Dan

AR's are better than AK's.

Oh no, has SG succumbed to the "don't ship EBR type gun stuff to NJ" bandwagon?

Here's my personal observations from internet research (take it for what it is). My twist of choice is 1:8 or 1:7. I can still shoot cheap 62gr plinker stuff out of them with good accuracy out to a few hundred yards, then load up some heavy gr hand loads when I want to. I'm playing with 69gr SMK's currently, but also want to try some heavier stuff soon, especially 77's. 1:12 - 55gr and below 1:9 - 62gr and below 1:8 - 80gr-69gr 1:7 - 90gr - 69gr

I hope you had a good time reloading your reloads in your reloader. Just the other day I sat down to reload some re-reloads (reloaded twice before), and while reloading , noticed that a re-reload got jammed in the reloader and I had to remove the re-reloaded round and start from scratch on that one. Was pretty re-epic.

I'll add the link here.

I also vouch for the Geissele FCG's. Once you use one, you won't build an AR without one. Really transforms the rifle. Afterall it is the most important human interface the gun has.

$299 SVT's? I'll take one. Now to figure out how to buy one from Kanada. Apparently visitors/non-citizens can apply for a 5 year PAL (possession and application license) that would enable you to purchase and register guns in Canada. The process looks like it will take a week long vacation in Canada. Then to figure out how to legally take it back into the USA, I'm sure there's a way. PAL for visitors

This is the "First Class Seating" syndrome. Once you fly first class, coach might as well be called "cattle on the way to slaughter class".

I'm no expert, but Weaver has some good variable power up to 12X options in your price range. I have a Weaver Tactical and am very happy with it. Don't expect scopes in this price range to perform like those 3X ore more higher in cost because they won't, but they are more then adequate to serve their purpose. Most likely if you never looked through a 2K$ scope before, you won't know the difference anyway. Kind of like I can't compare driving a Lambo with driving my Subaru because I never tried one before, lol.

This, many police may be friendly and helpful, but their job is to enforce the law, however wacky they may be. Sometimes calling them for "help" in situations like this is not the best idea, as anything you tell them could be used against you. Looking for free legal advice from the police can cost you 5 years in prison. You are better off calling an attorney over the police to ask legal questions.

I just heard that NJ is annexing PA with plans to relocate Newark, Jersey City, Trenton, and Camden to there. But really, congrats and glad that you are living in the land of the free and are happy.

The OP's profile lists... Home Range Firing Line Philadelphia

I see something very wrong with this picture. If someone living in my house does something bad, the state has no authority to take my personal guns from me. If it is a concern that the person living with me can have access to them, I would say they no longer live there, throw all their crap on the curb and change the locks. After that if they still take them, hire a good lawyer and go on the sue trail. This should never happen to anyone who can afford a good lawyer, as freedom from government trampling of your civil rights and legal protections is directly proportionate to how much $$$ you have to put up a good fight. Sad.

Unless shooting corrosive, you can go quite awhile before cleaning your guns. If shooting precision rifles, dirty bores will affect accuracy. Otherwise it will not hurt the gun to leave it dirty. I'm a bit fanatical about it and clean when I get home or the next day or two after. Plus I enjoy the activity.

Moron.

Lol, that activity is up there next to being classified as a WMD-level danger.

I like the look of this and the JR carbine. Good concept too. I'd probably get one if they offered one in 10mm Auto.

One option is to have a FFL/dealer come and purchase the whole collection. Look up the makes and models of anything that looks like it has value on the internet, call one of the dealers in the dealer section of these forums that is closest by and see if they are interested. It is a good option for people who inherit guns and don't want to keep them. That is unless you want to keep them yourself as I see you are getting your FID. Regardless it is still good to have your FID whatever you decide on!

Shouldn't be a problem if they are equipped with a proper front mount intercooler. On another note, turbo engines are definitely much harder on the cooling system and oil. The police mechanics better be putting a good quality synthetic oil in these things and adhering to the service interval requirements.

Driving me nuts, all the new police vehicles. Have to learn all the new rear-view mirror silhouettes and headlight characteristics at night. Hopefully not the hard way.

Welcome

Andy, that's a doubletap FTW

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Good luck, the statutes governing how the police are to handle the FID/PP purchase have no teeth to them. They are paper tigers. You can threaten legal action, but it will be on your dime. Even so, nothing will happen to the police. They can't "take back" outing you to your employer, and they will not be punished. The best that will come out of it is that they will change their process for future applicants that "ask" they only verify employment and go no further, this way they don't get in trouble by running up legal defense fees in case someone else wants to take them to court again. The only way I can see scaring them into not outing you, is if you can threaten to sue for monetary damages , perhaps for defamation of character or something like that. It may be futile, but best to ask a lawyer, especially if you already have one on retainer. Here in NJ it seems we should all have a lawyer assigned to us at birth...

Perhaps the airborne infection is latent, as in you are a carrier till you die and the virus takes over. Blood infections with a high dose of virus seems triggers an immediate onset of fever and organ failure.