DTtuner

Thank you all. I was hoping that reloading was the "secret" to avoiding these ridiculous prices we are seeing.

Trying to figure-out if purchasing a reloading setup is worth it. I'm sure that it is, especially in this post-Sandy, Obama-hysteria climate. I'm looking to reload .308, 7.62x39, .223/.556. I know that the primary benefit of reloading is the quality and consistency of the ammo you can create, compared to factory stuff. But how about cost benefit?

Post office. Problem solved.

PM me if you're interested in black 15/30 pmags.

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Nice, thanks everyone. I can't F-ing wait!!!! Now... try to find ammo less than 50 cents per round...... =(

No, I am negotiating a FTF sale.

Ok, thanks. I'm in the ballpark then. Lucky me

Wondering what the AK-variant experts on the forum would pay for this rifle. I'm currently considering a purchase, and I have little to no experience with AK-variants and pricing. All I know is Arsenal is generally considered top of the list, quality/reliability-wise. Please don't post links to gunbroker.... Whats a good price(range) to pay, on a "Normal" day? $500 $1000 $1500

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Thanks!

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Bingo. Sprinkle in some mid-life crisis... Still not a biker.

Demand. That's what drives property taxes. You want to live within a stone's throw of NYC? You gotta pay. If you think lower crime rate is going to lower taxes, then I want some of what you're smoking. Hell, if crime dropped, and NJ became a better place to live, taxes would only go up. Besides, do you really believe they would ever Lower taxes???

Spikes http://www.aimsurplu...tem=XSTU5035MOE And if you find an AR that isn't accurate to 150 yards...it's not an AR.

I ordered 3 of these exact same light 6 months ago... except from Ebay. Yes, it produces a strong beam, and has a telescoping focus feature. Also accepts rechargeable lithium ion battery type 18650, for more voltage. However, it's a cheaply made chinese P.O.S. One of the two screws holding the belt clip on has begun to spin in place. Can't remove/tighten. A few droplets of water splashed near this thing cause the lens to fog-up, and then fail completely until I dried it out. Guarantee this thing will fail within 50 rounds of anything it's mounted to. This is not a go-to flashlight to depend on. It's a decent kitchen, or toolbox light.

Count me in. And my wife if you have the room

I'm defniitely up for a Carbine 2 class, and the CCW class. Make sure you PM me before signing up!

Tip: When installing the Bolt Catch Assembly, don't use a hammer and punch tool. Instead, "crimp" the roll pin into the hole using a pair of channel locks. Put masking tape on the teeth of the channel locks so you don't scrape your receiver. You'll understand once you get to that step. Using the hammer and punch is much more difficult (you need 3 hands), and increases risk of scratching your receiver.

I just created a post about this same thing. DO NOT go the epoxy route. No matter what anyone says. It'll fail on you when you need it most. Guaranteed.

I'm done with Autozone. There's a Pepboys closer to me anyway. Screw them.

Have you ever read on "the internets, yo" that it's perfectly reasonable to mount your front sight, and/or front sight base to your barrel, using only high-strength epoxy?? I have. And being the DIY-er that I am, believing I can do anything in my garage that a master gunsmith can do... I tried it. 3500 lbs/square inch Epoxy. The strongest stuff I could find at the big-box stores. May as well have been scotch tape. About 16 shells of mixed 00 Buck, Slugs, and Birdshot later... I raised my gun up to the target, looked down the rear peep sight, only to see.... nothing. Luckily for me the $80 front sight landed 3 feet behind me (somehow). And I was at an indoor range, not outside in the woods or some such. My next move? Walked straight out of my port, to the front counter, and got my shotgun signed into the gunsmith's book. Hopefully it won't take too long. Details: Firearm - Mossberg 500 (factory bead sight) Aftermarket Sight - Mossberg Ghost Ring kit Epoxy used - Typical "Metal" epoxy, 3500 lbs/square inch

My thoughts exactly. Good in theory, tho.

Confirming 12/16, 1pm.