High Exposure

Sure, without a PG stock it is.

Well done laddie! What colors/paint did you use?

Good luck with that Oh, OK. Gotcha.

PB, I am not tracking your request then. What are you looking for? Are you asking what statute you would be charged with for possession of an "Assault Weapon" as defined by NJ?

On and taped over lenses.

This^^ Even if you win. Even if you are right.

NJAC 13:54-1.2 is the statute: http://njsp.org/info/pdf/firearms/062408_title13ch54.pdf Below is the "Guidance" from the NJAG's Office to help interpret the statute: http://www.state.nj.us/lps/dcj/agguide/assltf.htm

What does this have to do with anything? No one is saying to be a sheep. No one is saying lay down for anyone. No one is saying that it is anyone's fault but the criminals for items being stolen or property damaged or destroyed. There are unscrupulous people out there. Bad people. Vicious people. Evil people. You need to harden your lives and property against them. Don't be an easy target. It is called personal security and it should be practiced whenever possible. Locking your car is an easy one - it doesn't even cost anything as your car comes with locks. No, you can't use force/violence to stop a crime against property. I am willing to bet that Lecky knew this when he posted his original question. He is understandably angry and frustrated. That doesn't mean he can lay in wait and beat on someone breaking in this car.

This^^ This is happening all over. I can personally confirm this is a huge problem all across Middlesex County. Crooks are looking for open/unlocked car doors then ransacking the vehicle. Maybe 1 in 30 reported thefts also involve a criminal mischief/damage to vehicle and those are only when something big is left in plain sight in the vehicle - Laptops, iPads, Camera Equipment, etc.... Lock your car doors. Bring valuables inside. Use motion sensing lights on your driveway/garage/porch. These criminals are lazy and are looking for targets of opportunity. Don't be one.

Lecky, I know you are pissed off and feel violated, but please delete this topic. Nothing good can be accomplished here.

Your driveway? http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php/topic/63340-rattle-can-ar-paint-job-lets-see-pics/?fromsearch=1

You could get a different magwell. Both the Sentinel Designs Magwell: and the Salient Arms Mag Guide: are designed for use with standard mags as well as some extended baseplates. They aren't a huge funnel like a lot of the comp magwells out there, but they work very well.

I use these: http://www.brownells.com/magazines/handgun-magazines/magazine-parts/magazine-floorplates/large-black-sku642000003-9519-23533.aspx They are aluminum extended baseplates that add 0 to capacity. I have them on all my dedicated training/comp mags and they work great! They work awesome with my magwell (I like the cheap Prezine plastic ones), protect your mags when they drop and the little bit of extra weight is nice when swapping mags quickly. A little pricey at ~$16 a pop but worth every penny IMO.

A 3913/3953 is way to big for pocket carry.

From a cool guy I used to work with, but he left me

My vote is for the PM9. Great single stack 9mm. Has good usable sights unlike a lot of smaller/pocket guns. Holds 6+1 (I carry 7 round extended mags as reloads) and has a nice trigger, reminiscent of a nice double action revolver. It is small enough for pocket carry, big enough for holster CCW. I carry it often as BUG to a full size pistol either in a pocket or on my ankle. Occasionally it is my primary carry piece on my hip in a Comp-Tac IWB. It's nice having full power 9mm in a compact and shootable package. The S&W Shield is nice, but it's a bit big for pocket carry. It's is a great AIWB. The grip is big enough for a secure draw, the safety makes sure you don't castrate yourself and the barrel is short enough that it is comfortable when sitting. If you can wait, Glock is rumored to be making that new single stack .380 in 9mm. I am eagerly anticipating its release, but at the same time I'm not holding my breath.

I have the Contour. It's awesome and low-profile.

If you want it as short as legally possible, why do you want an adjustable stock? Just pin it all the way closed. If you really want the shortest possible rifle, look at a bullpup. My MSAR (AUG "clone") has a 16" barrel but it's overall length is shorter than my work issued Colt Commando which only has an 11.5" barrel.

Some folks would nit-pick a blowjob.

Because you don't have any coping mechanisms!

Sorry brother. Got home extra late this morning and just passed out. I do have these but they aren't great photos: This morning when I get home I promise I will get you a couple of better ones. Also, there is this:

When I get home in the AM I can take some.

Keep it up Checko! Just wait until you get to EVTC

Fair enough Alpo. Sometimes I get sucked pretty deep into my personal frame of reference. Thanks for the reality check brother.