JackDaWack

You can set it to lockout an overcharge.. lots of reason powder can stick in a funnel and drop with the next charge.. If your already running max you won't be able to visually see how much extra might be in that case... if you see the powder volume looks right when you inspect you also know it won't be a squib... win win in my book... place the bullet and crank.

Its most likely the small base die.. is there a reason you oversize? I've been using a redding full length on a Hornady iron single stage and the one shot has been smooth, just need to let them dry before sizing. I just like the fact I don't need to tumble the cases again to remove the it.

In my Frankford wet tumbler I use the same cleaning recipe, except I used the SS pins. They do come out real nice... and I've heard the pins aren't that necessary, but I picked up their medial separator so I don't mind using it. I use a bit more dawn though, I use a .45 case to measure for consistency. Two cases of dawn, and one 9mm case of lemishine. @revenger do you have to clean the sizing lube off prior to loading? I've been using the Hornady one shot case lube and the stuff Is amazing when you follow the directions, benefit is you don't have to clean the cases after since it won't corrupt the powder

I know a few people who picked up kegs a couple weeks ago at serious discounts... I should probably check in with them to see if theyre still alive..

I could be wrong, but these temporary orders only require a single judge to make a ruling.

Sounds about right. The lock out die is great tool to prevent a double charge or empty case from getting by... but that's about it... I has figured (non scientifically) it would allow +-50% charge weight passed the station. If you do all this testing you can adjust the die to a "middle point" since you have a 2.6gr error in its ability to catch an incorrect powder throw. I know I set mine to the first point it will lock out on an over charge... so like yours there is lots of room for error on the low side.. but I'm okay with that.. I can deal with an under charged case, where as overcharged can really make things go boom. 3.8 is not a "squib" persay.. not ideal by any means and severely underpowered.. but I don't see that bullet getting stuck in the barrel. I would not and don't rely on this method for catching over/under charged cases for "accuracy", but to make sure I dropped powder, and didn't drop it twice.

Nothing in the articles states you have to respond to the government. Just that THEY are to conduct a census... This could be done easily by looking at a number of different databases. Almost 95% of Americans are already accounted for through taxes and dependent declarations, ss#'s and programs... Sending out a electronic questionnaire, which can be lied on in many different ways... is not really an "accurate" census approach.

Be careful too much fert and N will stunt or kill the grass, its usually why they add crab grass prevent and fert together to simplify application. You can throw it down in like 2-3 months and the lawn will be much happier then over dosing.

He may not have been prohibited but the drugs possession triggers unlawful possession of any firearm.

I don't disagree. The Auto Ordinance M1 is banned by "type".. and that was unfortunate. As mentioned before... I made suggestions about the law as it is written, and not how some antigun dickwad would apply it.. The gun laws in this state are incorrectly applied all the time. Im sure one day someone will be arrested and charged with and "other", too.

Its referenced twice, once in the law and again in the definition. The regulatory part of the law specifically carves out an exemption. For the law to apply the firearm frame or receiver still needs to be manufactured or assembled.

I don't mind the participation in this discussion, however, It would be beneficial to everyone if we leave our opinions out of it... This law is actually written with a lot of specifics.. and one of those is that the item you are being charged with cannot in its form be classified as a firearm. There has been a lot of incorrect descriptions of what the law says in this thread, and i cannot for the love of god find in any instance why people would think an assembled firearm is regulated here when the law says verbatim they are not.

As used in this subsection, 1[“untraceable firearm” means an unlawfully manufactured firearm for which the sale or distribution chain from a licensed retailer to the point of its first retail sale cannot be traced by law enforcement officials] “firearm frame or firearm receiver” means the part of a firearm that provides housing for the firearm’s internal components, such as the hammer, bolt or breechblock, action, and firing mechanism1 2, and includes without limitation any object or part which is not a firearm frame or receiver in finished form but is designed or intended to be used for that purpose and which may readily be made into a firearm frame or receiver through milling or other means2.

