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Is that why our disarming government wants to put electronics in all civilian firearms?

I would check out RTSP in Randolph. I believe they have a Smith armorer there.

Kind of a waste of a pistol permit, though... It would give me some extra parts, and maybe I could find a completed set of upper parts. i do like the GEN3s.

Rifle Supply has Gen 3 Glock 19/23 stripped frames for $39.99 ($100 off). I would love to pickup one to make a dedicated Advantage Arms 22 Glock.

You need a background check and a walk through and a FAP to purchase. And it is illegal to have the high capacity alkaline battery models. And if you get caught there is jail time. And when you purchase a fire alarm you have to buy the extended manufacturer's warranty!l

In New Jersey, the liberals that believe nobody is really responsible and believe everyone should just hold hands and sing would probably ironically be seeking the death penalty for that man defending himself. And in some states he couldn't legally have defended himself, 20 and all. I wonder if the ,miscreants were mumbling, "Houston, we have a problem?"

You know, the tea that was spilled into the bay near Boston had a tax on it that wasn't that onerous. It was symbolic. That was the birth of the American Nation, and is now its on life support on Obamacare, or maybe the birth of the Sovereign State.

FFLs around me appear to be gouging private citizens on the private sales. And they want me to buy ammo and stuff from them? $60 to $100 to put it on their books and make a call to the truth police.... There should be a governmental way to do the transfer... Hey, if gun shops want to gouge you on a transfer of a new item that you had shipped to them that they could have ordered, so be it. But how is it constitutional that we have to pay a private entity to practice our 'permitted" rights? We should be able to deduct the dealer fee from the sales tax, but instead we are taxed on the unreasonable dealer fee. I wanted to buy two lower receivers, and the transfer fees on each were more than the price of the two receivers. I know, they are "guns" but really they are not. I also know that there is not much of a markup on firearms and how much it costs a small mom and pop shop to stock stuff, get it shipped, etc. And, if these shops went out of business, then I would apparently not be able to purchase any more guns in NJ.... Private or not. So, I just grit my teeth, find the best deal possible, and believe me, I would not spend money in their store other than what I had to. I would rather buy Ammo online, targets on line, etc. than support them when they take advantage of me. They can charge what they want and they make that choice. Some charge a lot more for a transfer than they would actually make off of a gun that they had to have shipped to their shop (they paid the shipping), and that is wrong. If a dealer made about $30-50 of of each gun they sold, then they shouldn't be asking more than that. I know, I know, they cannot grow and get better options from their distributors unless they make the sales. I would bet you a lot more people wouldn't go into their stores and then buy a gun from Buds or some other place if they weren't gouged. This whole system is almost a good example of crony capitalism. But, again, from another perspective, think long and hard what would happen to the gun community if the dealers were put out of business. There would be no legal firearms sales. Of course, Elmer would grin and say, "Well, I got my shotgun!" The only reason I can think of that I have to pay for my rights is that they are not rights at all. I am subject to a sovereign government. So dealers, I would love to get a response. At $90 for 15 minutes worth of work, that seems to be about $360 per hour. Not bad, especially with no overhead. I guess technically, they are taking a risk with firearms going through their store.

How is this man any different than a probable large percentage of our population that might still have some dangerous 11, 12, 13, 14, or even 15 round magazines lying around? i am not saying he is smart, and I am not saying that he doesn't have problems, issues, etc. but I think I would be mumbling if my life completely changed because of a headlight... https://www.njherald.com/20181220/army-vet-arrested-with-loaded-gun-in-newton# He would have been arrested just for having the HPs, if no firearms were found... Don't kid yourself. I am sure we are missing some critical elements to this story that were not provided by a one-sided, liberal statist media.

Brian Aitken was NOT a criminal and he was charged unconstitutionally, and specifically with unjust laws in which the sentence was excessive and cruel (but that would make sense with an unjust law to begin with and a State that has no concern or respect for honest, law-abiding citizens) The Hollow Point Ammo was not an add-on crime, it was in addition to. He was cleared of the gun charges based on the Federal Transportation Law but served time for HP counts until Christy stepped in. The Schmuck DA could have decided not to charge him but decided to make an example of one of his subjects. I think Brian still has the felony rap because of his illegal arrest in the Republik. The threat is very real. It wll depend on the common sense of the arresting officer, the DA, and the liberal-appointed judge, and then the mercy of the New Jersey residents which might or might not be legal citizens. I think I would rather play Kalashnikov Roulette than be subject to those odds, in particular faced with a career-driven, over-encroaching, unconstitutionally based, politically-motivated DA and then be subjected to the judgement of twelve brainwashed, liberal, citizens largely lacking common sense and good judgement in a ruling that would unjustly change my life. But who could blame them being spoonfed by a power-hungry prosecutor and a progressive, politically motivated judge. Do you think you.d be able to get a jury of 12 peers. Do you think they would allow any gun owners on the jury (which would really be a jury of your peers). Even if it is largely an add-on crime, which would never be added on to career (monemaking and violent) criminals, but rather to entrapped honest, hardworking people that have the misfortune to live in the nation's armpit.

