JackDaWack

+1, thank you midwest for a great deal, excellent service and a great product! +1 for NJPilot, thanks for taking the order and just being such a great guy!

I got my XPS2-0 brand new never mounted from some guy who needed quick cash for $350 shipped. saved a 100 bucks just doing a little research. Be careful tho, there are a ton of fakes out there of just about everything, ask a lot of questions the legit guys will always answer them, there are a ton of write ups on how to tell fakes from the real deal.

Give'em a call, see what they say.

I read on AR-15.com that he carries a lot of gear and that they specialize in sonic cleaning gear, but they carry a lot of class III weapons for LEO, not sure if they have civilian models. they also have a mini range in there for demo's. 37bucks for a trasnfer including nics back in 07 is pretty good, basically 20 bucks for a transfer. The location is pretty good for wyckoff. There are a ton of store fronts in that area, they just seem to be located on one of the streets that doesnt connect to the rest of the businesses located behind goffle rd. I'm gonna check it out one of these days and ill let you know whats in there. I'm sure these guys have some business plan set up, they must if they are serious about it, so i'm sure there is something we're over looking. Add a lawyer into the equation and you know they are taking all the loose ends into consideration.

That would be very stupid to have the FFL in the office of the lawyer, as the Fbi/ATF have unlimited access to the location. The same building is fine, however, the area is expensive to rent space in. There is no point putting in all the time and effort unless your making money. Unless they have some affiliation with another LEO discount dealer i don't see how they can even not loose money. One of the worst business practices is having no inventory, people dont want to have to wait, and its very hard to get discounts on a one item order. There best bet is to find out what the LEO's use in the area and stock up, the more you buy from distributors the better pricing you get. Now that i see there is a place in Wyckoff, which i NEVER KNEW WAS THERE!!! HOLY A i need to check that place out, makes it even harder. I see the place in Wyckoff carries a ton of inventory and a class III License.

That's exactly what i was thinking. The only way i see it working is if they get good pricing to begin with to pass along to the LEO's. Most places that get the good pricing tho are online retailers who sell massive quantities, like buds. They seem to have a network of distributors and act more of a middle man then a retailer.

Can't go wrong with a buckmark or a ruger, both well with in your price range. I went through the same issue trying to pick one last year they all felt awesome in my hand and it came down to preference really. I went with a ruger mk III target and its probably my favorite gun to shoot. It effortlessly eats my federal bulk ammo and puts ridiculous groups down range considering i can barely get good groups with my 9mm. Don't fret about breaking down a ruger MKIII either, youtube has an excellent video how to do it quickly and properly, i had zero issues taking mine apart and putting it back together the first time.

There having a labor day sale code laborday11 11% off everything i believe, they have tlr-1s for 89 bucks. Discounts show in the check out cart. http://www.lapolicegear.com/streamlight-tlr1s-weaponlight.html

If they discount firearms to LEO's and only sell to LEO's how do they plan to cover overhead let alone make profit? Most places that discount LEO's are able to do so because they have average joe doing business with them... I'm mean unless they plan on buying glock's in bulk. Do manufactures give discounts to places like these?

Hardest part is landing. Hah. I've had my fair share of crashes. The heli's can get expensive, but with all the new technology type foam the planes are cheap and you can glue them back together most of the time. It's really not that hard if you have the motor skills and eye sight.

My ammo comes in the factory boxes with a shipping label, lol..... the ups man is nice enough to hide it for me so the neighbors dont see it. But anyone who looks at the box knows it has 9mm luger in it. Postal services call the authorities all the time about packages, not saying they check every box of ammo going through the place but its your call taking the chance.

It's funny how a matter of seconds can change the situation.... if he had shot him during the "robbing" part he would have been fine, but during the "fleeing" part he is now a criminal... The law is the law, break it at your own discretion and understand that your just and mighty decision comes with consequences.

Nice man, i would have an R/C boat if i had somewhere to run it. I fly heli's and planes, some may not believe this but it is one hella addicting hobby no matter type of platform you run. My pal who owns the local R/C shop has a cigarette boat about 5 feet long, a couple years ago he took it out and the rooster tail on that thing was like a jet ski..

I shouldn't make sense and really doesn't, its just that its NJ law.

Unfortunately that's not all that close to central jersey depending on what your def. of central is. 100 buck's is a strait rip off unless you could physically purchase the same item is that store, and even then still a rip off. i wont pay over 50 for a transfer, but then again there's a ton of places up north from one man FFL's to stores.

You can ship any parts to your house except the lower receiver, stripped or complete. Fire settings don't matter, the selector will not go into the third spot for FA. It's really only there for the novelty. Some company's take advantage of the third "useless spot" While others dont even bother to include it.

No issues with the nipples for the barrel nut breaking? This is what i primarily need it for. I also can't tell but is there a section on the tool for the FF jam nut?

I would assume that information doesn't go public until the person is incarcerated and sentenced.

I feel the same way.. It's more of a looks then functional thing to me.. i would love a flash suppressor to get the looks and functionality, but well....

I'm looking to get some good AR tools, but i find conflicting results with almost everything i stumble upon. Certain multi-tools have almost everything you need, but then again i hear they also have design flaws like the pins for hand-guard and barrel assemble break or aren't long enough. If i cant find a multi-tool that will stand up to what a tool should be able too then i can just buy separate tools, not really a big deal. But even then im having a hard time finding quality tools that wont break. so in short.. what do you guys use?

I wish there were more people like this in the world. Lead by example..

I'm far more interested in the field work, i just never got any strait answers about it. Working in the labs is much more strait forward in respect to prerequisites. I would probably enjoy either one, and it looks like to work in the field you need to have a couple years as an officer and to work in the lab you need a couple years in a lab.

lmao... i knew something like this was coming my way...

Just as a side question, what do you need to enter the forensic divisions? i have a science degree and was always interested in the field, but i never get answers when i e-mail these agencies, NJSP and local sheriff depts. I was told you basically need a masters or Doctorate for lab work, but i'm more interested in the field work. I got more info from the CIA when i asked them, but no way am i moving to DC.

LMAO, i find that particular configuration to be more blinding then helpful..