Well I can see why you came to that conclusion because you left out the most important parts of the new law which apply here: There is ABSOLUTELY no way Nappen is even close to having this "right". SO let's apply the law, because it specifically state that it does not apply to anything that has the capacity to function as a firearm. So If the law specifically, and by that i mean literally says actually firearms are not to be regulated under this law... how can anything of what you OR Nappen say be true? Purchasing firearm parts to manufacture 1[untraceable] a1 firearm 1without a serial number1. In addition to any other 1[penalty imposed] criminal penalties provided1 under 1[current]1 law, a person who 1, with the purpose to manufacture 2or otherwise assemble2 a firearm and without being registered or licensed do so as provided in chapter 58 of Title 2C of the New Jersey Statutes,1 purchases 1or otherwise obtains1 separately or as 1part of1 a kit 1a firearm frame or firearm receiver which is not imprinted with a serial number registered with a federally licensed manufacturer or1 any combination of parts from which a firearm 1without a serial number1 may be readily 1[assembled with the purpose to manufacture an untraceable firearm] manufactured 2or otherwise assembled2 , but which does not have the capacity to function as a firearm unless manufactured1 2or otherwise assembled2 is guilty of a crime of the third degree. Notwithstanding the provisions of N.J.S.2C:1-8 or any other law, a conviction under this subsection shall not merge with a conviction for any other criminal offense and the court shall impose separate sentences upon a violation of this subsection and any other criminal offense. As used in this subsection, 1[“untraceable firearm” means an unlawfully manufactured firearm for which the sale or distribution chain from a licensed retailer to the point of its first retail sale cannot be traced by law enforcement officials] “firearm frame or firearm receiver” means the part of a firearm that provides housing for the firearm’s internal components, such as the hammer, bolt or breechblock, action, and firing mechanism1 2, and includes without limitation any object or part which is not a firearm frame or receiver in finished form but is designed or intended to be used for that purpose and which may readily be made into a firearm frame or receiver through milling or other means2.

No one stores refined gas or diesel, at least never with the intention for long term. If output drops, they slow or shut down the refineries... hence the build up of crude oil But if oil is basically free right now, of course anything would cost more money including storing it.. but if we have storage capabilities we might as well fill up our reserves for near nothing.

Yes

I made a lot of money with that stock years ago, well before they did a reverse split on shares. How do i buy it at -37 dollars? do they pay me to take stock?

You only have 42" of effective distancing if ya wanna put that Bayo to use.

2 issues... A) will the new upper meet the OAL? B) Can the upper not in use be used with any other combination of parts to construct an assault weapon?

Well, a lot of people don't read the laws.. at least in there entirety. And some DA openly ignore parts of the law.. Besides, its not entirely legally to pass laws the general public can't understand..you shouldn't need a lawyer to figure out how to follow a law. The NJSP right on their website says bullets with a polymer filled tip are not hollow point.. didn't stop a cop from arresting that security guard.

Just because it's a controversial hot topic in NJ doesn't change the legality of it. I will let other people judge for themselves what the risks are.. but I'm not going to pretend what is being asking is illegal... Just like I wouldn't tell people hollow points shouldn't be used in NJ. Or that magazines must be unloaded when transported... I don't error on the side of caution.. I just follow what the law says. I don't care about who openly talks about owning them, that's not really a point to be made. How many people admit to owning braced ar15 others?

I'm not sure what you mean. People in NJ are not challenging the law unless they have unfinished receivers not capable of being defined as a firearm... the law specifically states that what your being charged with possessing is not actually classified as a firearm... Plenty of people in NJ have complete firearms built outside NJ from 80% parts. Are you asking them to walk into a police station with them or something? Call NJSP and ask if you can bring a non serialized firearm into NJ..

unrelated to this discussion due to the following definitions: h. “Covert firearm” means any firearm that is constructed in a shape or configuration such that it does not resemble a handgun, rifle, shotgun, or machine gun including, but not limited to, a firearm that resembles a key-chain, pen, cigarette lighter, cigarette package, cellphone, smart phone, wallet, or cane. ii. “Undetectable firearm” means a firearm 3[constructed entirely of non-metal substances, or a firearm that does not include at least one major component, such as the barrel, slide, cylinder, frame or receiver of the firearm, that is made entirely of metal such that,] that: (1) after removal of all parts other than major components, is not as detectable as the Security Exemplar, by walk-through metal detectors calibrated and operated to detect the Security Exemplar; or (2) includes a major component which,3 if the firearm were subjected to inspection by the types of detection devices commonly used at airports for security screening, 3[it]3 would not generate an image that accurately depicts the shape of the component.2 3“Undetectable firearm” shall not be construed to include a firearm subject to the provisions of paragraphs (3) through (6) of subsection (p) of 18 U.S.C. s.922.

Do you really think Noone on this board has poly80 glock? Or completed ar80 lowers? Can someone reference the law you're all so scared of? Underline the parts your think apply.

Nappen is a jackass if he said any of that. The law specifically states "may be readily 1[assembled with the purpose to manufacture an untraceable firearm] manufactured 2or otherwise assembled2 , but which does not have the capacity to function as a firearm " You can obtain materials to manufacture a firearm outside NJ, manufacture it outside of NJ, and then transport a legally manufactured firearm in NJ if it can fully function as a firearm. At no point were materials obtained(non serialized) to manufacture a firearm IN NJ, which is the only thing that new law banned. There are NO laws banning the transport of non serialized firearms into NJ that were manufactured by an individual out side of NJ.