Rob0115

If you are alive to ask on a forum I'd guess, according to the way NJ looks at it, no.

What are they? Are they NJ legal?

That's the greatest description I've ever heard.

Then you're screwed. How do you pay your bills--money orders? Get s friend with a checking account and give him/her the 20 bucks to deposit.

Electronic check. Basically your banks routing number and your checking account number. The routing number is in your checks and deposit slips before the account number along the bottom.

Well, this thread is really going in the toilet....I'd say no pun intended but I'm not sure that's true.

That's it. I'm sticking to beer.

LOL!

Yes but please do let us know if the result is explosive diarrhea so we all know the consequences should we be faced with the same conundrum.

+1 it's good fertilizer.

This is why I drink beer. It can get skunky if you don't take care of it, but it won't kill you.

That happened to me for the first time ever last week. It's bound to happen. I was surprised it wasn't noisier, about the same as a cap gun from when I was a kid. I use my Dillon or my rock chucker depending on mood or am requirement.

Don't lube during the seating / crimp process. Put a piece of brass ready for seating and run the ram up and screw the die down until it makes contact with the brass, return the ram. Put a bullet in the brass (after of course adding powder), run it up and adjust the bullet seater plug until you get the bullet depth that you desire. Now back the seater plug out again a few turns, lower the ram, turn the die down (not the seater plug) about an eighth turn, run the ram up (you are crimped), you may go another eighth turn if it doesn't appear to be good but I'd go no more than a quarter. Adjust the seater to contact the bullet, and lower. You now have an adjusted seater / crimp die that shouldn't crush any brass. When you use a seater / crimp die having the brass trimmed is important. If you use one of those bullet through the hole FCD you can watch and not run the ram all the way up if the brass is long. Don't over crimp, there is a lot of back and forth on the merit of crimping related to velocity, accuracy, etc. I crimp lightly on my rifle rounds. I have a horrible hangover this morning but I think I was lucid enough typing the post. You can also google setting a seater crimp die and there will be youtube videos galore.

What dies are you using? What press? Why / what are you lubricating the bullets with? Why are you lubricating the cases for bullet seating? What's your procedure for setting the seating die?

Staged or not the I like the news anchors closing comment, "this man does not plan on becoming s victim anytime soon."

I've done it a bunch of time. I just said firearms collector and it's always gotten approved.

sweet!

I don't know if that's true or not but their views seem completely orthogonal with someone who would be making use of their second amendment rights.

I have a house in Florida.

http://www.spikestactical.com/st-compressor-sbr-300blk-nfa-p-792.html I may have to sell a few things that I didn't want to sell to fund it but it looks worth it! I'm going to have to part with SPR, my BRO 308 and my beloved BRO skulls 300 to fund it. I think it'll be worth it.

You bet, I need to get settled because I have dreams of an SBR and an M1 Carbine.

FOPA says pack'em up and drive'em down. I'm going to make more than one driving trip but I'll use a large locking dock box that I have with things carefully packed.

What do yo do in IT? Bank of America has a big office down there.

I'm on Amelia Island so look me up and we can go out and enjoy our 2A rights at a local range. Congrats, I obviously like the area and have been hanging around down there before buying for the last 12 years.

Please don't.