JackDaWack

You can definitely use something like a holosun, those things mount incredibly low. Many rds like aimpoints also have low mounts. Now, the question really is... what height is comfortable to use... I've never shot one, so I'm not sure. Cowitness is nice to have an all, but not at any sacrifice to ergonomics

You have to be doing something wrong... u know that the entire thing goes together, and contains all the material. The strainer is actually the lid as well. You cant possibly loose pins, I spin this thing like a Vortex with 1000rnds of .223.

I have the Frankford media separator and its a beast. I just whip the handle like there is no tomorrow and it gets every pin out. Out of 1000 223 rounds I prepped, I didn't find a single pin stuck or floating around in a case. It gets most the water off them too. Can also be used with dry media.

The video is confusing. When It starts it looks as if the train had already ripped off the carts roof, backed up, and went in for some more!

There is an entire subforum on this topic, check it out.

Well, an 80% lower is missing the FCG pocket. This is missing a single hole for the bullet to exit, which is predrilled/dimpled. Its why the atf years ago said they are illegal. Many solvent traps out there are legal. They have individual core baffles that have no dimples. But they cost as much as the real thing. This is why you dont screw around with NFA items, its very unclear what is and isn't allowed through ownership of unfinished parts. There is a intent and construct clause similar to our awb ban in nj. Just like owning full auto m16 parts... is it legal? Maybe? Most belive its the hole in the reciever that makes one a machine gun, but you can still get one to dangerously go full auto on slam fires.

I'm sure people killed with suppressors would disagree too... I speed all the time and no one dies... What constitutes a victim less crime is subjective.

Not sure what you're point is... a law is a law, and a crime is breaking a law.. Other than a difference is philosophical opinion what does it being "victimless" have to do with the reality that he broke a law? Speeding is a victimless crime

You can get them clean without pins, you just need the right stuff. Dawn is a degreaser, it doesn't really excell when it comes to crap baked into a primer pocket. Lemi shine is supposed to be good, apparently acidic, to aid in dissolving crap off the cases dish soap really can't work on. I still use pins though, I'd rather set the thing to go for an hour and come back to sparkling cases. A media separator makes short work of things.

That's far from reality. Every drug would be legal under that system. I'm speaking to the point of him knowingly trying to circumvent the law. Whether you agree with it or not. Who else is is buying monocore baffles in hollow fuel filters and passing them off as "solvent traps" NFA isn't really a law that you fuck around with and then when caught ask "where's the victim", that's not reality

He did, though. Who buys 2 boxes worth of random "fuel filters" from China? I was under the belief the items were legal, im sure he was too. He most likely saw in the news recently people were getting arrested for these things..he's one of many over the past few months. He tried to get rid of them, which was smart..

They did follow it. Was the guy arrest in the police station after handing the items over? No. Besides, your asking for a shit show buying cases of 'solvent" traps from china. YMMV. I get permits in 3 weeks.

Nope. A new law was passed the requires any confiscated propert to be returned shortly after a trial or if charges are dropped. https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.forbes.com/sites/nicksibilla/2020/01/28/new-jersey-is-now-the-16th-state-to-require-convictions-for-civil-forfeiture/amp/

Maybe its just me, and the accounting principles I have learned... but thats not acceptable in my mind. A contractor should be able to accurately determine how much each square foot costs his business, and how much he needs to charge to make a profit. Adding square footage to inflate a price makes zero sense to me and its an indicator the contractor hasn't created a cost structure. Square footage determines how much prep time is needed, how much material is needed, how much labor is required, and the time to run any machines.. adding footage that doesn't exist means you would be paying for things you're not receiving. I wouldnt request a 20x20 foot deck, and be ok with someone quoting me to build a 25x25 foot deck, but then only building it to 20x20 specs. I may not argue over a few feet for surplus materials if thats how its described, but 30 quare feet is not a small area to just pretend exists to make up shortcomings for price. If you want to charge more, raise your per foot price.

I would be curious what kind of app would even do something like this and delete it. This past week I've been getting dozens of scam calls, I never had to turn on the phones soam filter, but it seemed to work.

Smg45 isn't legal in NJ.

The ATF had said time and time again these are NOT suppressors and are 100% legal to own. Unless YOU modify them to work as a suppressor they are legal. Will be VERY interesting to see what happens.

The general availability of guns might be the restriction?

Not exactly sure where they would find deductions that either dont exist or have an income cap.

Yup, love mine for pistol. I run a single stage Hornady iron for rifle. The LNL has too much stage flex, it runs fine once you get it dialed in but if you don't run all cases at once, or change up you stations, you might find a three-5 thousands difference in sizing or seating depth. If you never reloaded before and jump to an LNL, 650 or 750 you're asking for headaches... ask me how I know.

Uh, no. Federal income tax caps deduction from losses on taxes. Your AGI should not include any income that is used to pay tax. Very odd that they capped that... considering its the effect from a federal law, it makes zero sense to blame a state for it. The feds essentially removed any cost of living adjustment to taxes between states. I paid more income tax than Donnie, if that doesn't make you mad, you're blind. https://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/how-deduct-business-losses-net-operating-losses.html#:~:text=If your business is a,your income for the year.

Whats the price for a failing company? Nothing?

Lol, bullshit. I agree taxes should be flat across the board, but that's not even close to what is in play right now. Don't give me that "its not his fault" line. The guy routinely uses the tax code to deduct ALL losses on income. But I cant deduct ALL income that goes directly to taxes.. I have friends that play the same LLC game he does.. why do you think he starts a new company every so often that fails? Yeah, no. Its anyone's fault who wrote that tax code and passed it, just to penalize people who pay a shit ton in SALtaxes. Thats hows everyone else got tax breaks, but mine went up lol.

Same advice for any house project, get multiple quotes from reputable companies, and get referrals from prior customers. If they cant even take basic measurements i would run fast.