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Im also in hillsborough. Im joining SCFGPA next month. Everyone seems high in this place. Prices are very reasonable and the people on here have been helpful. Get your app in maybe ill see you there.

Agreed. Not every numbnuts knows how to safely handle a firearm so as to not accidentally shoot me or my family.

Im new to long guns and I'm looking around to buy my first AR. I dont feel like building one from scratch and I know there are a thousand customizations that I can add on later, but I'll just start with more or less basic model. Is there anything I should look for when choosing one brand from another? Anything, or anyone I should stay away from? From what I've been told that they are all "basically the same" but I don't know if I believe that. Thanks for any info!

Great to hear the surgery went well. I hope she recovers quickly

Thats ridiculous. Why the hell wouldn't they want to do it when you have a huge competitor that has no problem as long as they follow the law? Stupid.

yeah just an allen key should do it. You should be able to replace it with a normal guide ride right?

awesome thanks

The first time I took mine apart I took like 20 mins just to figure out that the slide wouldnt move forward because of the "firing pin plunger lever" kept stopping the slide.... Felt like an idiot after that but now its a breeze. That hollow spring plug looks rather annoying though

wouldnt happen to know the regular price for winchester value packs in 9mm or .45 acp anyone? I could always call tomorrow I guess. Thanks for the info

thats if youre doing routine field strip. I'm not sure how far down you want to go.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SEBrkF0sMgI&feature=youtube_gdata_player That's the one I watched the first time

hahahahahaha

More or less haha. I was just saying basically NYC is powerful enough that some way, some how, they will get around having a full scale carry law. Whether its incredibly difficult to procure or insanely overpriced. I think just to have a FID its over $300 now. But like I said, I'm no lawyer, so what do I know.

What do you mean by a tweak? Is it something I could do myself? As I don't have any real gunsmithing experience. I seen a wilson combat spring set that I think I'm going to pick up. Thanks for the info It's lowered...not sure about flared honestly.

With the amount of power NYC holds,I can see it maybe be legal to recieve a permit, but they may severely restrict the amount of permits handed out by legislation or loopholes. Couldn't tell you how. Im not a lawyer. But I can guarantee it will happen.

I've taken everything apart but the firing pin and mainspring housing assemblies when I bought it just to check things. I obviously would look into it before hand so I wont get in over my head. The sear spring wont be tough.

NYC is the lifeblood of that state if not a major powerhouse in the country. The mayor has bigger budgets to control that some countries I bet. You'd be surprised how much power that municipal government holds.

Right but I assume he meant to change all the springs to make sure everything is working right

Actually now I realize there is a sear spring and firing pin spring as well

When you say springs, do you mean just the recoil spring or main spring as well? It was used generously ill say. Some wear marks and after market add ons but barrel still in good condition

May not be a problem at all. I am fairly new to firearms and recently purchased a used Colt 80 series. Im very happy with the gun as it is extremely accurate, no failures, and everything seems to operate as it shoud.....except every few rounds the spent casing will fly straight back and hit me square in the face. Its nothing more than an annoyance now but if I ever needed to use it without preparing my glasses, a hot .45 casing to the eye would be rather uncomfortable. Any thoughts on why this would happen? Extractor maybe? Thanks.

And if you buy it legally while on vacation (or day trip for that matter) in PA making it your personal property, then return to your home. By definition it seems to be legal no?

That was for me to make sure I understood lol.

In essence, you only need to burn a PPP when buying a pellet gun in NJ. And no registration in NJ is necessary cause its already yours. Would that affect you being able to use it say at a range, being you may have no proof you actually bought it in PA? doesn't seem worth the hassle.