MartyZ

definitely not NJ compliant.

I wrote off CTD when they refused to ship me a +2 mag extension for a G21 mag, which is 13 rounds. Their reason was that the same extension could be used on a glock .40 mag which would make it over 15 rounds. Those aholes also would not sell me an adjustable AR15 stock which I was going to use on my mossberg 590.

Check out Ballistics Advantage. I know they are not a well known brand but have great reviews and i'm getting sub-moa out of mine, they are owned by aero. Edit: Not sure if they have fluted or dimpled though.

Weaver Kaspa 1.5-6x32

Still looking for a good scope

Great minds think alike. I actually didn't see your original post until just now.

If CC had any balls he would sign an EO to strip all NJ legislators of their CCW and private security and have them re-apply with the same scrutiny as the rest of us. They would change their tune immediately.

Steve has them for $55, the price is right on his website. http://monmoutharms.com/firearms.html

I would use a heat gun, it's easy to overheat with a torch. Don't forget the hand guard is most likely aluminum not steel.

Davis is an authorized hodgdon retailer and they regularly have their powders. Presses however I've only seen one or 2 Hornady's in the store

I'm not arguing this point in any way, I too sometimes go to the range with loaded mags, and sometimes I don't. I just have a question regarding case law, if NJ really does treat a loaded mag the same as a loaded mag gun then what will distinguish one case from the other? Is there actual language in the case transcripts that say loaded mag vs loaded gun if the LEO flat out says loaded gun?

Probably get $200 at a NJSP buyback

If you have space issues, get a couple ammo cans, padlock them, and keep them under your bed or floor in the closet. Your kid will never get in them if their padlocked. I have a 13yo and 7yo boys and i have 8 ammo cans padlocked in the closet, no problems

I got a 24 gun fire safe and it barely holds 6 rifles and 3 pistols and HD shotgun on the door. What ever safe you get, it will be too small eventually. As far as ammo goes, aside from loaded mags in my safe, I have mine stored in 8 50cal ammo cans with locks next to the safe in the closet.

You are correct, I wasn't reloading during the last shortage, I actually started reloading towards the tail end of it and it was a lot easier to find reloading equipment then powder and primers, even at 3x the cost. If you believe that buying reloading equipment now is the right idea that's fine. I believe that it's better to spend money on primers and powder when they are readily available and save up money to buy better reloading equipment when the OP is ready to start reloading. I made the mistake of not saving up money for reloading equipment and bought a lee load-master. If I knew then what I know know I would have started to save money when I started saving brass and would have gotten myself a Dillon instead. Again, the ultimate decision is the OPs, he asked for an opinion, that's all I gave, my opinion from my personnel experience.

Fundamentally they haven't changed, I agree. But new models and features do come out periodically.

I agree, I personally started collecting my brass about 10 years ago but only started reloading 2 years ago. To my dismay i found that primers and powder were difficult to come by. So if you are confident that you will start reloading i would start stocking up on primers and powder. Presses and dies i would hold off on since they will be readily available and its a good bet that when you decide to start reloading something new will come out

I got mine from monmouth arms a few months ago. You can try giving Steve a call

Lol, forgotten

I want to add a muzzle brake to my savage model 16 .308 but i don't want to thread the barrel. Anyone have experience, good or bad, with clamp on muzzle brakes? This one i found custom machines them to the barrel dimensions http://wittmachine.co/index.php

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Why wouldn't it be legal? It's just a copy of the PS90, the PS90 is legal.

I finally got my SPR working and am now ready to reload for it. I have been reloading for a few years now but strictly pistol ammo, .45, 9mm, and .40, have not yet reloaded rifle. I have all the needed hardware along with over 1k of ready to reload .223 brass that I have been saving throughout the years but now I need some info, specifically when it comes to reloading for precision shooting. I know that I will have to go through a lot of trial and error to find the correct combination of components to make the right bullet for my rifle but I figured I could limit my financial exposure a little by narrowing down my possible bullet and powder selection. I am looking into 69gr at the moment and have been reasearching a few bullets and have some questions. The first question, are all match 69gr and heavier bullets HPs? Looking at Hornady, Sierra, Barnes, Nosler, etc... they are all either HPs or Tipped. Also, I have read that some bullets have issues that they can't be seated deep enough to get an AOL that works in AR mags. Specifically about the A-Max, that the ogive is long enough to create this type of problem. Also, powder, I would prefer a powder that meters easy and is in ready supply. Was looking into CFE 223 but not sure if it's a good powder for precision ammo. As always, I appreciate all the help I can get.