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I never said it was made to produce more recoil, I said that it had "slightly more felt recoil" compared to other rifles Ive shot, and having shot my rifle along with 2 other rifles back to back (both were similar to mine except the muzzle, one a had YHM brake and the other a RRA tactical brake). I can say that mine did have more felt recoil than the other 2, because like I said in the post you quoted it makes the gun recoil straight back into your shoulder, instead of upwards and backwards.

I usually get mine from www.batteryjunction.com

Wow, its a shame stupidity isnt painful. Soon to be illegal in California.....525rds of evil, deadly, "assault bullets"

Its the forge mark, just tells you what plant made the upper, yours = Anchor Harvey ETA : Heres a list I found with a quick search

Heres the thread all about this http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/topic/48330-nj-nics/

You could always buy a inexpensive 1-4 to try out before you drop the coin on a good scope, that way you will know if its gonna be what your looking for. Something like this http://swfa.com/Opti...mbo-P51887.aspx even comes with a mount and gets decent reviews over on ar15.com Or the PA 1-4x https://www.primaryarms.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=PA14X

Gotta watch out for those deadly assault pastries and the high capacity toasters

Thanks. Just grabbed a couple boxes to add to my stash

I had a nice stash, until one day I was out in my canoe and some guy in a boat was too busy watching a submarine accident and ran his boat right over my canoe sinking it and all my guns and ammo with it.

Having shot a friends AR with a 1-4x on it I can say that on 1x you can shoot it with both eyes open, but its not as forgiving of head placement as a red dot. You have to have your head in the right spot to see through the scope, where on a red dot if your cheek weld isnt perfect or your head isnt in the right spot you can still see through and use the optic. Ive been looking at magnifiers for my PA micro dot but havent really needed it as I can make good shots on a torso sized target @ 200 yards with no problem.

ATF

I dont remember what company it was but Im sure I remember seeing someone that makes a 92 clone in 22lr. Lemme see if I can find it. ETA: Found it http://www.chiappafirearms.com/product/2462 Not sure of the quality of it so I would do alot of research on it.

I have to disagree with your last statement about muzzle rise and recoil. My rifle with a Spikes Dynacomp has slightly more felt recoil than other rifles Ive shot both with a brake and without, and next to zero muzzle rise, as the comp is designed to keep the muzzle flat and make the gun recoil straight back into your shoulder. So you end up with a little more recoil (not a big deal with 5.56) and hardly any muzzle jump. To each his own, you use what works for you and Ill use what works for me.

I see where your coming from and while I agree with you about the pinned 30's, not everything else is always just for "the look". An A1/A2 stock does not fit everyone comfortably thats where a pinned stock comes in, as you can have it pinned at the LOP thats best for your size and/or shooting style. And a good compensator (battlecomp, dynacomp, fsc556 etc) makes the gun stay on target alot better than a naked muzzle when your shooting rapidly, for me its not about reducing recoil its about reducing the muzzle rise.

Seems like alot of extra work and money to gain +1 more round over the stock 5rd mags

$1400???? I can buy 2 seperate guns and some ammo for them for the same price.

The only time all my mags arent loaded is coming home from the range, and thats usually because Ive shot all the ammo I brought with me, lol.

"How many rounds does that mag hold?" "All of them "

Same here, been sub'd and watching his vids for quite awhile now. this is a good move on the NRAs part.

Care to show where the law says that it has to be permanent? Hell not even a pinned and welded brake is permanent, I can get one off in about 2 minutes with a grinder.

http://www.aimsurplus.com/product.aspx?item=F1SWMP45&name=Smith+%26+Wesson+M%26P+45+.45auto+Handgun&groupid=670

AFAIK a FID is only required to buy pistol ammo, although some places may ask for it to buy rifle ammo anyway

Rifles look good. Id be interested to know what the weight difference is with a poly lower and poly lpk compared to a standard aluminum lower and lpk. Anyone ever weigh thiers?

http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/topic/44005-15rd-pmag-conversion-service/

Right, but the OP states hes looking into doing it in PA, not NJ.