Kaiser7

Haha I was just kidding. Look at these. I haven't even shot my AR yet, no desire to sell it.

Yeah, for enough money, I'll sell you the AR I just built.

Same, Though I'd hate the 40 minute drive, R14 is a low-cost option for me to go shooting.

Actually, all jokes aside, I have cave crickets (Picture below) in my basement. I used to use my bolt action airsoft gun to pop 'em. I'd throw a bb, or a penny or something down to get them moving, then try and pick them off. http://desudesudesu.org/images/uploads/771227256905.jpg

"An Armed society is a polite society" I suppose that is quite true.

I like small spiders, I usually let the outside, and don't kill them. However, anything bigger than an inch or so, and I'm terrified. Of course, I would never go to India anyway because they have, in abundance, another creature which I am absolutely terrified of, and scream like a little girl when I see one... ...Cockroaches.

Honestly, and maybe it's just the folks here on NJGF, but across the board gun owners seem to be the NICEST people I have ever met. I've been on a lot of online forums, and honestly, this is one of the few where I actually feel like the people here are good people who aren't jerks to new people, and who are always willing to share some knowledge. I mean, I've had a lot of people be really kind in giving me advice, and even helping me get started reloading, or building my AR and all that, and as a whole I'd like to thank those people, and point out what I noticed, which was just that it seems like gun owners as a whole are some pretty nice people.

I ended up putting my press in my basement where there are no distractions, apart from a radio. I actually originally asked about the portability because I had no clue how I'd move all my mother's crap off the work bench, but I ended up making quite a bit of extra room, and have essentially commandeered the work bench, which is good since it's really used for little more than holding old non-working electronics.

I should have mentioned. I currently have: A press Auto disk Powder measurer (though I was recommended a trickler) .223 case trimmer I just ordered a Lyman manual I'm talking to a guy about getting some .223 dies. case lube pad Other than the aforementioned things in the original post, I believe I have just about everything, besides a tumbler, case lube, and components for the rounds.

^^^This, better than simply getting rid of them, and people like myself can always find uses for them. Actually, I was planning on buying some since I'm starting to reload, and I'm sure a lot of other NJGF members would be more than happy to take them off your hands.

Thanks guys! Anyone else have any, please offer it up haha. Also, perhaps I'm the only one, but I keep reading the title of my own thread as "looking for .223 bras" am I the only one?

I could be wrong, but I'm pretty sure that belt feeding is legal, so long as there are only 15 rounds or fewer. the links are considered magazines essentially. there's likely more to it than that (There always is...) but from what I know, I think that's the law.

Raz-0 heard that I was getting interested in reloading, so he sold me his old press, and some of the stuff to get started for $40. Actually, he gave me the press for cost of shipping, and I just bought some add-ons. He's a great guy, and only goes to further my assertion that gun owners are some of the most helpful, friendliest people you'll know. He was doing me a favor, and he shipped it out pretty quickly, so if he's ever selling anything, don't hesitate to buy from him, he's a great guy.

I'm a key holder, but part time. I work at a store called "Many Blessings" in the Echelon Mall (now called the Voorhees Town Center.) If minimum goes up, my boss is going to cut our hours accordingly, as we don't do enough business to pay the employees that much money. This is bad because not only do I need the money, but I want to work more, not just for the cash and experience, but I like working, and sitting around my house all day is lonely and depressing haha. I could use something to keep me busy during the day. I originally considered going here, but I just don't see where I'm going to make the $260. I'm selling a bunch of stuff one ebay to fund my shooting hobby, but I'm running out of stuff to sell, or at least stuff that's really worth selling. In all honesty, I'd prefer SJSC, because it's much closer, but, at the same time, I feel like that would eat up a good chunk of ammo money. I'm supposed to have some other job opportunities, but the unemployment rate for my age group is pretty darn high, it's hard to find better jobs.

Haha, my mom just got a ticket for not registering our dog today. He died June 9th of Last year, so she has to show up in court to tell them that.

That's basically it, If anyone here doesn't reload, but has some .223 brass, let me know, as I am just about to start reloading. I still have need of a powder measure. And AR sights, iron sights preferably, and preferably folding, though I'm not really looking to break the bank. I just keep forgetting to get them, and it probably doesn't matter how much ammo I load, if I can't aim my AR, well it doesn't do me a lot of good. Also, if someone has a scope that would be good for an 8mm rifle for a decent price, let me know. I found a good priced rail that mounts onto a VZ-24, and since I don't care for the sights, I figured I'd scope it. It's weaver I believe. May or may not have the cash right now, but if you have something you're planning on getting rid of at some point anyway, let me know.

Ironically, I ended up just screwing my press down, it's pretty nice, mad props to Raz-0. Just need dies, and a set of calipers. Oh, and brass and such.

Yeah, you can probably buy that stuff. Also, perhaps it's a matter of mere semantics, But FID, or FPID are the proper terms. You don't need an FID to OWN a firearm, only to PURCHASE. May seem a minor issue, but it's a huge one for rights and such actually.

My second trip to the range I brought my friend Alyssa. In fact, I've never gone to a range alone. Part of the reason I'm still single, despite (as I've said before) my damn good looks. I refuse to date a girl who hates guns. For some reason I seem to attract anti-gunners, Liberals, Fat chicks, and Jewish girls for some reason. Not sure what those groups see in me....

I just have to see if I can swing the $260. That's the main obstacle that prevents me from joining there, it's more than two weeks pay for me. When I was working two jobs it was no problem, but the second place I worked closed, and i haven't yet found a second job. Actually, I'm working on trying to get three jobs for the summer, but I doubt that will happen.

The thing is, I don't get a chance to get out and shoot much, though that may be a symptom of simply not belonging to a range. R14 is only $60 a year though. Not to mention that I've heard SJSC isn't big on people bringing non-members, and honestly, I would want to bring my friends with me to shoot sometimes.

My mom believes in the right, but hates guns, as her cousin shot himself. I just buy them anyway, and deal with her complaining when the time comes. Personally, I am very open about it because, in my opinion, it is this sort of stigma about their hobby that gun owners have that breeds this air of ignorance amongst non-owners. As such, we should do our part to educate them, since that stuff is annoying to me as well, and it only works against us when some politician is pushing for more feel-good legislation that does nothing but restrict the rights of law abiding citizens.

Now that I think of it, for those who live near me (IE, West Deptford, Camden County, etc.) There's a Vietnamese guy who sells stuff at the Berlin Farmers auction Saturday and Sunday mornings. Not sure if he's there every week, but he usually sells ammo cans for $5 or less, and he's usually pretty quick to strike a deal. I bought a German flag, ammo can, Army jacket, and a patch for $15.

I'm looking for some lee dies, particularly 8mm mauser, or .223. Also a manual would be nice, as would primers and powder. Let me know what you have, and what you want for it. Thanks guys. EDIT- I was a little bombed when I wrote this listing. Specifically, I'm looking for large rifle, and small rifle primers, As for powder, I was recommended Varget, not sure if there's a huge difference between that and other powders.

It's $260 a year. That's more than a paycheck for me. Granted, I like that they have a 300yd range, or at least my neighbor told me that since his son is a member, but I rarely have $260 just sitting around. I'd rather buy ammo, or another gun with that much scratch.