High Exposure

It's funny 'cause it's true!

Here's a G19 for sale by a forum vendor: http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php/classifieds/item/3873-featured-deal-for-today-glock-19/ Oh, and I wouldn't want a G18. Fun for a few mags but relatively useless in FA.

You are not going to get a useful answer because there isn't one. It will depend on the totality of the circumstances. If things have gotten to where I am looking at the attachment method of the muzzle device on your rifle in order to determine how "permanent" it is, that's probably the least of your worries. It's also most likely out of my hands at that point and up to a county or state prosecutor.

Awesome, I was just coming to post this. That's small thinking amigo! It's good to have an extra sling around. If you plant it in your parts bin it will grow into another rifle!

BFG is having a 2 for 1 sling sale on their VCAS 2 Point Quick Adjust slings..... https://www.blueforcegear.com/sp-1501?tm_campaign=Free+Vickers+Sling&tm_keyword=hFItLdhgZUY0VkAhq2ga&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=SP-1501+&utm_term=Vickers-AK-Sling-Black-ove-copy-600x400.jpg&utm_keyword=Free+Vickers+Sling&utm_source=Themed%20and%20One%20Off 2 VCAS slings for $45 is pretty damned cheap. Just sayin'

AIWB (Appendix In the Waistband) and IWB are significantly different As a right handed shooter I wear an IWB rig daily with no issues at 4:00 on my belt line. An AIWB rig worn at 1:00-2:00 on the belt line is a different animal completely.

You are correct in your thinking. It can look as nice or as shitty as you want, as long is it is done correctly.

You do realize that this is Shawn we are talking about here.

I don't think that is correct Shawn - As a NJ resident you can't buy a stripped lower in PA anymore. In any event we are taking about FFLs. You know what the first F is for right? It ain't NJ. And, if I remember correctly, assembling an AR from parts that you own in order to sell a complete finished rifle is manufacturing. Assembling a complete rifle from parts owned by someone else is gunsmithing. Hopefully Paul will confirm.

But if I buy a stripped lower, build it into a rifle, and sell it I would need an FFL07 and I have to pay the 11% FET correct?

:P I changed nothing and you know it:P :P :rofl:

Do you? I assume you meant "What you write?"

So I only see a 01 and an 06 FFL registered in Carney Point. I don't see an 07 FFL holder which is what I think you need to do what you are doing.... http://www.atf.gov/content/firearms/firearms-industry/listing-FFLs

So of course you find a way to being it up.

If he's not an 07 FFL holder and paying the 11% FET he may want to take this thread down. But you know he won't, he thrives on drama.

https://www.atf.gov/files/publications/download/p/atf-p-5320-8/atf-p-5320-8-chapter-2.pdf On barrels that are already 16" you are probably fine following NJ guidelines alone. However, I'm pretty sure that if you are permanently attaching a brake on a < 16" in order to make the 16" requirement for a rifle as designated by federal law it is more specific in approved methods than just making "permanent". https://www.atf.gov/files/publications/download/p/atf-p-5320-8/atf-p-5320-8-chapter-2.pdf I am sure someone more versed in this than me will be along shortly to verify or correct me. Are you an FFL holder?

But he had time to write a GoT Companion. Ass. The series already caught up to the books on two character's story lines....

Yup. That was it until April of this year. valar morghulis

GoT last two episodes being shown in IMAX starting this weekend. Included is a trailer for next season which starts in April. http://youtu.be/93BCoZjtlOQ

Yes. -5 demerits. May god have mercy on your soul.

Shane, I get what you are saying about feeling the hammer under your thumb. My first issues gun was a S&W 4013TSW and first personal gun was an HKP2000 LEM and we were taught to put our thumb on the hammer - it would remind us to decock if we forgot and tell us by feel if something was hitting the trigger as we holstered. It's a useful TTP if you carry a DA gun but it's not a must have feature for a carry gun for me. I am very comfortable with carrying my Glocks. I'm not a fan of AIWB. Mostly because I am short and short waisted making it an uncomfortable way to carry anything with a barrel longer than 3" when sitting. I also do not like the idea of having a loaded gun pointed at my thigh or happy place. I am a big proponent of looking at your holster when it's time to put the gun away. If you can't take your eyes off the threat, you shouldn't be holstered. Also, it takes less time and is safer to look than to try and do it by "feel", especially CCW type holsters. And Fu, those rules (especially 1 & 3) are useless if you carry a gun for self defense. They may be good on the square range but that's about it.

I have recently started using my trigger finger to engage the safety and am slowly converting my guns to BAD ASS Ambi safeties with a standard lever on the left and the short lever on the right. IMO a regular length safety is to long on the right side (for a right handed shooter). It gets under your trigger finger and changes the way if feels to hold the rifle. Do not like. The short lever works better.

http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php/topic/74021-new-m9-being-offered-to-the-army/?fromsearch=1 Lipstick on a pig.

Bad ju-ju brother. Glad you are OK.

I'm curious to hear this story.....