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I have the following items for sale. Let me know if you have any questions or want more detailed photos. Everything is in perfect working order. PayPal, Venmo, or USPSMO are acceptable. • BCM pistol and 1913/pic rail mount vertical grip, Wolf gray - $40 ***Sold*** Tangodown Stubby VFG in FDE with install chips. Fits 1913/Pic Rails: $55 ***Sold*** Complete AR furniture setup in Foilage Green: • Tangodown Battlegrip BNIW - $25 • Tangodown full-size vertical grip - $50 • Magpul MOE carbine handguards with MOE rail section - $25 • Magpul MOE Stock - $35 • Take it all: $110 Unity MicroHub with Unity Left Side Lightwing. The Lightwing takes SureFire Scout footprint lights. This is a great way to mount a weaponlight on those short SBF “Others” without feeling cramped on the handguard. $75 ***SOLD*** • Magpul Paraclip and Magpul ASAP plate (with both mil-spec and commercial insert pins) -$30 • Magpul Paraclip - $10 • Magpul MLOK sling mount - $15 • Take them all together for an instant sling mounting system. Just add your favorite sling: $40 ***SOLD*** First person to post “I’ll take it” with an item description wins the sale. Also - FYI - This is cross posted at another location. Thanks for looking!

I have the following items for a 12g Remington 870 for sale: Remington Factory Synthetic Furniture set - never used: $60 Speed Feed Stock - used but in very good shape and has a brand new recoil pad: $75 Mesa Tactical 6 round Sidesaddle with rail. Used but not abused. Comes with all mounting hardware. Looking “under” the rail makes a nice rear “ghost ring” if you have a front bead sight: $75 Knox Stock recoil reducing shotgun stock. Comes with cheek riser, shell holder, and battery compartment. Used, small tear in the rubber at the toe of stock that was crazy glued back together: $50 PM with any questions. All Parts are for a Remington 870 12g. All prices include shipping, and Venmo, PayPal, or USPSMO all work for me. The first to post “I’ll take it” wins the sale

The only tip that matters is: ”Don’t Suck!”

I used to go at least once a month. Been thinking about getting back into it. I can’t this week, but maybe next month

The actual legislation does not state you have to qual with the exact gun you carry. That was a constraint the court imposed in some places. Now that the courts are out of it, if you have been approved for a CCW license and have a qualification on record (shot with any handgun you own) then you can carry (within the scope of NJ Law) any other handgun you legally own. If you are already carrying on a permit that has already been issued by the court, and there are court imposed restrictions, I recommend you contact the issuing court or an attorney to determine if the court order still applies until your permit expires and you re-up.

1 switch sold. 1 left.

If it left the PD and went to the Courts, the courts have it. They are not supposed to send anything back to the PD. Anything that the PD was still processing pending being sent to the court, even if it’s under the old pre Dec 22, 2022 “courts decide” system, is converted to the new “PD decides” system. That could change, but that’s the current situation.

Man, one of my bucket list guns. Wish I had the scratch. Good luck with the sale.

My understanding is if it made it to the Courts, the Courts have to complete the process. Local PDs are only processing applications that were not forwarded to the courts. If the application was submitted on 12/22 or after, then the new rules and fees apply. Otherwise they are the old rules and fees.

***SOLD*** Zev Flat Trigger w/polished and coated trigger bar for Small Frame (9mm/.40) Gen 1-4 Glock pistols with polished and coated Zev “-“ connector: $90 ***SOLD*** If you like your current trigger weight and just want to “smooth” out the feel and add a flat Trigger the trigger only is: $80 Price includes shipping. Venmo, PayPal, and USPSMO work. First to post “I’ll take it” in this thread wins the sale. This is posted at other locations. *** SOLD ***

1 remaining - $70 shipped to you. Venmo, PayPal or USPSMO are all acceptable First post to say “I’ll take it” wins the sale. These are posted on other forums as well. PM for more info.

Nice!! It comes in 2 steel options: • D2 - Versions with Micarta scales • 7Cr17MoV - versions with aluminum scales They are both OK but not the best steel out there for knife blades - but it is a good “budget option”. After once losing a very nice and costly folder that was clipped to my pocket I am very happy to carry a budget knife daily and save the spendier knives for carrying at special occasions. I’ve been happy with the performance out of my sample of each type, but I carry the 7Cr17 version the most often.

Nice. I really like my T2.

Absolutely. Also, after having some time on one, I’d say the Aimpoint Duty RDS is a good option for a “budget” micro Aimpoint optic. They are about $450-$500 vs $800-$875 for an H2. Just keep in mind the difference in height when buying mounts. An absolute T1/T2 mount will be a lower 1/3 mount with a Duty RDS. Aimpoint Pro is a good choice as well. With a little work, you can find them under $400 new and under $350 used. I just grabbed a used PRO for $300 a few months ago.

Agreed. Hard to beat a mid-length gas system with an H2 buffer and mil-spec action spring and receiver extension for smoothness. I’m hearing good things about the A5 receiver extensions as well, but have no esperoence.

