Rob0115

You poor bastard.

Listen, I'm all for CC using some executive action to help the 2A environment in NJ. However, the problem with this course is the next governor can change it as easily as CC enacted--nevermind Weinberg's (double dipper) attempt to nullify. I hope she not successful because I just find her repugnant in every way. Anyway the real point is if you want real and durable change it has to come through the legislature. I signed the letter but if the next governor wants it'll be gone with the same pen stroke.

I'm going to do the atlas bipod as well. I thought about the Timney, had two in ARs and loved them, but Jewell reviews were fantastic. Maybe I should reconsider? I have a little time. I was looking at the manners T4A carbon fiber, XTR, McMillan tactical, KRG whiskey and a chassis that Mike had for another customer. I don't remember what it was but it was very comfortable. Good luck and keep up to date on progress.

I went for a ride on my motorcycle, got a little sprinkle then it got decent. Went out for a quick cocktail with th wife and the sun came out. Hopefully were on the mend.

It out shoots me every time I get it out. I haven't shot it since I got the Vortex FFP because the weathers been crap, rifle is still in NJ, but I wanted to try last weekend and today but no chance. I may take it down to Florida next week when I go back. Better chance of shooting it. I cooked up some rounds with 28 grains of H4895 and I'm made some with CFE223, your recipe, but have t gotten out to try. All loaded to max mag length. I'm excited to see yours doing so well since the barrels are identical mine should be capable, however I'm not. Still love it though.

Ok what I know so far: Barrel will be cut to 26" Action trued Badger knob Badger lug Apa little bastard gen 2 Seekins 20 MOA base. Leaning towards a Jewell trigger. Looking at a couple different stocks and chassis.

I went right on 17 in sloatsburg wear a beat leather jacket, rode my bike, and have a long scraggly chin beard. I don't think they were stereotyping anything. They're just pretty slow, when they actually found a moment to chat they were fine.

High on the primers and spot on for the powder I wanted. 30.99 H1000 and 38.99 for LRMP. Remington 9 1/2 Primers were a couple bucks higher. Factor convenience and no hazmat and not bad. Selection was limited.

I'm going to try master class next time.

Well I called them and they left me on hold for 18:24. I hung and called back and the kid transferred me again. After 4 minutes I said eff it I'll order online enough stuff to make it worth it. Edit: I decided to take a ride.up because its only 27 miles away. I've never been treated so poorly, ever. They didn't give a shit that I was standing there at all. The guy at the counter took care of his friend who came in well after me as well.

That's actually funny.

I don't recall if this is the correct store but didn't one of these Orange County NY shops sell reloading supplies including presses? If I thought it was Davis but I'm not sure but if anyone knows I'd be appreciative. I'll be calling at 10 when they open.

I was clear that I wasn't sure how they booked them. If they book them AE then you need to NICS them back when being retrieved which would include hand gun permits. They're doing something correctly because they've been operating for a while. As mentioned by other posters there is no paper trail on long guns so there's really nothing preventing that. However, if everyone believes this is ok why are you bothering to force someone to fill out a COE for private sales if the paper goes nowhere? The seller is even obliged to keep a copy.

Yes they can keep the guns anywhere they live. If he is renting from his friend he can keep,guns there. It's not a storage agreement.

Ok the stuff has arrived at Tier one and I really enjoyed the chat. Let the game begin.

'You cannot rent a space in someone's basement unless you're living in it too. You can store with companies like FSS because they are an FFL book the guns in and can pass a BATFE audit. It may be the same booking as Gunsmithing.

I fixed it. It is a straw purchas based on the intent described here. It works for storage with FSS because they are FFLs and they book them in.

That's not legal either. It's a straw purchase if he buys them with the intent to "sell" them back. The plain answer is no, you cannot store those guns unless your co-worker moved in with you.

I would think MIG is fine. It's faster and puts less heat into the target metal. Be careful not to melt the pin either way.

I believe it gets returned.

I had that problem and then used my iPhone and it worked.

I'd go with bad ammo.

Hope so. for 135 bucks I had to give it a crack. If they're good I'll get another one.

Mine shipped Tuesday. I ordered from Rainier, end of Jan, not direct.

I'm waiting for my Polymer80 to show up, I'll finish it in FL, but finishing one inside of NJ is a no-no.