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I wonder if they would take a $10 off $50 coupon ontop of their black friday prices... now that'd be one heck of a deal

thank you for sharing and lolz at your potential hollowpoint felonies just put an order in for 5 boxes

thanks for sharing, I haven't had a problem running these in my marlin 795 or ruger mk3 22/45

@louu I've never heard of this DC Sportsman place and its in close proximity, I'll give them a ring tomorrow @pk90 I didn't know that receivers could not be purchased out of state. Thank you for linking your website, if I am unable to purchase locally I will place an order, I'm trying to avoid an ffl xfer fee (I understand I will be paying NICS+tax when purchased from a local dealer)

@louu yes whittaker has some anderson lower w/lpk only. I don't need the lpk and I'd prefer to have a lower without a horsey on it for my money alot of these places are so far away I can't make it during after a day of work... must wait until next weekend

Anyone know of a gun store that actually stocks/sells stripped ar15 lowers around the Gloucester county area? If not in the immediate area I am willing to travel about an hour and possibly venture into PA if need be.

free shipping on any order at http://www.wisetactical.com/ with coupon code 4FREESHIPPING code is valid through September 16, 2016 11:59pm CST series 2 15/30 hexmags $11.99 http://www.wisetactical.com/hexmag/hexmag-series-2-ar-15-223-5-56-magazine/

cool thanks for the info Main things that are drawing me to hexmag: price 15/30 hexmag ~$9 (wisetactical) vs 15/30 pmag (midwestpx) ~$20+ hexmags can be disassembled for cleaning (might never need to but I like knowing that I can) not super important but 15/30 hexmags are available in multiple colors, I can only find 15/30 pmags in black At their current price I think i'll pickup a few for testing

I've only used 10rnd pmags and 10rnd metal mags. I am looking to purchase ar15 mag pouches and that pretty much forces me to the reduced capacity 30rnd mags. There's a few dollar difference between standard 30rnd hexmag and pmag but the state compliant 15/30 pmags are nearly double the 15/30 hexmags. What are your thoughts/experiences with 15/30 hexmags?

Just sharing - Dicks Sporting Goods has the Federal 325 automatch 22lr bricks for buy one get one half off. $24.99 for the first and $12.49 for the 2nd making this 5.7cents per round before taxes, pretty good price if you ask me. See weekly circular for all deals http://view.ed4.net/v/XV36NF/3Y393/SV4ORUV/45JRCZ/FORMAT=H?camp=Email:08102016HuntMAINLink:Header_Hosted&mcid=213790016

Once again I appreciate the info all Displaced Texan, that is exactly what I'm looking for at 1/3 the cost of the EGW comp, ordering one now, THANK YOU!

I recently purchased most of the parts needed to complete my first ar15 build. The last piece I have left to purchase is the muzzle comp/brake. I'd prefer to have my muzzle brake resemble the a2 style flash hider as much as possible. So far I've located the EGW AR style comp and to me this resembles the a2 flash hider. The issue is I cannot seem to find it in-stock, granted I am estimating I have another ~3 weeks before my parts are shipped and delivered. So as of now the plan is to wait it out to see if the EGW comp becomes available again but I've also begun searching for alternatives. So far i've discovered the BCM gunfighter mod 0 compensator, not my first choice and I'm not even sure this is NJ legal. Trying to keep the cost around $50. As a last resort I will purchase one of the YHM phantom brakes and use that. Does anyone know of any comps/brakes that resemble the a2 style flash hider other than the EGW comp?

Nickjc that link is awesome! thanks for sharing High Exposure Just looking to keep some spare parts aside from a spare complete BCG at home. I supposed my main intention is to (hopefully) prevent any potential downtime if I did indeed need to order a small part and wait for shipping. I did the same when I was into paintball but more basic parts as orings, bolts, ball detents, barrels etc... n4p226r lol

I started off with a S&W MP15 Sport and like it so much I am planning to do a 20" build. I just saw the PSA 20" CHF chrome lined upper just came back in stock so I snagged one. My question has to do with spare parts. I am familiar with cleaning this firearm and have a general understanding of how it works but I am by no means an expert in the functionality of every little part and I plan on picking up a spare complete BCG once the 20" has been built. From what I have come to gather it may be worthwhile to have a an bolt extractor and spring but I am curious as to what parts (if any) you'd recommend keeping spares of?

@Lambo2936 There is a 2 box limit, but I've heard that depends on the store/salesperson. It's a fair price on 22lr.

