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Not too hard, A lot of laptops now come with HDMI out normally that would allow you to plug into a small tv or computer monitor. Even your old one may have an HDMI or a VGA out that would let you plug into a monitor.

Stick with your current laptop then until it no longer suits your needs or finally slows down enough to the point you want to throw it through a window. Invest the money into more firearms instead.....

Ok you fixed your post, Now I have to ask, what functionality are you looking to achieve from your computer? Are you just browsing the web and creating word documents or are you creating and editing video and playing high end games? If you just doing non demanding web browsing, spending endless hours browsing njgunforums, and word processing, your 2 year old laptop should function well. However if your looking to play games on the best graphics possible (as I do), I have a desktop pc that I built myself that's essentially a super computer.

Is this a question or a test?

I am not in any way saying I agree with that statement, as dumb as it is, look at the state that we all live in. Tell me you don't think there is a prosecutor out there that would try to make that argument in court and I will happily recant that, but from what I have seen on this forum the past few years the consensus is if you wanna play it extremely safe, this has the least chance of getting you nailed to the wall as an example. I'm not saying that's particularly what I would follow if building another ar, but for a guy trying to play it safe with his first build and asking for legal advice on this forum, that is my response. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

The general consensus is your good to go as long as you don't fall within the idea of "constructive possession" of an illegal firearm. Pretty much just make sure you don't have all the parts in your house at the same time to complete building your AR if one of them would be considered an illegal "evil" feature.

I have 2 pounds right now. I'm starting to work a load up for my G35 with 180gn xtp's, have to chrony my latest loads to see where I'm at. I love the powder in .40, just gotta be careful when you get close to max loads. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I would first check to ensure your not trying to de-prime berdan primed cases. Second, What dies are you using? The lee dies that I use are designed to pop the pin out before you break it. Third, are you going full speed from the ram down to up when trying to deprime? check to ensure the case is aligning with the pin properly, and use a slower more consistent pull rather then a fast and quick pull. It takes some pressure but not too much to pop the primers out unless they are crimped in. Also spare pins are nifty to keep on hand.

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Any car wash that states that it has a wax in the solution, usually I find the one that's on sale. The brass tarnishes because the wet tumble removes the protective coating that comes from the factory. Raw brass exposed to the air will tarnish, the wax in the wash will replace this coating. My brass for the most part retains its shine compared to tumbles I have done with just dawn. Usually I tumble a couple hundred handgun cases at a time for an hour and a half to 2 hours. And I've put thousands of rounds through my firearms, it is in no way any different that factory loads and does not hurt the chambers.

Pretty much how i see it, any guy breaking into my place with a grinding wheel, sawzall and pry bar may have the means to access my average quality gun "safe". They really aren't safes but just enhanced gun cabinets, most of the time being made out of 12 guage steel, with some sheetrock inside to fireproof it. But for 99% of the home invaders, they wont have any way to get the bolts out of the floor or open it up. Just make sure if you do have those tools in your house you dont store them next to your safe!

I just did my process in edison about 6 months ago for change of address and it was still paper. That took 4 and a half months so good luck. I know for a fact that my permit and replacement FID sat on a desk there for a number of months before getting signed.

Well I wet tumble my brass and used dawn at first but then noticed tarnishing on the brass after it was dried. I switched to any type of car wash/wax and that has cleaned well and the wax prevents tarnishing after cleaning. Not too sure how well that will work in a sonic cleaner tho.

Yeah, if you have not had a friend who is well versed in firearms at least give you a run down a course would probably be a smart place to start. But you did get one of the first steps right by trying everything out. As far as your picks go for their customer service reputation, neither are flying too high. Not to say they aren't reliable firearms, but both H&K and Walther don't have the best track record reported by some of their customers. Although have never owned either so I can't speak from experience on that. Your budget is definitely an important factor also in deciding what you want.

Ill pass, my milspec trigger is enough for my battle gun and if I wanted a precision trigger for a spr type build id be buying a proper one.

.50 Beowulf AR Pistol?

I would have said my Sig P226 9mm.....Until I got my G19 a year ago........Sooooooo Glock 35.

There literally is no felt difference in operation of shooting a .308 vs 30-06 tho, same enbloc clips, shoots like a dream.

Posted earlier, I wanted a purdy gun that I could also shoot and not worry about ruining the historical value of something that was an original WWII weapon. Hence why I went with this model of it. The receiver is post war production anyway.

All posted up on their website, this was a 308 special grade, which is new barrel, new stock, and original/refinished receiver and internals. As so the s/n's are not matching, but I bought this to shoot not collect so that doesn't bother me at all . So shipped it was about 1k. Sold off a few others guns to fund it but I have no regrets. There are cheaper options also that the cmp sells.

Bit the bullet finally, placed my order less then 2 weeks ago and then suddenly this arrived at my ffl's door ( Jersey Target Sports, +1 for Henry). CMP Special Grade in .308 since I plan to hand load for it. It's a beauty. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Ugh ^^ Beat me to it as I was typing. That^^ haha.

This, if you plan on using a holster with it at all, you will see the front sight get messed up quickly. Thats all I have done to my gen4 19.

Agreed

I actually kinda wish I was there to see this.....