Everything posted by Rob0115
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Sig Sauer 30% Off 22 Conversion Kits (40% for Legion Members)
Wow 179.99. Just completed my order.
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Recent Statement from NSSF Re: Gun Ownership/Carry, etc.
I gave this a like but I'd probably say 58%. There's gotta be some folks that shouldn't own
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So whats everyone getting since AR's are taboo again?
Come on man, I'm a bi-state resident and today I'm in NJ.
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Springfield Mil-Spec Experimental Prototype #1
LOL.
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So whats everyone getting since AR's are taboo again?
This is probably, actually definitely, the coolest looking lever I've ever seen. Where do we get these?
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So whats everyone getting since AR's are taboo again?
I built an 458 SBR.
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.357 Sig VS .40 S&W
Yeah I've thought about getting one. I shoot 9x25 which is 10 necked down to 9.
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So whats everyone getting since AR's are taboo again?
That's for the tip. I have not researched the gun other than it was something I've always wanted.
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So whats everyone getting since AR's are taboo again?
Well I'm glad you got because I know it's being well cared for. It sucks that MSAR shut that down they were really easy to handle bull pups. I ended up buying a Tavor afterward and then ditched it because I thought it was ok on the ergos not great. That's why when I saw a real AUG that takes P-mags I grabbed it.
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So whats everyone getting since AR's are taboo again?
'Is that stripped of with LPK or butt Stock?
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So whats everyone getting since AR's are taboo again?
I had an MSAR and sold it but of all the bull pups I found it most comfortable to handle. I've always a wanted an AUG and when one popped up at the LGS I grabbed it. I haven't shot it yet but I'm sure it won't disappoint. If ever in NE Florida come by and see us NJGF guys, there's more than a few, and play with it, or anything else, till your hearts content.
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So whats everyone getting since AR's are taboo again?
I bought a Styer Aug A3 with a 42 round magazine.
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Should I Get an M1A?
Sure if you have the money and like them.
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Springfield Mil-Spec Experimental Prototype #1
Yes he's not just a gentlemen he's becoming a real gunsmith
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Dynamic Combat Solutions F T W - Cerakoting Pro
I don't, there probably scratch just like the original finish. However, I've had cerakoted guns for a while, I don't baby my guns and I haven't noticed anything in particular. Hope this helps. If you want to handle one come on by GFH and you can check one out yourself.
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Britain Votes To Leave EU
Yes that is pretty good back of the envelope work and probably represents a reasonable view on an inflation adjusted return. All of which supports that people shouldn't pretend to be stock pickers and not try and time markets, but instead have a sound investment plan.
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FID card required for Gunsmith work?
' That seems silly. What if I don't have an FPID? Why can't I get Gunsmithing work? What if I inherited the gun or bought it as a resident of another state? I find RTSP doesn't know the laws or purposefully narrows them for some reason. It's their store so it's their policies but don't pass it off as the law. They wouldn't sell me a pistol because my FPID and d/l doesn't match, meanwhile my town had just done the P2Ps. The one counter person told me to run over to DMV and get a state ID, which is illegal, to make the purchase.
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PWS FSC Series MOD 2- opinions?
If you like the upper don't send it back there are reasonable choices you can have. Sure fire makes an expensive and a less expensive comp (pro-comp), spikes dynacomp. I ran a bcm for a long time in NJ.
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Britain Votes To Leave EU
Actual return vs CAGR. I'm only quoting CAGR. I'm not sure what you're looking for. Sorry dude forgot the word annually since inception. My bad thought it would be evident. Sometimes I type too fast for my own good and don't proof read.
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PWS FSC Series MOD 2- opinions?
I've seen enough that I'd skip for an NJ rifle.
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Britain Votes To Leave EU
The Dow has returned 9.895 since 1-1-95 up to the close today. I had a typo when I was using my iPad I meant to type 9.9% and don't know what happened. The official data is 9.902% since inception with corporate actions. So it's pretty spot on.
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PWS FSC Series MOD 2- opinions?
also is that threading on the inside of the bird cage? Would that further constitute a threaded barrel? Another NJ no-no. It's odd but would that be for a can attachment?
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Britain Votes To Leave EU
I unfortunately have to agree with that now. What we are is unclear but the direction we are headed is clearly bad.
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Britain Votes To Leave EU
Uhhh no guys, like the United States on a slightly smaller scale. We are a representative republic and not a pure democracy, you know that right? Do you think Texas wants gay marriage? Do you think Arizona wants men whipping out their wangs in the ladies room? However, the federal representatives do and kind of trampled states right on the way, eh?
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Britain Votes To Leave EU
There's no 10% tax cut, you manufactured that, so your premise is flawed and they will actually have to raise taxes--a quote from Exchequer. The promise was to redirect EU payments to the NHS. That's already been re-traded by the guys who made the promise. So yes they are exactly like our politicians, they lied to get a vote they wanted. In fact the two numb nuts that made all the promises have both resigned from their parties and parliament because of how badly they mislead the voters. So the scary propaganda they bought was staying in the EU was bad. Don't forget the other big issue was immigration. They want control of their borders which the eventually won't get if they want to be on equal footing from a trade and employment perspective. There is a tremendous number of Brits working outside England that if the English should pay hardball will be forced to repatriate and apply for work visas--not likely. England is going to have enough of an unemployment issue that they are going to want employed people in other countries to come home and further drain the public dole. Of course that is two way and foreigners working in England will have to repatriate out as well. However, there is a huge deficit that works against the Brits. When all the high paying jobs at Deutsche Bank, JP Morgan, Merrill Lynch, Citi, RBS, UBS, Credit Suisse leave London and the foreign workers follow those jobs to wherever they end up--I predict Frankfurt--it will just further exacerbate the deficit and reduce tax collections (causing further negative consequences). There's already over 4 million signatures for a re-vote on the referendum. I gave one example in the form of Welsh redevelopment of many on EU funding to the UK. Most of England isn't like London, it's like the Medieval times with a mostly unsophisticated populous. The example I would use for the EU is it's similar to a representative republic, which of course leads to debates over local (states) vs the republic (federal) reign. England also runs the largest, by a lot, account deficit for funding imports and that will come back and bite them in the ass at some point. Right now with the uncertainty Gilts, English treasury bonds, are selling and yielding nothing, which is the only silver lining for as long as it lasts. However, if the economy stumbles, and it will, they will have a very difficult time funding their account deficit. Other countries like Venezuela have that issue and now when people take a shit they have to use their sleeve to wipe their asses. I don't believe it will get that bad for England. Venezuela's economy is shrinking by 10% most prediction for England are 3% if they do a good job cutting trade deals. England http://www.tradingeconomics.com/united-kingdom/current-account You can believe what you like, I said I wouldn't get into a pissing match, but this is what I do for a living, As I've said before I don't care if they stay or go but it was a great bit of bamboozling by two clowns that are now out of government. BTW, the sterling is trading at 1.28 below a 30 year low. Stay or go I don't care.but tax cut? No way, tax increase and pretty big most likely. Remember they have Obamacare on steroids, everyone gets it Right now I'm focused on handicapping whether or not they'll actually go. One the most expensive real estate markets in the world London is already suffering: http://www.wsj.com/articles/u-k-property-shares-drop-on-uncertainty-following-eu-referendum-vote-1467715870 One week sterling / usd chart: http://www.xe.com/currencycharts/?from=GBP&to=USD&view=1W Here's the 10 year, look at 08 when it was 2.05: http://www.xe.com/currencycharts/?from=GBP&to=USD&view=10Y