There is a slight variation to the case dimensions between 5.56 and .223: As well as the chamber dimensions for each: The Wylde chamber kind of splits the difference IMO - You can shoot .223 and 5.56 in a Wylde or 5.56 chambered gun with no worries. You can probably get away with shooting 5.56 in a .223 chamber on a quality barrel for quite some time , but there have been some documented issues and it is not preferred.

Yup - I really like the Columbia PFG button up short sleeve shirts with the crazy patterns on them. They are awesome for summer time. Light, breathable, and easy to move.

Posted this elsewhere but thought it would be helpful here as well: Carrying a gun is a system. Appropriate gear combined with appropriate clothing that complement each other. Gear: It’s starts with a quality belt designed to carry a gun. My recommended belts are: • Nylon - Ares Gear Aegis • Leather - Mean Gene Aegis or Bladetech Ultimate Carry Belt (which is really just a rebranded Kore ratcheting belt, or vice-versa) Then a quality holster in the style you intend to carry (OWB, AIWB, IWB) - $15 Amazon holsters with don’t cut it. My recommended holsters: • AIWB - Tenicor • IWB - JM Custom Kydex, Comp Tac • OWB - Safariland, JM Custom Kydex, Blade Tech The attachment of the holster to the belt is also important. I like Discrete Carry Concept Clips whenever possible. They are strong spring steel that pull the holster and gun in tight. I do not like plastic clips at all. Clothing: You have to dress around your carry style and the particular firearm you are going to carry. The clothes should be “gray” as well as weather and situation appropriate. They need to be able to conceal what you are carrying and should be easy to move to get to your gun. Size pants accordingly if IWB or AIWB - I wear size 36 waist but buy 38 because I carry AIWB daily. Size your tops accordingly to they hang over, but are loose enough to pull up and get to the gun on the drawstroke. I also like to wear a black Underarmor type shirt as a base layer. It keeps the gun off my body and has no wrinkles that would create hot spots. It also makes my black gun less noticeable than it would be against my skin or a light colored undershirt. This approach took me many years to get to but it works. No matter what you do, it will sometimes be uncomfortable, it will sometimes be difficult, but this method minimizes those times for me.

Carrying a gun is a system. Appropriate gear combined with appropriate clothing that complement each other. Gear: It’s starts with a quality belt designed to carry a gun. My recommended belts are: • Nylon - Ares Gear Aegis • Leather - Mean Gene Aegis or Bladetech Ultimate Carry Belt Then a quality holster in the style you intend to carry (OWB, AIWB, IWB) - $15 Amazon holsters with don’t cut it. My recommended holsters: • AIWB - Tenicor • IWB - JM Custom Kydex, Comp Tac • OWB - Safariland, JM Custom Kydex, Blade Tech The attachment of the holster to the belt is also important. I like Discrete Carry Concept Clips whenever possible. They are strong spring steel that pull the holster and gun in tight. I do not like plastic clips at all. Clothing: You have to dress around your carry style and the particular firearm you are going to carry. The clothes should be “gray” as well as weather and situation appropriate. They need to be able to conceal what you are carrying and should be easy to move to get to your gun. Size pants accordingly if IWB or AIWB - I wear size 36 waist but buy 38 because I carry AIWB daily. Size your tops accordingly to they hang over, but are loose enough to pull up and get to the gun on the drawstroke. I also like to wear a black Underarmor type shirt as a base layer. It keeps the gun off my body and has no wrinkles that would create hot spots. It also makes my black gun less noticeable than it would be against my skin or a light colored undershirt. This approach took me many years to get to but it works. No matter what you do, it will sometimes be uncomfortable, it will sometimes be difficult, but this method minimizes those times for me.

If anyone bought a Wilson BCG via their recent Blem sale - there are internet reports of functional defects, not just cosmetic blems. I don’t have one, so have no firsthand experience. Just passing along what I am seeing. Remember - this is the internet, so grain of salt and all that.

I have one that I use in classes that require it*. Never had an issue with it. It’s a good option if you’re concerned. That being said - I AIWB a Glock (either a G19 or a G48) daily. I carry fully loaded and charged in a Tenicor holster. I started carrying 20 years ago at OWB 3:00, then IWB 4:00, and settled on AIWB about 5 years ago. As excellently stated by @Mr.Stu - re-holster deliberately - and carefully look the gun into the holster. Make sure you are using OEM internals or parts that you are comfortable to maintain the trigger bar/striker interface as in spec as well as all the inertial safeties that are integral to the firearm remain functional. (I like Overwatch Precision for Trigger with bar or a Standard Co flat trigger shoe on an OEM trigger bar.) * Some instructors require it if you are AIWB a Glock in a concealed carry class.

Speaking of which, we’re due a clay shoot soon, no?

Best intro post topic name ever! Welcome!

I’ve been carrying the slightly smaller version of that Gerber cleaver with a flipper blade called the Gerber Asada (Amazon has them for $37 right now). Great knife for the price. I wish it was a better steel (have to sharpen it a little more often than I like) and I wish there was some jimping at the base of the spine of the blade, but all in all, a great daily carry knife that still has that “wow” factor when it comes out. Highly recommended.