AverageJoe

They're not compliant, you cant. Compliant rifles and following the laws pose no risk, you know that lol.

Good catch, no mention of this on their site, but I found another vid clip...apparently if you're licensed you're good to go, unlicensed you must be tethered to the port. What it means to be licensed in AUS(whether it be with classes ect.) I'm not sure. http://www.thechronicle.com.au/news/store-sets-sights-on-gun-enthusiasts/2478334/

Exactly. Shooters cannot shoot alone, so supervised and chained to an apparatus where the gun can't be moved in any direction more than a few inches.wow...I tell ya what tho, not a bad idea set up for a brand new shooter. I can't tell you how many times a new shooter almost drops or turns their body around and gun follows.

Saw this while scrolling thru my news feed, not sure if its been discussed here or not...but just when you think we have it bad here...you have this... https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=805784319457544

I've shot two VP9's and both had "gritty" triggers, wasn't a fan, but shoots well. Ergos are great tho, felt real nice to hold. The PPQ, for me, seemed to want to "jump" up in my hand. After some reading, PPQ's have a higher bore axis so may not be suitable for smaller hands, bigger hands shouldn't be an issue.

Xtreme bullets get loaded just like FMJ...when I started rolling my own i called them to see if they could provide any load data, they weren't able to due to insurance reasons but they did say I could follow the Speer book no prob. I also suggest picking up a chono start low and work your way up.

Offa that sucks, been there, not fun...What bout retiring?

Was thinking the same thing...please exercise a lil common sense here.

Thats what she said.

Part 2 lmao

Was posted 3hrs ago but explains whats going on: https://www.facebook.com/WeatherNJ/photos/a.10150510202963352.430992.338552703351/10153224295978352/?type=1&theater

https://www.facebook.com/WeatherNJ/photos/a.10150510202963352.430992.338552703351/10153222693498352/?type=1&theater

JC explains it here: http://www.weathernj.com/kaboom-snow-map-for-tonight-through-tuesday/ The clipper is already approaching the Ohio Valley and is looking strong! It will transfer to the OBX area, move towards the benchmark (40N/70W) and bomb out to a very strong low pressure system (sub 980mb). It might actually retrograde/stall before pulling away. This is a natural recipe for a major snow storm for New Jersey and surrounding areas. Should the storm stall longer than expected then 24″+ accumulations are possible...

Euro model they seem to be leaning with lookin nasty...

He can be an absolute douche at the gun shows lol Gotta hear the way him and his wife(if thats his wife?) talks back to people.

7lbs 6oz as is...Down the road I'd like to swap out the Pro for a Micro, get me to 7lbs even maybe.

Finally finished my lightweight, CQ HD build, big thanks to vladtepes, who helped answer more questions than I care to admit lol. And to Steve from Monmouth Arms, I just have to say, if I wasn't there to witness it I would never have been able to tell where he pinned the brake, impressive work. Just need to get some more rail panels and I think I want to change the location of the rear mount for the sling to a magpul asap. Maybe a possible cerakote job in the future. Here she is... Spikes Lower Joe Bob LPK Geissele SD-E Trigger Crosshill Technologies XSR-15 Ambi Side Charging Upper Spikes 14.5" Lightweight Barrel - Mid length Lantac Dragon Brake Noveske NSR 13.5" Aimpoint Pro Troy Flip Rear - DD Fixed Front BUIS Vltor Stock w/Carbine Buffer Inforce light w/Impact Weapons Offset Mount Viking VTAC Sling Magpul RSA w/Paraclip Hogue Grip Weighs in at 7lbs 6oz. Think thats it lol.

You are correct, and thank you for the tip, 1/3 of a turn counter clock and the arm pushed out right where it needed to be. Couple of quick pics in case anyone else experienced this. Apparently, its common, as google search brings back a bunch of posts on other sites with ppl having the same issue...3/32 allen wrench is used for the adjustment. Looking at the press from the front, counter clock will raise the screw making the spring push the arm to the right...Now the cases drop down perfect.

"The 3-21x scope is also a laser range finder capable to 750 yards. Ready to travel in a wheeled hard case with custom-fitted foam, the rifle and scope pairings are mounted and zeroed at the factory. This allows the ballistic calculator to generate firing solutions that enable out-of-the-box accuracy to 500 yards from your first shot." Tanners put up a nice package deal https://www.facebook.com/TannersSportCenter/photos/np.502400238.653935161/882309755123832/?type=3&theater

I have no probs letting others shoot my stuff...If they show an interest I'll always ask them if they want to try it out. On the flip side, I'll never be forward and ask to shoot someone's firearm(s)...I always wait for them to offer. Although, when a couple of LEO's came into the range with a few full auto, fully suppressed MP5's, you bet your ass I asked lol.

Just like anyone else on the street...always protect yourself first before administering first aid to anyone.

lol I know the definition.. Understood.

Actor?

By law, you're s'posed to administer first aid until more help gets there. Yes, the guy that just busted thru your door to come in and kill you...you now have to "help." Even if its clear that theyre dead, CPR needs to be tried. We were just trained on this and they went over the laws with us, pretty messed up the way theyre written.