxes on income, that would be absurd. My father worked in NY and lived in NJ, he did pay taxes to both NY and NJ, not sure how much. He tried to explain it to me once and it went right over my head.
  5. JackDaWack replied to Souljah523's topic in Rifles
    Dude, its TV. What did you expect? Gunny's shows are always pro-American, and this skit was supposed to be a joke, i dunno why people are getting bent over this. I mean i enjoy a good chuckle over something like this, a topic that people beat to a pulp, he put entertainment into the heated ak vs ar debate, and made it into a joke.. most of us want to blow our brains out every time we see an ak vs m16 thread, there just as stupid.
  6. The mother could claim that the father wanted the guns to go to the son, which may very well have been the case, but it would probably be more trouble to get lawyers involved with a will then just having him get an FPID.
  7. JackDaWack replied to Souljah523's topic in Rifles
    aahhaha i love gunny! I've seen a 10yr old field strip an ar quicker then that.
  8. "Johnson declined to discuss the specifics of the suspects' prior cases because they involve juvenile records, including what sentences they received." Im sorry...what sentences...? if they got anything near what they deserved then i fail to see how they could be walking around on the streets, killing people. If anything, i would sue the **** out of the state for not keeping these low life scum bags in some detention center.... august this year? with prior convictions.... I just CAN'T believe how we let these people walk the streets but will gladly give Aiken 10 years... only in NJ
  9. I've been holding off buying an HD shotgun in anticipation for this one. Pre-orders have been established for a month now, so it has to be soon. The high round count is a nice feature, but i want it for the bulpup config.. I want to get one in my hands before i make a final decision tho.
  10. I visited all the shops in the area to see what was available, also tried to get a "feel" for what shops offered the most to their customers. Handled a lot of guns, and researched a ton.
  11. Can i get the details as well? Not sure if i'll be able to squeeze out the cash this month, but hopefully in January. I wanted to par take when you offered last year, but couldn't spare the cash.
  12. What do you mean by..."improved"? Do you need an ambi bolt release? do you need an over sized bolt release? The only reason i would swap out one for the other is if i was having difficulty using the current one. Lets face it, this isnt a part that is going to improve the "function" of the gun, it can however, improve your ability to manipulate the gun.
  13. pick up some 147gr or at least 124gr hollow points... I shoot 115gr as cheap range ammo.
  14. you may also want to re-adjust your trigger finger placement. If i remember correctly new shooters have a tendency to shoot low left, southpaw=low right. It's pretty easy to jerk the sights of POI at the trigger break if your pull isn't nice and strait. I shoot low left alot and i can tell using snap caps its because of my trigger pull, i've just been practicing dry fire and finding the sweet spot on the trigger. I usually keep a moderate grip to keep myself from jerking the gun, but my grips are also checkered which gives more grip with less tension. That's one small reason i picked the m9a1 over the 92a1.
  15. If you throw it out, make sure you shred it first. A lot of valuable info on there.
  16. Not only holsters... people will be going out and buying dedicated carry handguns. Not one of my pistols is "carry" friendly, i've never had a reason to contemplate if the pistol is carry compatible.
  17. My mail-man brings everything right to the door, and makes sure a pink slip is always filled out....why you may ask? because after we had to call the P.O. about 5 times in 2 months wondering where the hell our mail is... they finally wised up and realized this guy was being a lazy a-hole. It was really freaking stupid, we would get the final notice to pick up at the PO, when all he had to do was leave the first one for us to sign so he could just leave it the next day.... never an issue with fedx or ups.
  18. Ray, i think u need to clear this up with your district before this conversation goes any further. I'm 99% sure this was asked of you for the purpose of the drill.. nothing more. I'm not sure where everyone is getting the idea it is your job to find and stop an intruder... They asked u to make sure that DURING the DRILL, no one was present in the hallways. In our district, the principal V.P and custodians go around to each classroom and make sure every door is locked light is off and no one is in the hallways, they don't actually do that in a real situation. However, it should be abundantly clear what you should be doing in the event of a real lock-down(which obviously there seems to be some confusion). When they ask the custodians to hang around during a fire drill(to make sure all procedure is followed) that doesn't mean they should hang around during an actual real fire. That's just my 2c from being there, having done that.
  19. Hardly an explosion...what joke.
  20. I'm not sure i understand your question... A break is legal...period. A flash suppressor is illegal, unless it's fake and you can somehow prove that. That doesnt look fake, it looks like a non-threaded fully functional flash suppressor. The GSG has a slip on cover for the barrel, which replicates a sound/flash suppressor. It is merely a tube that wraps around the barrel...ie no function. It gives the appearance of a SBR w/ a suppressor.
  21. "He was arrested and charged with unlawful possession of 10 rounds of federal hydro shock ammunition." What the actual charge is i don't know. They didn't mention anything about being arrested for a hit and run.
  22. Lighter in weight? yeah ok. My hydra-shocks weigh more then standard round nose. And any flat tip bullet is inherently more accurate, but lacks penetration.
  23. Even if were fuzzy on the whole where should the ammo be located, the guy is still in violation of having hollow points outside of an exemption. i though we beat this to death already in other threads. Hollow point ammo is only legal at your house, ffl, or the range, and anywhere in between those places. The law was written this way so no one can use hollow points with a carry permit, or hunting. Really retarded considering they are the safest ammunition to use.

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