Rob0115

If moving is not an option maybe a new job is in order. I commuted from Morris County NJ to New York everyday for 27 years in the financial services industry. Crazy long commute with traffic and crazy long hours in the business, coupled with being out of the country 1 month per quarter. Well you get the picture. I actually commute from my home in Amelia Island, kids are out, my wife comes some weeks and doesn't others. I leave at 5:55 on Monday morning (about 20 mins earlier than when I was driving) and I'm at my desk by 8:45. I cut out early on Fridays or I sneak out Thursday night and WFH on Fridays (I've been around so long they give me that accommodation) and it's been less stressful than my drive that I used to do. The added benefit is I live in a free state and go golfing Saturday morning with my XDS in my waist band (probably going to get a glock 43 but that's another thread). I feel your pain, believe me. I don't know your family situation but if you have young kids consider moving for changing jobs. It's tough not to be home all week.

So far I've tried only 90 but I'll be working on some heavier weight bullets. There's a good recipe for 115s that I like that's up next.

That's one way to go but if you are going to be messing with different ammo I recommend an adjustable buffer for 300. I have the JP which I like because it's absolutely silent.

Well sort of....my obsession with odd caliber guns brought me to having this made. It's a custom lone wolf upper all assembled by their gunsmith and the work looks great. It's chambered in 9x25 dillon. The slide is an extended slide with an extended barrel. I bought the frame from glockmeister for 200 bucks and it's a Gen3 20SF. I really like the work lone wolf did including the engraving which goes through he port and onto the barrel. 9x25 is a 100mm casing necked to 9mm, it's kind of the .357 sig brother which, as we know, is a .40 S&W necked to 9mm. It's a snappy little round and makes quite a bang when it goes off.

Check and see what you have. Is there an H on it by any chance? What's the gas system length?

No lock back is common. I use and adjustable gas block and a JP adjustable buffer on my 300 builds. They behave differently with various ammos. It's a round that was built for suppression so a standard buffer and spring may some times be too much due to lack of pressure.

It is one of the best school districts in NJ

I've had one of these for more than 25 years. Love it. I used to 25 +p but I don't know if they make that anymore.

Correct they dumped that a while back with their new AG.

I tend not to get into a battle of the wits when the opposition is unarmed.

Do they do the US132 without a pistol grip?

I think it's near nishuane park. South of Bloomfield ave and east of the reservation. I'd pass. If I were moving to Montclair it would be north of Claremont ave and even closer to watchung if possible.

What street is it on? There is a difference between Montclair and Upper Montclair.

If you are commuting to NYC focus on places that have access to mass transit. I've been commuting there for 27 years and at 28 I'll be done. Bergen is very commutable and you'll pay it in your taxes, Essex county as well. What they also have in common is they are as blue as blue can be politically. Morris is very commutable to NYC, I'm 27 miles to the port of authority, and it's a republican county. Much better on property taxes and 2a.

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Exactly when will these be going on sale?

Just dreaming a bit guys. I'll be selling the barrel and rail on my 300 and getting the same stuff, just shorter with a can for it.

Last set of permits in Montville took 6 days. Good schools,mreasonable taxes for NJ and CNN rates it in the top 20 places in the U.S to live. I'll sell you my house I'm moving to Florida.

Wilson combat 5.56 with match barrel and bolt, WC once piece trigger. Mega Billet matched set side charger 6mmAR chambered. No optic yet.

Be sure that you are in compliance with storage laws on reloading components.

Match quality stuff I put in ammo boxes. Plinking bulk stuff goes in ammo cans.

If you reloaded the .357 maybe you'd shoot it more.

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I said that would happen. . Reloading is safety first.

Wait till the debate starts. I wouldn't personally. Tight group is spherical I believe so it's possible because it doesn't ignite as easily as flake. However, I'm odd and wouldn't unless I lived in an extreme cold area. Someone will completely disagree with what I've said in a few minutes. I always think this way, how much do my body parts cost?