Rob0115

I'm not going to shave the lug or pin the brake. I'll keep,it in Florida. It's a Nodak spud receiver so it isn't original anyway. I don't see anything with an after market receiver being worth very much ever. I'll do some investigating into some of the items you mention above. My AK knowledge is modest but I'm a quick learner. Thanks for all this detail.

'You are correct and I'd keep it Florida so I can have a proper stock on it too.

I'm insure if I'll do it or not. I'll get the kit and assess whether or not it's a good idea. It's 74 not a 47. If it goes well I'll do another. Nodak spud receivers appear to get reviews by the folks at akfiles. I think I'll want to shorten the barrel. There's a few adapters for folding stock. I haven't decided on the stock yet.

Anyone ever buy a parts kit from AK builders? Their reputation seems very solid in other places. I have a Nodak Spud receiver that I was considering for a short barreled AK.

24"

Very cool

MDR762.

I'm going to call them to see if they can shorten an AK barrel.

I can only keep those items where legal which is my Florida residence. I'll be selling the NJ place this year anyway. I also got another stamp today so I'm expecting a bunch more to get approved as I have 8 pending all submitted around the same time.

I have have plenty of sense, you live in fantasy land and argue from no point--consistently.

You don't get me, believe you don't, so stop trying. Your rantings are utterly senseless. I don't care what someone does or chooses as long as their decisions, which I have no control over or desire to control, impact me. I'm concerned when your choices force me to things I don't necessarily want to do. . I'm happy for your grandfather but like most of your post it made no sense. Btw, I hate broccoli but eat it because it's good for me. Let address at least one of your attempted points. If someone were to walk down the block and fall on my property' which includes the sidewalk; got hurt and made a claim my insurance would go up. So yes they would. However, that's part of the responsibility you take on when you want to own a home. I have to insure it against a loss, fire, accident. That's protecting the investment I made and being responsible. If someone were to torment my dogs and be attacked I'm sure it would be a problem for me. Thats the responsibility I assumed when I decided to have them. So no, it may not be their fault or intention but I'd be responsible for them if they were hurt on my property or by my negligence and wouldn't shy away from that. If you choose to drive without insurance, strike me down and kill me, will you assume the responsibility of providing for my family? I'd guess not so I am now forced into insuring myself against you.

I'm not sure you got me. I was replying to the comment I'm covered when others aren't so I don't care. My point we you should care because they cost you money. I depend on no one to look out for me.

Agreed, this is a great and accurate view by these women.

Part of you insurance premium is to pay for those "uninsured motorists." So those scofflaws are costing you money. Nothing for free with insurance.

M6 is a great choice, a buddy of mine has one and it rips and who doesn't need 575HP? Right? I miss the day of the 10 cylinder M series cars but hey emissions and fleet mileage are what they are. Luckily these turbo chargers are providing a lot of fun. I think the most fun car I have ever had, still have it, is my T2 Touareg V10 TDI (Twin Turbo). I'm going to cry when I finally have to part with that one because there will never be anything like it again.

I went to https://www.guntrustlawyer.com and they connected me with a lawyer in my area, based in Jacksonville, FL, and I did a more complex than cookie-cutter trust given some other life complexities. The cheapest trusts should work for 99% of people. The only difference between a trust and an individual is the background check and CLEO sign off. For SBR's the ATF has an online capability at https://www.atfonline.gov/EForms/ and you just fill out the web form, upload your trust documents and away you go. Even the description of the rifle has every maker I've ever seen in the database. You need to choose caliber, barrel, OAL, provide a description of why you want it (the standard: To enhance my collection and all other lawful purposes). Submit it, pay with your credit card, attest all is true and then wait. For the silencers they took down the eFile site and you need to fill out the paper work. I purchased my silencers from my LGS in Jacksonville and they did all the paperwork. I just signed and gave a check for 200 / can. Here is a video on the electronic forms and how to files. Silencer shop posted this video and has a others on their website for non-electronic forms. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZRbsltM3jyU

Sorry bi-state resident here. Still love the NJ gun forum folks. We live in the one of the worst gun states and the attitude and enthusiasm of garden state gun owners is fantastic.

300 blackout SBR build stamp came today! I'll be selling the 14.5" barrel (about 200 rounds, comp, gas block, tube and FF keymod rail to make way for the shorter barrel and hand guard. That's two new stamps this week with 4 month turnaround. Still waiting on the one for the can.

Awesome.

Ok what I've taken away from this is your screen name is AMG, which is MB, but you ave a M-Series. . I have to GT series Porsches (GT2, GT3) now registered in Florida but I never put a front plate on them registered in NJ. I never got stopped for it either.

MDR bullpups available to buy.

I have a 340pd that I CCW. I'm disappointed with this.

All speculation until the final product is unveiled. My post was based on looking at my MpX-P and articles on the prvious MPX-c. If you cut the threads the barrel would be less than 16". This is based on the MPX-P proprietary threading. What I've read is the MCX in 5.56 and 300 AAC does not have prop threads so perhaps this won't either. The stock will need to be "pinned" or fixed so other way. The magazines are another concern. They are proprietary on the pistol and I'd imagine the same for the carbine.

I meant you can't put a can on it in NJ.

If the MPX carbine is the same as the pistol the threading is proprietary metric and they ship with a flash hider. I have a liberty suppressor and fortunately Liberty will custom make their adapters for their can. I don't know if you'll be able to find a muzzle brake. The carbine barrel may not have the same threading but make sure you check it out or you'll have a hell of a time making it complaint. The stock in the images looks like it will pose some challenges to pin as well but I'm sure someone will figure it out.