Kaiser7

These are legal!?! Oh man.... I just put out so much money on my AR build, now I'm going to have to save up for one of these as well XD.

I have an aunt, who honestly I like a bit, but when it comes to politics, WWIII starts nearly every time it comes up. We agree on some things, but for the most part we argue over politics. She has said in the past that she's not "opposed" to RKBA, but naturally her ideas for gun laws are things that we recognize as detrimental to legal ownership, and not to criminal use. Her and her husband have gotten their first gun, and intend to purchase another one. It is interesting to me, and perhaps a hopeful sign that this has happened. The first gun they got was an old double barrel shotgun that my uncle inherited. However, what most surprised me was the fact that they want to get their youngest son, who is about to be a sophomore in high school, a .22 rifle. It's mind boggling to me, since I come from the more conservative side of the family I never even saw a gun up close until I was 18, and never owned/fired one until I was 19. However, I am glad that they have embraced their constitutional rights. I am curious as to what you guys think, but to me, for a hardcore liberal family to actively participate in the RKBA, then maybe the country in general is moving back towards supporting these rights.

Yeah, planning on putting that design on the lower, and maybe the Prussian flag on the stock. I can paint that one on. I still have to find a somewhat durable paint, but I don't need something like an enamel. In the event I actually want to take this stuff off, I want it easy to do so. Figure It's worth saving the money on an actual zombie lower, plus it makes it more custom haha.

This is the design I'm doing. http://strix.org.uk/stencil/show/1335584031-118418567613493726.ser I made it, shrunk it down, but the size is the hard part. I'm trying to cut out the black parts of it, but it's only about 1.5" by 2", so it's really tiny, and I'm using a box cutter, since I don't have an exacto knife. I could always touch it up with paint, but I'm not sure if I'd be able to freehand it that well.

I'm trying to make a stencil by hand at the moment. Since I want a little custom artwork on my AR build, but don't feel like getting a zombie lower, I've designed a stencil I want, but it's proving very hard to make. I wasn't sure if anyone here had suggestions, or some device to make such a stencil.

Because the M1 carbine is the rifle that got NJ to be so anti-gun in the first place.

Because the government doesn't want to differentiate from people who aren't threats, and those who are. It's easier, and better fits an agenda, to simply make it incredibly easy to simply paint people with a broad brush to deny them of their rights. And this "Constitution" thing, what is that? Is that that old piece of paper that all US politicians ignore these days? Of course, I'm being sarcastic, I know what the constitution is, but the average person doesn't. People would rather be enslaved and given "free" services than work hard for freedom. Hell, there are people out there who believe we need to do away with the constitution since it "slows down the governmental process" and they view it as irrelevant to today's world.

Airsoft guns are not considered firearms. We airsofters fought against a bill a few months back which would have classified them as such. However, you still need to be careful, since most airsoft guns are modeled after real guns. If I may make a recommendation, There is a REALLY nice gas-powered airsoft levergun out now. http://www.airsoftgi.com/product_info.php?products_id=9924 You'll need greengas to fire it, but that lasts for a while if you get a propane adapter, and silicone lube (100% silicone) you can use those little propane tanks they sell for camping to fill the mechanism. They don't shoot as well in cold weather, but this thing has some power behind it. In the ballpark of 500 feet per second, IIRC, which is great since most airsoft guns fire around 350 fps with a .2gram bb. I got all my initial exposure to firearms, including safety, how to shoot, etc. from airsoft guns.

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I'm actually designing a stencil right now. I want a little "German flair" to it, but I can't figure out what I should have below the biohazard symbol. If I should simply have, "Untoten" or something like, "Achtung! Zombies" or something. I'll likely do both sides of the magwell.

Yeah, as I'm thinking about it, I might just get a regular lower, and paint it up the way I want it, I'll just make a biohazard stencil, and paint it on myself.

Since I spent 9 years in an art school, and am considering getting a zombie lower, I figured that I may color it in (after all, the red biohazard symbol looks badass). I was wondering what type of paint you guys would recommend. I don't want anything that's a spray paint since I can't control the spray as easily as I can control a brush, but I wasn't sure what would be durable and good to use.

I'm 20 years old, so of course my insurance is fairly high (mom pays it though, since we have a deal regarding that, long story). I only ever got in one accident. I tend to drive like an old lady, but I was about to start winter break last year, and there was 1/4 an inch of snow on the ground on my way home from Rowan.A schoolbus stopped on the opposite side of the road, and I tried braking since the cars in front of me were stopped (obviously). Well, I was going 17 mph, and down hill. I tried braking about 100ft back, but my tires locked up, and I just skidded down the hill like I was on a sled. Cost me $1200 to fix my '97 Maxima's front end. Worst part was that that was the money for my first gun XD. Feel bad for the guy I hit, he got sandwiched between me and the guy in front of him. Apparently he had just gotten the car repaired about a month before.

I wouldn't do it just because of my paranoia about certain things. I'd assume the day I go this route instead of insurance, that would be the day I'd accidentally crash into a Ferrari.

I've gotten several people into guns, and taken others out shooting. I use the NRA scorecard when I vote, I WANT to start a Pro-2A club at Rowan, and I provide statistics when people start claiming online that gun control decreases crime.

So no NJGF members has one of these?

Thanks! I suppose I should call an FFL and have them order it then if I choose to get something like this?

I was going to get a zombie lower, but then I forgot that I have years of art school training, and assuming I can get a hardy paint, I can do some stuff myself. If anyone in South Jersey has a lower for 5.56/.223 let me know.

I want one. Not that I reload, but some of the outdoor ranges I've been to are LITTERED with brass, some of which appears aged. Collect enough of it, and I may be able to buy some more ammo with the scrap XD.

I'd bought a charging handle from him, it was a very good price, new, and he shipped it pretty fast. Totally cool to do business with.

That's true. That's why I credit Rayco with openly saying they're knock-offs.

May get some flak for this, but why does everyone care THAT much? I mean, it's not like they're passing off the counterfeits as real, which would be screwing the customer, and if they get busted for it, that's on them. I mean, I'm just surprised people are THAT upset over them stocking this, sure it's a clone, but not everyone needs to drop $400 on a sight, if you don't like the sight, don't buy it. Just my $0.02

Well, with a 20" barrel, I doubt even NJ could think my AR is a pistol XD. Good, I like the longer/heavier weapons, but the vert grip really is nice to have. I assume bipods are okay as well?

Not sure if anyone will read this post, but I don't want to start a new topic for it. Vertical foregrips, are they legal? You know, the handles that come down off a rail in front of the action, are they okay to have?

Do you think that you'd need an FID for one? They're pretty cool though, I love stuff like this.