Just sharing, Received an email this morning from Dick's for a promotion they're running. I was able to grab the 2x federal 22lr packs for $42.80 after tax, not a bad price for 650 rounds. Fiocchi .223 200rnds $69.98 Remington Gun Club 12/20ga box of 25 $5.24 Remington UMC ammo ($2.50 rebate per box?) various calibers Federal 22lr automatch 325rnd brick 2 for $40 Remington 870 HD $299.98 after $50 rebate Prices valid until 7/2/2016 Link to promo (cant attach pdf as it exceeds the attachment size limit) http://view.ed4.net/v/BEVKC0/0W1N6/VZVVVBZ/54RFV7/FORMAT=H?camp=Email:06292016HuntLink:Header_Hosted&mcid=213790016

While that lyman progressive press for $400 looks like a good deal its not in the budget right now. I just put in for more P2Ps and would like to have some extra $$ available just encase. I'm liking www.grafs.com for reloading components, they appear to have a flat rate shipping fee while I know other sites charge hazmat fee for shipping powders/primers. Can anyone recommend any additional websites for reloading components?

So i've been storing my ammo in metal or plastic ammo cans with good o-ring seals and dropping 2x dessicant packs inside each can. About 2-3 times per year I open each can and recharge the dessicant packs. This regime works pretty well for me, i've shot 22lr ammo that was 8 years old with great success. If stored under the same conditions could I expect the same or greater shelf-life from reloading components powder/primers? I understand that with reloading you are basically exchanging your time in order to reduce cost per round. I don't see that as an issue as I will sometimes find myself on the couch wishing I had something better to do rather than sitting there watching tv. I plan to reload 9mm, 38spl, 45acp and 223/556. This list may grow/shrink depending on what calibers I own/shoot at the time.

Hi all, im in a bit of a minor dilemma and would like to once again call upon the advice of the forum members. I've been purchasing ammo frequently when i've spotted good deals/free shipping. I've accumulated what I think is a good amount (i'm not going to list a round count because that number is subjective). I plan to continue this trend of purchasing but this is where I'm not sure what direction to take. I plan on reloading but want to wait until I get a bigger place, which is 2-3 years away. In the meantime i'm saving my brass and may pickup a press/dies etc.. if I catch a good deal. With that said, would it make sense to start allocating a percentage of my ammo purchases into reloading components powder/primers/bullets? or do I continue purchasing ammo and switch to reloading components when I am ready to reload? Any advice is greatly appreciated.

Freedom Munitions is offering free shipping + 5% off all ammo. I know some people may have issues with their ammo but in my limited testing I haven't had any issue. http://www.freedommunitions.com

bass pro shops in AC has the 100 rnd sleeves for $8.20 something. Its kind of a shame they are trying to sell their 500 rnd bricks for close to $50. I think some retailers are just multipling the cost of a 100 rnd sleeve by 5 to get their 500 rnd brick prices... not interested at that price. editing post to current-tense, as in, as of this morning bass pro shops has the mini mags at that price

Finally decided to give dicks a call yesterday and what do you know I've been approved, makes me wonder if they were ever planning on calling to notify me...

Figured i'd update this thread and say that I purchased a Marlin 795 and so far that's all i've done, purchase it... NICS delayed me... again I know T Bill said there have been budget cuts to the NJFU but what struck me as odd is that I went to Dicks on Saturday the employee said "you're one of the handful who got delayed" - to me that says the state police has had enough resources to process all NICS checks thus far except those stuck in delayed status. Usually when i'm delayed I get the approval within a few hours/the next day but its been 3 business days (not counting saturday & today). Is the person doing the delayed followups still on vacation lol.

Arthur Kill its on the bfads.net website, good site if you plan on doing black friday shopping, here is the direct link to the dicks sporting goods ad http://www.bfads.net/Black-Friday/Dicks-Sporting-Goods/Ad?page=3#viewer this is a difficult decision, might just have to let item availability/stock decide for me

Thank you I appreciate everybody's input. This is going to be my first 22lr semi-auto, I currently have a Savage Mark II G bolt-action and love it. I'm thinking of picking up a semi-auto for more faster follow up shots during plinking and the added fun-factor of a semi-auto. I am going to have to think this over some more but luckily I still have a little over a week to come to a decision dajonga thank you I appreciate the offer Some additional info to consider Mossberg made in brazil 1 year warranty Marlin made in USA 5 year warranty Ruger made in USA none? but they'll fix defects? So for personal reasons that puts the Mossberg at the bottom of my list I have to admit I've never been retail shopping on black friday, is it really that bad as depicted by some movies? I am imagining most of the craze will be shoppers camping out side the other retailers awaiting a chance at cheap electronics thus lessing my chances of being 'trampled over' at the sporting goods store.