Rob0115

W231 is good for .45. You can google it and it will tell you which calipers its good for.

223 brass. As well as the scale and caliper. IM sent.

Pm sent.

Where do you buy locally?

Depending on price 5,56, 9mm or 45.

If anyone's willing to teach ill provide all the beer needed.

Interesting article, but it makes me think the best way to learn to reload is to have someone with experience show you. I've been interested in reloading for awhile but am hesitant due to lack of experience.

I have a spikes heavy buffer and titanium spring new in box...opened never used.

I'll take it if the person before me doesn't want it.

I may have a NIB spikes setup. If interested ill try and dig it up.

I've really wanted a White Oak Armament upper and missed Maksim's while asking silly questions so i just bit the bullet (no pun intended) and ordered. When I called they told me 10-12 weeks but expect 12. That would have had the upper ready by end of October. However, it came via UPS yesterday....I was shocked, 4 weeks. I've had a lower on order for a bit that has arrived yet but I can't wait to assemble it and try it. Pics to follow.

PM Sent.

I am considering reloading for a variety of reason, cost, quality and to learn more about the sport. I saw the RCBS rockchucker supreme kit on sale at Cabelas for 269. I am sure it is a fairly basic starter platform but I want to make sure it is good quality for the money as a beginning reloader. Thoughts? http://www.cabelas.com/product/RCBS-Rock-Chucker-Supreme-Master-Reloading-Kit/728426.uts?Ntk=AllProducts&searchPath=%2Fcatalog%2Fsearch.cmd%3Fform_state%3DsearchForm%26N%3D0%26fsch%3Dtrue%26Ntk%3DAllProducts%26Ntt%3Drockchucker%2Bsupreme%26x%3D0%26y%3D0%26WTz_l%3DHeader%25253BSearch-All%2BProducts&Ntt=rockchucker+supreme&WTz_l=Header%253BSearch-All+Products

Living in the republic of New Jersikstan I wouldn't test anything with the AR15 on it unless you are willing to press you point in court. I have to agree with Vlad on the banned list or substantially identical to the banned list. Colt AR15 is named as prohibited. I think it's straight forward but why not contact one of the 2A or NRA lawyers in NJ? I think you can get access to the advice if you are a member of the ANJRPC.

Does that include the gun, a box of ammo and range time? I thought I saw the rentals marked as 10 bucks.

I've got a spikes zombie lower. I'd say its real nice for 99 bucks.

Here's my bushmaster with some extra stuff. This one has a POF lower and a Rainier Arms match upper.

I have a copy of the FFL that was faxed to me. If I am sending it to the FFL why would I need the buyers FID or whatever it is in NYS? Can long guns be sent USPS? I thought only UPS? I am asuming with FFL copy I should just keep that with the rest of my records, take the payment and ship the gun well packed an insured. Let me know if I am missing anything. I rambled so I'll make this a list: 1. I recieved a copy of the FFL 2. I packed the gun with tons of tape on the box and plenty of packing material inside so it won't be damaged 3. Take my payment in MO funds 4. Ship it insured thanks, Rob

OK, this validates what I was thinking above.

I am selling a long gun to a NYS resident. I have a copy of the license from the FFL she wants it sent to, but what else do I need? A receipt that they received the gun? What transfers possession from me to that person or FFL? Thanks, Rob

I would check if an upper cant be sold threaded without muzzle device. If it is separate from the lower it's not even a gun at that point and doesn't need an ffl. I would upon receiving it have my muzzle device of choice pinned and welded on the gun. Remember the las states that the guns can have two of the listed evil features in NJ. That would be the pistol grip and removable magazine, thus no collapsing stock, no threaded barrel without a pinned and welded end. Unto to itself the upper not only isn't a firearm but it will only have one evil feature and that's the threads. That was me thinking out loud but I would check. If you are buying an entire rifle to an ffl this won't work.

Don't put too much stock in BATFE. It's a good guideline for selection. However anything that says flash hider in the description or flash suppression is a no-no. If left to defend yourself to a court this may be the only bit of information to prove the legality of what you selected . I didn't realize you were looking at a 50. I am not sure how many place you can shoot it. I think cherry ridge is 4 hours / week middle of the week. A 50 is a long way off the .22 or 9mm you mentiond earlier. The device options for this barrel say muzzle break. I think they are fine.

Is that good or bad? I was looking at the ER Shaw setup from Model 1 sales. Any dirt there?

You need to make sure it doesn't say flash hider or suppressor. If they have a BATFE certification like PWS that's even better. Battlecomps are legal, common and really good. Which were you looking at? If you are only going to use the gun in NH then why worry?

JSE Surplus has varmint uppers with 16" bull barrels complete with BCG and charging handle for 415.00. Model 1 sales has a nicer set based of an ER Shaw with a stainless 16" (no comp varmint) barrel for 495 with BCG and handle. Or go on AR15.com and see if someone has some nice used stuff.