remixer

Have you been to the range yet?

I see

you can do that but must be more careful as you can end up enlarging (ovaling) the hole in the brake it its not set 100% within the original hole which causes the pin to sit really loose. This is why i do it once the brake is already attached and timed. Its just easier to do it when the brake is already one. If you set your depth stop its never an issue.

got this if interested

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what i do it take the brake before installed and lower the drill completely and see how much it goes into the brake by placing the brake right aginest the drill bit at its lowest position. then raise or lower with the stops till im happy with its depth. at that point the drill will only go so far depth wise and your good. I posted a quick example if you dont have the tools to measure etc etc This is not a reference on how deep .... just how to figure out when you are into the barrel

I wonder was there another Entry to that room or just the hidden book case.

Thinking how to one up you....

I would transfer it for free just to hold it, Hell might even cover the nics

Correct. thats how i do it. If you wanna really make it easy for a amateur just take the brake before its on the rifle and just make a small dimple so it will be easy to line up your hole when you go for broke and drill it Sorta line center punching it using a drill

Then new bit will eat right through it with out an issue. not to much pressure and stay constant dont bump it. you wont need tons of oil as your hole should take no more then 10 seconds

Im innocent of at least 3 of those offenses Only kidding. But its a good point. I have seen things some FFL's do which are questionable at best. that being said. If you have a question about your brake being pinned the last thing you want to do it try and remove it. The brake will still come off with force but will destroy the threads while your doing it. If in doubt ask the FFL before you leave.

yep

Sorry to hear that..... Maybe wait till this afternoon and if you still dont get an answer just stop by his place

WELCOME!

Nick. your a true gentlemen!

he was joking

Welcome!

HAHAHA I used the 3 d's Duck Dodge and Dive

I will guard it with my life until then

Hi, that is true, Its the only ruling we have in regards to making a threaded muzzle device into a permanent part of the barrel. So if a 14.5 inch barrel is 16" when a muzzle device is added and permanently attached then a 16" barrel with a threaded end is no long threaded when a muzzle device is permanently attached NJ has no state ruling so we refer back to the ATF regs. I also enjoy the dialogue even though it had been debated over and over PLEASE DONT CALL the AG and ask he will only rule it illegal and write it into law

I'm happy i'm not adding to the statistic

Yes i saw a rubberband gun he made.

FYI. some dealers have the packages stored at the fedex or UPS location. i would not be over concerned yet.