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Pick out the gun you want in California, tell them to send you the money, buy it yourself in Calif. Make sure your pick out something expensive

Don't board the boat until it is in dry dock

Hopefully, the rail version will be out by the end of this year

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How many NJ manufacturers do you think there are?

Anything change regarding the Roni's, in light of the recent determination regarding AOW's?

Group buy for better pricing?

VFG: If it folds for storage, do you think it would be a no go? Would the length of the VFG make any difference?

What is the suggested MSRP of the different calibers you are distributing?

How much are they selling it for?

what is the suggested MSRP?

Ottomanelli's is a complete rip off on price. I have never purchased anything from them and never will. All firearms they sell can be had for substantially lower prices elsewhere.

Is DS-15 Typhoon Non-NFA available for purchase in a kit form at a lower price?

Post any NJSP letters directed to you

CZ 75 P-01 Omega 9mm (usually hard to find but excellent) CZ P-07 9mm (more plentiful and an excellent shooter and excellent price and availability) CZ 75 B and D models 9mm CZ Shadow 2 (pricey but incredible shooter) 9mm Various Model Beretta's 9mm Sig Sauer P-226 and P-229 9mm

Stop at Rutgers or Seton Hall Law library and check the N. J. law in effect in 1990

Not to worry, a new batch will be available on January 2, 2020

nobelex handgun sight looks good

Before you go the pistol optic route strongly suggest you find someone with an optic on their pistol and see if you really want to go that route. It is not a panacea.

I ran an RMR on an FN and never liked it. I find that adding an optic on a pistol and or a laser really adds nothing to ones shooting skills and is just another level of distraction. However, I agree with those who advocate a milled out slide v plates , if you go with a pistol optic so that you can mount the optic as low as possible to co-witness. I think one is better served by more range time and practice that the cost involved in going optic on a pistol.

You can't use JB Weld to reduce trigger pre or over travel and still be safe.

the problem is the safety levers on both sides, which suck. I believe HB sells replacements

I would say better than pretty good. A steal at that price

I have the Evo rifle in Fl. I think the ergonomics and the trigger on the Scorpion sucks even with the HB spring kit modification and/or shoe modification. The ergonomics are not the best on the pistol grip or on the design of the safety levers. Fortunately, there are good aftermarket replacements. The standard CZ mags also suck, because the plastic feed lips break now there are lots of better aftermarket mag options--magpul, palmetto state armory etc. Both of these type mags are far better than the CZ mags. However, what pisses me off is that you should not have to spend more money on top of the price to achieve a good trigger, better ergonomics and a decent quality mags. The sling attachment point on the rile did not accommodate a circular push in sling connector and only an HB type connector, so I added the aftermarket fix for that. I am planning on doing the ShootingSight just released new two stage trigger for the Scorpion.It is available as a parts kit or drop in assembly. If the trigger on the micro is the same as on the rifle or basic pistol, it has to go. I also think that both the Scorpion rifle, pistol and Evo are overpriced for what you get. The rifle is very accurate, so that is a big positive. All being said, inspite of the extra money I spent on it, I would not sell it. The recently released Gen 2 Palmetto State Armory AK-V pistol, which I keep in Fl is in my opinion a much better option for about 1/3 less on the price.

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