Make sure that this gun is lubricated enough.

I am actually excited to do it. I am not in a rush. All I still need is a buffer spring and a stock (I think). I have a completed upper. However, for the second build I want to build the upper as well. Do you guys dimple the receiver plate?

I assume that this technique would be OK in NJ? Will businesses mail an adjustable stock to me, or would it have to go to a FFL to be pinned? Can I possess it or the barrel before they are pinned as long as they are not on a completed firearm? How to pin your AR15 M4 stock-no holes!

These are direct competitors to the Shield and they don't really offer anything up on it. The trip is about the same size as the Shield with the longer mag. The Shield comes with metal sights and has the shorter mag for versatility. The Blocks only win on capacity. They might fit a larger hand slightly better, and they don't have an attachment area under the barrel Not to mention, M&Ps have much better triggers. And the sight radius is on par

I watch college ball. Not interested in their politics and unpatriotic behavior. I won't watch professional basketball, either.

Million plus my a$$. I am disgusted with 90% of those that exercise their Constitutional Rights in this state. if there is a lack of compliance it is because of being uninformed.

What are some of your favorite AR tools? What uppers can you put on a standard AR build... only 223 and 556?

Again, I was not taking it apart. I was taking the slide off and the barrel out. I thought that was what a field strip meant. The plastic piece broke.

I wish I had a permit, as this is a gun I would love to have, and it seems to be a good price as well.

A CZ 75B matte stainless or a CZ P01 would be high on my current list. I would love a Postal Ruger Speed Six and a Springfield Armory M1A Scout Squad as well.

The only "essential" thing I am lacking is a carbine such as an AR. I certainly don't have duplicates. I have an AR lower, but need to build it. It was more of an exercise to me... For example if money wasn't an issue I think that this would be an example of an ultimate battery: If I chose another main handgun other than Glock, I would probably include the 23 as well: Glock 23 w/ a 9mm conversion barrel and maybe another (9mm, .40S&W)(.357 SIG) Glock 19 w/ Advantage Arms conversion kit (9mm) Glock 48 (9mm) or S&W M&P Shield (9mm) or (.40 S&W and conversion barrel) 1911 or S&W 625 (.45 ACP) Ruger LCR or Ruger Speed Six or alternate (.38, .357) Ruger LCR or Ruger Speed Six or alternate (9mm) Mossberg 500 combo set (12 ga.) Mossberg 500 persuader 590 (12 ga.) Ithaca Model 37 (.20 ga.) Ruger 10/22 Take-Down (.22LR) Bolt-Action Rimfire (.22LR) Browning Buckmark Target, Ruger Mark Hunter (.22LR) Ruger SP101 (.22LR) S&W M&P 22 Compact (.22LR) Ruger LCRx or 22/45 Lite (The LCRx would be awesome if it had interchangeable cylinders with magnum) (.22LR) AR15 (.556x45, .221) AR15 or Ruger Mini-14 (.556x45, .221) or (.221) Savage Scout (7.62x39) AK or Saiga (7.62x39) Springfield Armory M1A Scout (7.62x51, .308) Remington 700 or Savage 10 or alternate bolt-action (.308) Remington 700 or alternate bolt-action (.30-06) Pump Air Rifle in (.22) Per the Email above about circles... A concise battery might be: S&W M&P 2.0 Full-size S&W M&P 2.0 Compact (3.6 or 4.0) S&W M&P 2.0 Shield Mossberg 500 Combo Remington 870 Combo or alternate pump AR15 Carbine AR15 Mid-length AK variant Ruger 10/22 Take-down Bolt-action 10/22 Ruger Mark IV Target Carbine (Scout) .308 Bolt-Action .308 And her would be a smaller essential battery: Glock 23 w/ conversion barrel AK variant Ruger 10/22 Miossberg 500

I was just curious... Nothing to hide and no need, and its not like its cost-effective, anyway, especially when you would include your time, etc.

I think we are suppose to be offended by the blank they do. There is so much more to be offended by... mag limitations, one gun a month, duplicate background checks, horrendous time frames, unsanctioned stops... Hollow heads ban hollow points! Off topic a litlte... but more offensiveness... a school assignment to create a fairy tale. She was instructed to include some kind of horrible thing per the "formula" for fairy tales... poisoning, beheading, knife attack... but was told that in no way shape or form could guns be included. I am so tired of the brainwashing and conditioning of our youth. I saw a poster in school about having the Right to a safe playground. That is a nice to have, expectation, and all, but it is NOT a right.

i am interested in this and have been looking for some kind of anvil to get the process going. As another poster said, I think that they would make some nice gifts.

Is it legal in NJ to have 80% receivers for ARs, Glocks, and others along with all of the parts as long as they are not put together a completed firearm, including tools? What is the law regarding disassembled magazines? Could you keep springs, plates, followers, etc.? Do you have to have a certain number of parts at your residence for it to be considered complete? Like, what if you had the follower and the baseplate and someone else had the spring, etc.?