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AFAIK, The AWB that NJ had in 1990 is the same one still in effect today.

I have the Spikes Dynacomp on my 14.5" and its not bad at all compared to some others Ive stood next too. And its downright pleasant to stand next to compared to my friends 6.5 grendel with a Rainier Arms mini comp on it. Not to mention the Dynacomp is cheaper than the Battle Comp and they are of similar design

AIM sells the gen3 g19 for $479.95 with $1 shipping all the time http://www.aimsurplus.com/product.aspx?item=F1GLK19NGEN3&name=New+Glock+19+9mm+Handgun+Gen+3&groupid=665 And gen4 g19s for $509.95 (they are out of stock right now though) http://www.aimsurplus.com/product.aspx?item=F1GLK19NGEN4&name=New+Glock+19+9mm+Handgun+Gen+4&groupid=665

Do it

Ths made me lol. Thanks for the laugh today.

Yet another optic that would be incredibly awkward to use on a shotgun.

Nope, that way if I have a problem with a certain ammo, or theres a recall on a certain batch of ammo, I can take care of the problem easily and not have to sort through 1000's of rounds to find them.

Or if you just want a VFG, Magpul has the MVG that bolts right to the MOE handguards, no extra rails needed, its what I have on mine.

http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/topic/43053-sandy-concert/

Good price, but a little excessive for a 12ga dont ya think? My vote goes for the PA micro.

x2, I just watched the first episode and then turned it off I couldnt take anymore of it

I would say its fine

There are plenty of brakes out there that will directly accept supressors, Surefire mb556k, Battlecomp 2.0, PWS sm556, most all of the AAC brakes, not to mention the tons of direct mount flash hiders as well.

Theres already a few threads on this, like this one http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/topic/42796-finally-somebody-willing-to-do-something-about-guns/

FYI the brake needs to be 2.1" OAL to make a 14.5" legal, you have to remember that the brake threads onto the barrel about 1/2" or so.

Not sure what chart you talking about, but 21st Century Gunfighter has some good vids about muzzle devices on youtube.

I would spend the money on the BC 1.5, its not going to be as loud as the PWS or the SF brake, and Im still unsure of the BCM comps NJ legalness. The BC will also offer a good compromise of #3 and #4, and as to #1 (the longevity) unless your running a sbr, FA, a can, or a combo of those I wouldnt worry about any of those comps wearing out.

Already a thread going on about this http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/topic/42796-finally-somebody-willing-to-do-something-about-guns/

Lol, that was my reaction too when I saw it. At least he had his son there for backup

140mph in my old 89 GTA @ 2am racing another idiot on a empty highway ( I miss that car....but I dont miss being a 22 year old idiot) 5500rpm (didnt have the speedo hooked up, but it calculates to about 123mph) in my 67 Chevelle on some backroads trying to keep up with my freinds car on the way home from Wildwood one year.

Usually I just wait for Dicks to have a sale on Remington Gun Club then go grab a case (250rds) for about $60 OTD.

It means Gloucester County not City.

X2 I followed that post and had my first lower built in alittle over an hour. Like those commercials said "Its so easy a caveman can do it"

No I was saying that if you use the same comp on both rifles the 14.5" will be lighter. Most comps out there that are used on 16" rifles will be long enough to make a 14.5" legal. My opinion is that if you have to have a permanent compensator on your rifle why not get a 14.5"? With a 14.5" you get a rifle that handles better, is lighter, shorter, and IMO looks better, and all you really give up is a 50-75fps loss in velocity. My 14.5" weighs in at 6.5lbs unloaded with a red dot on it, is 33" oal, and shoots like a dream.