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Here it is Some of you may remember the thread I started in April (yes its been that long with an address change and p2p wait and such) when she put the PK380 on hold. Some people said it wasnt a good choice for her and whatnot. My initial impressions are very good ergonomics but a major PITA to break down to clean. The guide rod and recoil spring are ridiculous to put back together. Aside from that the gun is ambidextrous and features a really light racking weight due to the type of recoil system. This helps my gf because its easy to manipulate, especially since a neck problem affects her hand strength. Range report coming soon, I'm pretty excited to try it. Recoil is supposed to be soft and ammo is relatively cheap. Will update soon!

the guide is GTG for ammo I've used them plenty of times

Did you decide to sign up?

he has a forum. http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/forum/119-green-academy-of-personal-protection/

I would say your gtg but maybe pm Cameron and ask?

Probably not. Are you accurate at 100 yds?

Go for it!

I'm bringing my franken-AR and my Colt govt model. (With a serpa shhhhh). I thought about getting a chest rig but I don't like the thought of things getting snagged on the sling or what have you. I bought a voodoo tactical drop leg Mag holder instead. You actually sold me my pistol belt haha. I say bring the rig if you want to.

Oh OK. Thought you were talking about .223 specifically. I'm a fan of their .45 ammo.

I've used both, so far no issues here. Will be running a Carbine Class with the Aguila soon, probably with some PMC thrown in. What were the issues on the Aguila?

Very smooth transaction. Thanks

Quick payment. Would definatley use again. Thanks

Smooth transaction thanks bud.

Anyone near Hillsborough want to combine orders? Don't know if I want to pay 150

I wouldn't count on it. But you can try. NJ laws are confusing enough for us let alone a PA guy that doesn't have to abide by them. You can always talk to a dealer here in NJ about getting one already compliant. PK90 already posted in this thread seems to be a stand up guy who knows his stuff, though I've never actually dealt with him.

Get a comp, better recoil control anyway. The guy next to you won't be happy though.

Generally a brake or comp will have a closed end that is only big enough for the bullet to pass through. Flash hiders are open ended or pronged to eliminate flash.

The welding is debatable. As long as its permanently attached by pin. Here is the yhm brake that seems to be popular. http://www.rainierarms.com/?page=shop/detail&product_id=78 If you are doing it yourself not to expensive. If going to a gunsmith it's more $

The hider can be replaced. But all this quickly turns into $$$ You're savings aren't so good now eh?

If you have a pistol grip you need to cut the bayonet lug, take off the flash hider, pin a compensator on, and pin the stock. BEFORE it enters NJ

Yeah. Everyone I've spoken to about it says Cameron is a really good instructor and loved the class. What set up are you bringing?

Glad to see someone else from the forum going. I'm pretty stoked, its my first class.

Good point. I totally forgot I set mine up like that also. I'm interested in the v post as well

Isn't that the standard size most sights come with? I think the OP was trying to get something thinner

I have this knife and I love it. The grip is hard plastic checkered and should not get hung up on any closing. I've also never had any problems with the safety deploying on accident