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Fuck Suarez. That is all.

@Alex V Here is that article I was telling you about in class on Saturday. Pics with descriptions at the link. http://www.breachbangclear.com/jtt-rmrs-3-ways-to-fix-the-flicker/

What's the LE price like?

My brother has a German Shorthaired Pointer named Ruger.

I know it doesn't necessarily apply to NJ but maybe S&W knows something is actually in the works for the Hearing Protection act? Fingers crossed that it's true and something will change here if it changes nationally. I'd love to have cans on my HD guns. Either way, S&W is a good company and hopefully will make Gemtech grow as well. And who knows, if S&W is right, maybe Silencerco will bounce back after taking their gamble on the Hearing protection act as well. We need all the good firearms companies and advocates for 2A rights we can get. http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2017/07/02/gemtech-sold-smith-wesson/?utm_source=Newsletter&utm_medium=Email&utm_content=2017-07-04&utm_campaign=Weekly+Newsletter

Nice! and very very true... I always like: If you thinking you're a person of some influence, try ordering someone else's dog around. - Will Rogers

Says the guy that prides himself on being cryptic.....

Thanks for the help brother!

Flash hiders are not illegal in NJ in on of themselves. They are only illegal as an "evil feature" part on a semi auto rifle that already has a 2 count on existing evil features on an AR that would be a detachable magazine and pistol grip on a semi-auto rifle. For example they are perfectly legal in NJ on bolt guns, lever guns, and semi auto rifles such as an SKS, US Rifle .30 cal M1 and Ruger Mini-14s.

Friend in CT has a legacy SF suppressor. He needs this device to be able to attach it to his bolt gun. He's had a rough year. Needs a pick me up. I'm trying to find one and gift it to him.

That could be a bristle from a street sweeper that got a whacked with a mower.

First one is a water filter. Second one is a crappy picture - Bent oil dipstick? Can't tell the shadow from whatever is on the ground...

Yeah, pic was correct but item was not. I emailed them anyway - you ever know which way the error was, wrong photo or wrong part description.... Thanks!

Thanks guys. I am trying to contact an old acquaintance that works for SF. Maybe he can help. Haven't talked to him in so long I feel funny asking....

Thanks for the assist brother. I know it's gonna be a bear to find, but I have found that NJGF always comes through. Someone here always knows a guy, or has one squirreled away somewhere. I have faith!

Build a 9mm AR pistol that shoots Glock mags and don't look back. Better ergos, mag compatibility, easy to source parts, Use a 7" barrel, Put a law tactical folder on it with a brace, and rock on.

Looking for a SureFire Legacy SF FH556-215A flash hider for a bolt gun. It's an out of production item that has been replaced with their new offerings and I can NOT find one anywhere. Anyone have a line on one? Thanks in advance.

That's actually pretty big. And ugly. And clunky. I say go Scorpion if you want something different in 9mm. They're making a lot of cool stuff for that gun.

Not true. I can download video straight to my phone's Photo album.

I'm a helper.

We got a Ring Pro doorbell camera. I am very happy with it. Ring also sells individual cameras that can be hard wired or solar powered, and a motion sensor light with camera built in. If the security cameras are as good as the doorbell, you should be pleased.

If you are going to make the decision to carry a gun, carrying any less than every day is short sighted. That's true whether you are male or female. You can't make an appointment to get in a deadly force confrontation - if you could, instead of deciding to carry you should decide to stay home. Carrying is a lifestyle choice. I have a hard time getting this point through to my people with regards to off duty carry. You can't just carry at Christmas time, or only if you are going to Newark or Trenton*. You can just as easily get into it at the Wawa around the corner tomorrow night in the nicest part of the safest town in America. You are trained, you have the equipment, now you need the mindset. Be prepared. As an Instructor, I'll take women students over men all day long. They pay attention, they listen, there is no ego, they take criticism well, they make the suggested changes, they are all around better students. As for women only classes - I think that's a mistake. They don't make women only convenience stores, or women only food stores. As a women you are going to use your gun in the real world. Get used to it. No instructor worth his salt will tolerate any harassment, belittling, etc.. from anyone towards anyone. Yes, Vet your instructor and make sure they are teaching what you want to learn. Yes, by all means take classes at your level - beginner, advanced, whatever - but don't restrict yourself to classes based on gender. All of the quality instructors I have attended classes with refuse to do women only classes. They all also prefer to coach/teach women over men for the reasons I have stated above. Women shooters, on the whole, are growing in numbers, getting more involved in the shooting sports, the 2A movement, and the training world, and that is awesome. * That's not to say you shouldn't conduct informal threat assessments before traveling. You should absolutely be aware of your surroundings and have realistic expectations for the places you are traveling to - and then possibly make adult decisions to NOT go certain places based on your assessment.

Are you a first responder (Police, EMT, Fire) or previous or current military? Vortex has a very nice good-guy discount.

The Swiss are elitist assholes that will do anything for money - harbor criminals, bank money for terrorists, etc... But that is another topic.