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Awesome Rob, thanks. I was looking at that gas block but wasn't 100% sure it would work. I'll call Geissele and ask.

If I am at Katz on Bay Ave in Highlands I get it on a hard roll (they have great hardrolls). At Atlantic Bagel I get it on the everything bagel. At home, I make Pork Roll on an English muffin with runny eggs. Sue me. I have never liked Slaters. Yeah man, I grew up in AH. Moved to Sayreville for a bit and then got married and moved back to AH about 3 years ago. If you're going to be around give a shout.

That's funny. I went to my local shop this morning here in Atlantic Highlands. I asked for a PRECSPK on a whole wheat everything bagel. The counter girl smiled, nodded, reached into the deli case, grabbed the familiar cotton sack of Taylor's Pork Roll and made me my sandwich.

You take your assigned rifle on patrol and return it at the end of shift. Team guns are assigned individually and drawn for jobs or training.

The SBRs are select fire. The 16" guns are semi only.

This is true.

Ha! Someone has to pay for them. Yeah man, the MAWL is well thought out and fits smoothly into the current trend of weapon set up - if I had my druthers that's what we would get. We shall see what they are priced at. I have had a DD Omega 7 installed for 6 years or so, but I want the extra room and the weight savings.

We are looking primarily at the DBAL-A3. The BE Meyers MAWL is very very nice, and I would prefer it (I am working with them on a Quote as we speak) but it is a bit more $ and only available in Class 3, while we can get the DBAL in non-eyeball frying class 1.

Gotcha. That makes sense. If the free floating rail works ass advertised, it will flex/move without disturbing the barrel or receiver with the optic mounted on it holding zero for your optic. If there is a DBAL/PEQ15 or even iron sight on the tube, you are going to get a shift POA/POI shift when measured against the optic on the receiver. The heavier railed tubes are more rigid and resist flexing a bit more than the tube type handguards. I thought you read something about the tube flexing under the weight of the laser.

What I find interesting about that Wiki entry is that it is titled "Pork Roll" and not "Taylor Ham" - And if you search Wikipedia for Taylor Ham it brings you to the Pork Roll page. It's first sentence has the answer: If it's true name was Taylor Ham wouldn't Pork Roll be listed as the regional name?

Same.

You have a link?

Two conditions for alteration: 1) It can't be permanent - I have to be able to return it to its original condition. Which is why I want to replace my FSB not alter it. 2) Any alteration has to be approved and inspected by the armorer... Who is me The main reason I want to do this is we are getting IR lasers and I need to ditch the carbine length MOE Handguards currently on my Colt Commando and install a FF tube. I figure that if I am going through that much trouble, I may as well just install a longer tube, for example a 10" ALG EMR V2 that is sitting on my workbench. If I can't find anything that will work, it may actually be easier to re-write the policy and eliminate the "No Permanant Modification" clause.

I've shaved down quite a few already. It's easy to do, and works perfectly. However, this is going to be for a work gun, And I need to be able to reverse it.

Does anyone make a Low Profile Gas Block that will replace a standard fronts sight base and lock into at least one of the pin channels cut into the barrel? Thanks.

I would say it is fine.

Nicely done!

I think that is a "throwback" package like the Mets wearing pinstripes last week or the NJ Devils wearing Red and Green.

I have bought a lot of used gear - guns, optics, clothing, IFAK components, lights, NODs parts, backpacks, comms gear, knives, pouches... Everything so far has been quality, in new consition, and as advertised. I reckon I have saved upwards of $10k buying used gear over the years. Some of it has gone back to the manufacturer - for example I recently sent an RMR, one I bought used, back to Trijicon. I had bought it used ~5 years ago. When it arrived there were no issues and I shot the shit out of it mounted to a Glock. Then recently it began losing zero. Trijicon sent me a brand new unit with the upgraded internals, no questions asked. I only paid shipping one way and had it back in under a week. Had a similar issue with Surefire when I broke the mount on an X200 I had bought used. They sent me back a brand new X300U. The only thing I would be cautious about is armor. Depending how it is stored and handled it may no longer be viable armor and the only way to test it is to take a hit with it. No thanks.

You may want to clean up and re-size that metal plate to fit back on the stock under the recoil pad. It likely added some strength to the stock. In the event you need to mortar the rifle to clear a malfunction, it will keep you from cracking the actual stock.

You can always add the LRBHO with the New Frontier Arms upper receiver: https://newfrontierarmory.com/shop/c-9-billet-ar-9-slick-side-upper-lrbho/

Gotcha.

BLF - didn't you have a Lone Wolf lower as well?

Looks good Bryan, well done. BLF - Same here - QC10, but in .40. I am very pleased: I also have one of the NFA uppers with the LRBHO feature and am thinking about building a 9mm version. I just need a lower. The PSA may be a contender...

I got a deal on a TA01NSN w/ Insight MRDS a few years back. DT is right. If it's a good price, snag it. The 4x ACOG models, and the TA01 in particular, has some eye relief issues. Between that and the reticle, it is not regarded as the best of the ACOGS. That being said, I am happy with mine. I paid ~ $400 for it used. MRDS/RMR etc above the ACOG is less than ideal. I took the MRDS off and put it on a work MP5. The holdovers and related chin-weld necessary to make it work was just atrocious. Also, this model ACOG is not spec'ed for the BAC.