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Wait for it................................................... Cause you know, you can't fully respect firearms until your dumb enough to shoot yourself??

Im not even looking for a full lpk off the bat, I already have a general idea of how I want to approach a kit and what I want it in at first, but figured I would post up a thread to get the idea in the minds of others on here and for those to post up setups they already have.

Great.......hahaha Edit... BOSS

As I have finally reached a happy spot with my first build (2 years, and multiple changes later) and starting on a second, I am now putting many more rounds through my ar then I did in the past. This now has me toying with the idea of actually putting together a spare parts kit to pretty much diagnose and fix any minor to significant issue in the field, this came around as my friends ar the other day stopped cycling as the roll pin in his gas block somehow came out which his gas tube then followed. He was out of commission the rest of the day. Did a search and couldn't find any related threads, so how many of you have already made up a diy parts kit for issues in the field and if so post up some photos so I can steal your ideas. I'm aiming to have a kit with almost everything you need but will probably start off with just the basic parts, Detent's, Springs, Pins, Bolt Parts, Ect....

I actually had to one day when I went and forgot half my documents to reach their dumb 6 points, didnt give me any problems.

While the rmr's are excellent optics, if your looking for something that size in that price range you are better off with an aimpoint micro.

I cant seem to find the post but this was already posted when it first originally happened. Edit Found it http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php/topic/71427-man-arrested-for-possessing-300-lbs-of-black-powder/?hl=%2Bman+%2Barrested

Took me about 4 and a half for my last round in Edison.

In the case of private sales a NICS check is not done at the time of the transfer. I am ok with a background being performed each time and I think they should be. The current process, as much of a pain in the ass as it is for permits, helps to cover those cases of private face-to-face handgun sales (obviously not long guns tho). In the mean time it is necessary until a more efficient process can be fought for and established (which probably wont happen anyway). The 30 day issue period is a losing battle no matter how you approach it.

You can apply, it should be denied. When you sign for the application you must put the date on the application of when you are submitting it. If that is not after your birthday it would theoretically be denied. And putting the wrong date down should also get you denied if the pd is actually paying attention when you submit the paperwork. As well If the application somehow reached the SBI before your date of birth as well it would be denied, and who knows how fast the municipalities actually ship out the paperwork to the state.

M1 Garand? Thats probably going to be my next purchase. You can get a service grade from the cmp for 700 before shipping, Nics tax ect....

http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php/topic/72589-anyone-fly-out-of-nyc-airports-with-handgun-recently/?hl=%2Bairport+%2Bwith+%2Bgun#entry916813 The general consensus is to not even think about attempting to fly out of a New York area airport with a gun. Some say that just EWR is ok. But the recommended suggestion is look into shipping the gun to yourself in your destination state to avoid all possible headache. As far as the TSA questions...google is your friend. http://www.tsa.gov/traveler-information/firearms-and-ammunition

Good shooting gun, I actually have a compact in 9mm that Ive been toying with selling if your interested, about 300 rounds down the pipe, I just prefer to shoot my sig 9mm more but you cant go wrong with the px4.

Ill give you $1 more then HE will

Im pretty positive, if you don't, it still doesn't hurt as they are only kept for your own records. 2 copies, one for the seller and one for the buyer. If anyone else can chime in on this one? www.njsp.org/info/pdf/firearms/sp-634.pdf Edit: Actually reading through it now you may not have to, COE only states that its for the transfer of rifles or shotguns. 6 am and my memory isn't functioning to what I filled out last time I bought a handgun. Anybody else here?

No, its the same process as buying a long gun face to face but just involving a valid permit on the receivers end as well as the COE's. The completed permit copies then need to be mailed to the appropriate authorities (State data reduction unit and issuing authority) the buyer keeps his copy and the seller keeps his.

I emailed them asking what lengths they are going to offer .40 barrels in since their 9mm barrels are only up to 10.5" but have yet to receive a response in the past 3 days from them. Also asked if they have any better time frame on the availability of said .40 components. Ill update if/when I do get a response. I am really interested in doing this as well now that I have the G35, although if it doesn't come through I already stock 9mm so its not a disaster.

But it is a separate action and not as a result of the firearm discharging the previous round. If your looking for someone to say that a semi auto pistol and revolver both go boom each time the trigger is pulled? Then yes they do, but the mechanism by which they do that is different which is why revolvers are on a technical level not considered a semi-automatic firearm.

But each one still goes boom the same way!!!!!!!! :mail:

So by your post you are implying that there are no automatic pistols out there (which if you are referring to NJ only, you are correct) But fully automatic pistols do exist out there, so therefore semi automatic pistols must also exist by the logic in your post? Aside from that. Generally I see the term semi automatic referring to the action of the pistol in its operation preparing to fire after discharging while feeding from a magazine, compared to a cylinder in a revolver, anyone please correct me if I am wrong. Technically a semi automatic handgun, like a semi auto rifle, does everything needed to fire the next round apart from actually discharging. Where as a revolver, after the gun is discharged the cylinder still needs to be rotated to the next live round which is usually done by cocking the hammer on single actions or pulling the trigger on double actions. The revolver in the course of discharging the round is not completing all the steps needed to be prepared to fire the next round.

Yeahhhh thats significantly more then my 1k 9mm and 223 a month....

Ugh I wish I had a few thousand burning a hole in my pocket right now ha

Photos or its not true!

Yes.

Aint that the truth, I hand load hot 147gn 9mm's just for that thing.