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JackDaWack

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  1. Only thing that matters is what the ATF will do when measuring the 26"
  2. Pro Chrono digital. Its got some bells and wistles, but its super easy to use, and highly reliable. The DLX model has blue tooth that work with their app so you can get the reading easily at the shooting bench.
  3. An arm and a leg. There is a shop in CT that has been making tons of conversions. They aren't cheap tho.
  4. 15 gallons per run
  5. Their 22lr sold out at like 10c a round in less than that time.. 100 bricks..
  6. Does the brace come with the reciever extension? If so ill take it.
  7. There are federal standards for anything under 16". There are no standards in NJ beyond that. IT just has to be "permanent" No one is going to check a muzzle device with their hand to see if it will unscrew, even a removable one will require a tool, so I'm unsure why that is a standard measurement being used above. Maybe they will look for a pin or weld mark, but I'm gonna guess that anything in question will be confiscated for review. No one just walks around inspecting rifles for no reason.
  8. Tapping a pin in does absolutely nothing if the threads aren't drilled to counter sink the pin. You can find out easily... grab a wrench and screw it off... it would take an incredible amount of force to strip the threads if the pin is counter sunk. Most muzzle devices are torqued on with a crush washer, maybe 40lbs of force.
  9. Rear wheels push forward, front wheels resist that movement with the front spoilers down force. Its actually one of the most debated factors in all types or racing... how much down force to apply at various locations. Down force gives the vehicle its traction and stability at high speeds, but too much and it creates drag that works against the propelling forces. So they have to find that balance between traction and speed. Or in this case the structural integrity of the machine.
  10. Anyone licensed in NJ who can evaluate mental health should be fine. Does a psychologist fit this? Yes and no. Some psychologists, do not earn their PhD, this would not count. The ones who do, they take the state licensing exam, and they can participate in the evaluation process for diagnosis of mental disorders. They hold the same diagnosis "powers" as a medical doctor and psychiatrist in regards to mental health. Thus their evaluations under NJ law should hold equally. Even a Psychiatric Nurse practitioner would qualify. I would pursue it if the person you pick meets the criteria and is licensed clinical psychologists. It would be difficult if not impossible for them to deny any medical opinion from a licensed professional in the state whos job description is evaluating medical illness.
  11. I haven't ever been happy with federal accuracy, at least the American eagle and Champion lines. Even their 5.56 is 2-3 moa. Its literally just cheap reliable ammo.. I have plenty and don't shoot it.. the day I brought my first box of reloaded ammo to the range was the last day I brought a factory box with me. Now I have cheap reliable ammo thats accurate, lol. Honestly, these are plinking type rounds, they are economical and for volume shooting. "Match" ammo is much more expensive if you want consistency.
  12. Gunbroker always has a few up for sale. I beleive they stopped or slowed production of them to the US to fulfill contracts for the time being.
  13. As long as you don't intend to use it for an illegal act its legal to possess. I shoot paper with mine... is that not legal? Nothing would preclude me from leaving it in the trunk for range visits. Sometimes I can squeeze in some range time after work, which is on my way home. Its no different than carrying a box knife, so long the intended use is a legal activity. you dont need to have boxes in your possession for that to be legal. Same application here... unless you want to argue carrying a knife is illegal too?
  14. Its actually not regulated under transport/possession laws like long guns and pistols are... so you dont need "permission" like long guns do with a fpid through exemptions. Possession of a pistol is illegal except.... Possession of a rifle/shotgun is illegal except..... All other weapons, just need a lawful purpose to possess.
  15. You've added absolutely nothing to this conversation except ignorance...
  16. At no point did I read anything remotely close to your examination of his attempting to circumvent anything. We have had a couple people pass through here asking the same question who ultimately recieved their permits. And exactly what "history' or experience do you have in any medial field, let alone mental health? A licensed professional has to evaluate him, there is nothing we can do or say here that changes that. Unless I missed something he was simply asking who to contact that would be willing to help.
  17. Do you have concerns? AFAIK, the actual certification of the dog is more important than the breeder... and they can look at family history for disease illnesses and dysplasia with extra certs. If they chose to bred her she was probably a good dog...
  18. JackDaWack replied to PK90's topic in NFA Forum
    Who dafuq is running ammo like that these days!!?
  19. Its relevant to the size of barrel, location of the gas port, and size of the gas port. A 10.5 carbine length has FAR less dwell time vs a 16" Mid length. What matters most is not the location of the Port is respect to the chamber, but in regards to the muzzle. More distance between muzzle and port, longer dwell time.. On a 10.5 you will see oversized gas ports to get them to cycle reliably, less dwell time means you need more force to smack the bolt back. An 11.5 with carbine gas will shoot softer due to longer dwell time and properly sized gas port, or even an adjustable GB. I experienced about the same recoil in a 11.5" carbine system vs a 16" mid. So there is no general rule that mid is better than carbine, or rifle.. its really about the proper set up for the barrel length.
  20. Uh... you can literally grab a remington police model for a few extra bones at that price. Wtf are people thinking...
  21. Well.. legality is in what you build.. not a stripped lower itself.
  22. Dicks is anti gun...
  23. But its my constitutional right isnt it? If it were a mask you would say fk the cops lol. Either way, it's no different than the BOB in my trunk.
  24. Doesn't have to be for self defense. I can just keep it in there to go to the range when ever I want.

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