JackDaWack

Remember, by the time you get the gun in hand from an online website you will have paid tax, shipping and transfer fees. Keep that in mind when it comes to pricing. Most people end up overpaying for guns in this state due to these fees.

Give them a call, Im sure they would be happy to help you out. They might even be able to find the gun for you.

Their battle sights alone are worth 180 bucks. TROY quality is up there, so it's definitely a good pick. I have no idea what availability looks like or current pricing, but if i had to buy a complete one, it would be Troy or Modern Material.

Ahh, thats right! they just sprout from the cloves. Maybe i'll just pull some from the fridge and see if i can get them to sprout.

Do you have youre FPID on file with them?

That's what I would have expected. .45acp is normally $300 per 1k for plinking rounds. So 100 bucks mark up for the current market seems fair. And pk90 is probably spot on at 50c a round at per box prices in store.

If youre willing to go up to 1200 I would definitely pick the Troy.

I'm gonna try some next year, what seeds did you use? Looks great

@Shepherd9 How is that radial lower working out for you, get it together yet?

I try not to criticize because I'm in no position to. I have zero knowledge in the sport, or the skills to initiate something. It seems like a place like Cherry Ridge would be great for events like this, but sadly I feel like they are offering less as years go by. Its nice that there are offerings in the area, but its hard enough getting to the local range once a month.

Do you have a budget in mind?

A lot of guns i see run lower receivers with extras like built in mag well flairs etc. The noveske comes to mind, but im sure there are many cheaper options in billet form out there now that are just as good.. Everything is else is part based customization. I would think most race guns shares similar characteristics to aid in reload speed, and fast target acquisition. The rest is up to you. I really wish we had something in northern NJ for 3 gun.

Welcome! It certainly does suck right now because you have a few options, reloaders, rtsp and gunforhire all within a short drive from you thst offer lots of rentals If you like the slimline glocks, like the 43x, you may like their other offerings as well. It sounds like you enjoy compact models. Did you hold a g19? I dont fully buy into full size guns being a must have for a first gun. I believe there are tons of compact models that offer comfort and accuracy for a new shooter. The 43x and p365 being prime examples actually. The beretta px4c, too.

I ussually just being a knife and water with me hiking. A nice pair of Solomon hiking boots and appropriate clothing for the adventure. Deet spray for my shoes and pants. Off deep woods for exposed skin. I'm very familiar with my hiking spots so I don't bring much.

Even if you built an oem glock it would cost considerably more money. The only reason to build is if you planned on customizing one from the get go. Not to mention those customized glock parts cost a fridge arm and a leg.

good question. Not sure there is a definite answer to this. The boat would have to be considered a home, and I'm not sure if there is a specific process for that or not. Nj does has floating boat communities, at least one I know of.

Seemed to knock them out so far. I hit them every other day with neem oil, and I'm on a 7 day reapplication. A lot of the damage growth died, but their recovering nicely with new shoots. My spinach bolted on me, I have new seedlings going in next week. Almost over night they flowered and just took off. I think I need to get them more shade

I can't remember who said it, but for some time now there has been a concern that the ATF was going to ban hard plastic paddle braces. Perhaps that certain feild agents were even willing to charge people. It wouldn't be the first time individual atf agents just made up their own opinions likes the LOP one.

It is nice that some officials are stepping in and telling them to cut the shit.

Unfortunately there is no 'what now". The ATF has been for many months now stewing over this debacle. IMO, I feel it actually is warranted. Since there is no official ATF guideline for application of the law we have nothing new to reference here. This is the issue stemming from hard style pistol braces, and imo the firearm market is on its way to shooting itself in the foot. Companies can't be happy unless they jump on the bandwagon, and develope a brace. SB really has a good product and certainly isn't a stock.. but most other offerings by all standards are just super uncomfortable stocks. Since they have been moved already into the accessory category, it makes a lot of opinions unclear as to what the future may hold. Perhaps they will revise a list of acceptable braces that meet a standard.

Tricky question... some parts are some parts aren't.. would have to be more specific. IFAIK, its the larger design of the fram and grip that's changed between gen 2 and 3. Gen 4 and 5 have completely different slides, but some internals may be the same.

I thought I recalled a thread!!

Thats a pretty hefty crimp, I would say safe to reload but keep an eye out for stress. As the casing body gets worked a few times the thinner crimps of the brass can start to let go.

I would say that's more of an issue with your dealer. Stihl supposedly only uses qualified dealers so they take care of these issues and offer better customer support... sounds like you got a lemon and a lazy dealer.. I'm pretty sure my dealer wouldn't let a product leave their store if you had to break a sweat to start it. And would acknowledge that its not supposed to leak bar oil, ever. I have a stihl dealer around the corner from me, but its a mom pop hardware store.. i don't go there because I don't expect them to have the small engine experience if issues come up. Power place sells repairs and maintains all sorts of yard equipment, need to keep some of that in mind when buying. And, they test and tune if needed before delivery... which is really important QC step

There is a procedure for starting them.. i hope you followed it! You pull on full choke 1 or 2 times, and then move to half choke and it should start right away.. if you kept pulling at full choke you flooded it.. I have the ms271. I had a similar experience until I figured it out, and I mean very similar like I wanted to return the damn thing... starts on 3 pulls now. 2 to prime, one to fire up. With high and low carb adjustments there is no reason to have starting and running issues with them. I do recall some people complaining about the chain oil feed clogging, but never experienced it, at leaet mine eats through chain oil pretty regularly. Then again I cleaned it pretty good every time I sharpened a blade and flipped the bar. I think this is pretty normal for all chainsaws, and can be effected by different types of wood.