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When it comes to steel cased ammo and AR's, I'm not going to say to use it. I'm not going to say to not use it. But I would say that you shouldn't come to any conclusions for or against it simply based on other peoples opinion or experience. And I would suggest trying it. If you don't mind spending the money, don't want to even worry about potential issues, and don't want something that is generally dirtier by a good amount, then sure, even trying steel cased ammo probably isn't necessary. If you would like to save money, and don't mind cleaning your rifle, there isn't much reason to not at least try steel cased ammo. Personally, I have shot about 1500 rounds of steel cased ammo through my AR. I have not had a bad experience. So right now, I don't have a reason to NOT use steel cased ammo. When you are saving 40% on ammo costs, you can shoot more. I haven't seen any real differences in accuracy either. Of course if you do try it, and have issues, then maybe your rifle isn't great for it, and it probably isn't worth it. But you won't know unless you try. Make an informed decision. Don't miss out and waste money unnecessarily because of unfounded fear.

Probably their parents too! 15 Year Old Houston Boy Uses AR-15 To Shoot Home Invasion Suspect - YouTube Armed 11 year old Girl Defends Home from 3 armed Burglars: Armed Citizen - YouTube 14 Year Old Shoots Home Intruder - 911 Call - YouTube

This is probably my favorite. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zNZczIgVXjg and about deer crossings...

Not likely. Then again, if people are actually buying their three items, that itself is pretty funny! In fact, my 3 should only cost me a few dollars total, I'll have to try it.

Does she have a title, deed, lease, or contract to the property? If not, I guess I am still confused to how this isn't criminal trespass, assuming the other lady does have proof it is her property.

Follow the recommendations above. It really depends how much you want to push the issue. You can do nothing, and maybe get it eventually. You can call them periodically to inquire about the status. You can contact the NJ2AS for info. Call the State PD. Contact your local officials. Send the department itself written statements depending they comply with the law. Tell them you will seek action against them (as a department or individually), etc. Or somewhere in between any of these things. However if you decide not to do much, don't expect them to do much about getting you your FPID.

I personally hate bullpups for pretty much the reasons vlad said. They have only one advantage...OAL. That is it. The sole advantage. Magazine changes are harder. You want to shoot left and right handed, (though this one seems better), you either can't, or have to change a bunch of stuff around. You are pretty locked in to a specific LOP. Though not as long, they are often bulky (look at the magazine, stock, and grip). They are awkward to shoot from a bench or prone. Overall ergonomics are not very good.

Is this real?

Well a basic field strip is pretty straight forward. No manual required after you do it once or twice. A complete breakdown however is a pain. I agree, watching youtube videos was helpful. Personally, this is the one I found most helpful. For those who aren't well versed in the technical terms of each and every part, you should know exactly what he is talking about!

Using none of that, but rather the "free super saver" shipping option, which is quoted as taking longer, always arrives quickly. I have never paid for shipping from Amazon, and it usually arrives quicker than most other online places. Considering the size of their operation, is quite impressive.

I said it doesn't exist in application. Just like many things that exist on paper, in statutes, codes, and law, that are not applied. In this case, right now, it seems like it may be applied. I hope I am wrong about the statement you have quoted. However to quote what the courts have said...

You are only stretching because this is NJ, and NJ has no such thing as 'traditional self defense' in application. Guns are bad so any use of them in any manner that does, could, or might hurt someone, regardless of circumstance, is usually bad. I don't see why it should be illegal, but there are plenty of things that violate NJ code that I feel the same way about. for the gun and business owner, but who knows about for the employee that uses it. Maybe this incident will tell.

Not quite, but I am pretty sure I came close. I always wear eye protection, and I'm pretty sure they saved me one time. I am not quite sure though, because the glasses were fine, and I was fine.

http://174.123.24.24...1985&SizeDisp=7 It is interesting as it ignores previous case law that it refers to. However, this appears to be a moot point as the guy appears to have obtained the handgun illegally to begin with. So basically, you have case law that says then So I wouldn't hold much water in case law. Case law will determine how it is interpreted next time...new case law that is.

So because something bad might happen to a minority it is okay for police to harass, threaten, arrest, and provoke any minority they please? I'm sure glad I'm not a minority. Racism and profiling is still alive and well I see. Thanks Scott.

Thread winners.

Wow, even those few that receive the blessing to carry in this state, have craziness to deal with. NJ is just top notch.

And there's a great attitude!

But hey, he/they admitted no fault, of course they only paid out of the goodness of their hearts!

Hey, if the city already had to pay hundreds of thousands because of him, might as well get their moneys worth...

That is pretty neat I'd say. I like the idea of using it on a spotting scope a lot. Very cool.

1. I know very little of either of those firearms so cannot make an informed guess or suggestion. 2. I can, just not in NJ, and do carry an M&P9c.

I listen to it all the time and it is never annoying. I don't know what you guys are talking about! K-pop is incredible, as my avatar may indicate.

Speak for yourself!