Mr.G

Bought 4 total in 1 1/2 month. 2 long guns and 2 pistols. 2nd pistol is after 30 days of course

Original intent of the rail is red dot for slugs. I'm cross eye dominant. But, the scope just sits way too high and getting an awkward cheek weld so I took it off. I'll just have to squint a little and tilt my head more then. The laser/light I bought for the AR which I never installed. I have to use it for something . I agree on keeping it simple - its a new to me toy so I'm sure I'll get tired of it and bring it back to basic practical.

That's real dedication if you check the vendor's website every single time you buy ammo/goodies or shoot.

UPDATE: Here are before and after photos. Still less expensive than the leading brand/model but has Mossy 500 basics. And I am still able to configure it the way I like it for less. Just a bunch of inexpensive stuff - (not worth spending 10K in accessories for a 15K Civic) http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/topic/18498-post-your-tactical-shotgun-pics/page__view__findpost__p__352097

Before After

Thanks!!! you just saved me gas, commute time, and effort bagging my stuff.

Sweet. Thanks for the info guys. This helps a lot now and future local bulk ammo runs.

Dicks NJ sells shotgun ammo? Looking for 300 birdshots, 25 00-buck and 15 slugs for course training For HD I can shop online for the "good stuff" if they don't stock it. Thanks, I'm in Bergen County so NY Walmart may be closer and stays open longer. Did not know NY Walmart sells them.

Anyone suggest northern Jersey place that has extensive shotgun ammo selection and priced reasonably? I am getting 300+ various shells. Cabela's is a 4-hour total commute so its not practical. Online shopping shipping gets pretty hefty. $50+ BH, Ramsey outdoor, Metzler, etc... anywhere else?

One of the collection Bushmaster XM15-E2S Eotech 516 Magpul folding MBUS Magpul MOE Grip Magpul Rail Magpul MOE AFG2 Magpul MOE hand guard (drilled for QD) Midland Industries quick disconnect Re-pinned stock (10") Blue force gear sling

Resurrecting an old thread Anyone seen this locally sold by NJ dealer? Gun Broker has them between $1000 - $1200

He mentioned FAL. Too bad its not legal here.

Good find. Thanks!

Not sure if its new but there are 4 models - 2 from Field and 2 from Security - http://www.maverickarms.com/

Good to hear. I've committed to getting the 88 security from a fellow forum'er. I just want to know if its a good buy for the money or needed to get the upgraded model instead. For primary HD I have my .40 or AR. The shotgun will be personalized and modified so there is no need to get factory installed bling. Heck, 40% of my Bushy AR has been replaced and I have a bunch of brand new parts sitting in the attic - lesson learned for me. I just cant leave them alone! lol Picking it up this week... Thanks again for the input.

Is the ACE stock plug-and-play or is there some minor modification needed? The other skeleton stocks need to be pinned and adjusted.

Who makes the folding stock Anthony? I guess folding and pistol grip are allowed for pump action guns. Can ghost ring still sit on top when the stock is folded? Also did you notice any disadvantage using the folding stock (comfort, balance, recoil, cheek height, etc..)? Guys, thanks for sharing photos and feedback!! This is very helpful.

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Wow good find!!! Thanks, I know what to buy next time!

I know its inexpensive but there are hard to pass reasonably priced quality items and there are "cheap" ones. Does it fall into the 1st category or later? Purpose is for range and competing (which means hundreds of rounds) and maybe HD. But I'd grab pistol 1st before before heading to a rifle safe in another floor. .40 cal pistol is easier to navigate than a long gun in narrow hallways. The 88 I'd still spend $$$ to make it tacti-cool. Heat shield, picatinny rail, ghost ring, side saddle, etc... I just had to modify it for my taste. Or, should I just get the Remi 887 Tactical - quality, durability, and tacti-cool looks and BE DONE with it? Complete turnkey solution. I figured a mod'd 88 will still be cost friendly but will it fall short on quality compared to Remi 887?

So, 922 only applies to long guns and the "sporting rifles" that you get from dealers are legal until you start converting it. - Does this mean while you are in the process of conversion (which could take weeks if you don't have time and parts) you are still compliant or legal as long as you don't take the firearm outside your home? I know evil things (15+mag, suppressor, bayonet lug, etc) there is no way you can posses them even as a part. Time, parts, skill, this will not be an overnight process for me.

Do they shoot carbine (hi-power) too? I'm referring to OBRPC every 2nd Sunday events.

KpdPipes - Will it be justified to takedown someone who is about to throw an incendiary device to your home? He's out on the streets about to burn your house. http://www.njleg.state.nj.us/2008/Bills/A0500/159_I1.PDF - Page 5 line 48. Its hard to interpret the law and can come from different angles.

How do I join? -tactical monkey-

You are not required to have the pink copy with you all the time. However, in the interest of thoroughness I keep a photo copy of the permit in my case. Just in case you get harassed you have proof its yours. Keep original in safe place just in case. Other people laminate it. I myself just put in a plastic ID holder and just trim it. Laminate is permanent. At least with a plastic ID holder I can replace it anytime it gets old, faded, badly rubbed.