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High Exposure

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  1. Why you doing Chewbacca dirty like that? Uncool Man! Thanks!!! She’s a Mini-Schnauzer. She’ll be about 15-20 lbs fully grown.
  2. It’s not a thing now. That info comes to HQ from the state on a secure connection. You can’t get that info in a patrol car via MDT lookup.
  3. I’ve posted this before, but it is a good reminder: GUN STORE EMPLOYEES ARE NOT PAID OR TRAINED TO GIVE YOU LEGAL ADVICE!! I repeat - GUN STORE EMPLOYEES ARE NOT PAID OR TRAINED TO GIVE YOU LEGAL ADVICE!! Do not rely on gun store employees to keep you out of jail, or to interpret laws for you. They are there to take your money and walk you through some paperwork. Heed their advice at your own risk. They are paid to sell guns and keep the shop out of trouble - NOT YOU. They are not required to have any training or certification in NJ or Federal laws past what is required to take your money, get you through NICS, and get you out the door. There are some good ones that are knowledgeable. It is up to you to vet them, and decide if they are trustworthy. Take legal advice from competent and reputable lawyers*. Preferably one well versed in NJ gun laws. * Yes, that includes taking advice from well meaning members on online Gun Forums as well. Yes, that includes what I wrote above. I am not a lawyer. Accept what I said above at your own risk. If you don’t know, research what you learned and vet what you hear/read here and elsewhere (which sounds exactly like what you are doing. Kudos!) That being said, Krdshark is correct. You are right. They are wrong. (Except for any restrictions on firearms on certain properties - for example a military base)
  4. I’m an idiot. My Covid raddled brain read your statement as “AOWs are ILLEGAL in NJ.” You are correct. AOWs are on the path to get the same treatment as SBFs in NJ.
  5. How does being in NJ change external/terminal ballistics? In a 9mm, a shorter barrel and longer muzzle device may make sense - as a shorter barrel can make the gun less bouncy - it shortens the time the barrel is pressurized which can shorted the travel distance of the BCG. This may keep it from bottoming out at the back end of the receiver extension. But there is lots of work involved to get that tuned right. Are they though?
  6. But why? More barrel is actually useful - more useful than a 3.5” comp on a 5.56 gun anyway. If you have to have a certain length up front to make the minimum for an SBF, you’re better off having as much barrel as possible to get the best performance from your ammo.
  7. They are a lot of fun, but expensive for what they actually do. They don’t make great training rounds because you end up watching the rounds themselves and their impacts instead of concentrating on the fundamentals.
  8. Talking to a couple guys that use thermal professionally (hunters and .mil) they are all recommending the Trijicon Reap IR. I’m not sure on the price differences, but it’s pretty universally recommended.
  9. About 6” here. New puppy loved seeing snow for the first time.
  10. Something like the Marlin Model .60 Semi-Auto 15 - 18 round Tubular magazine (think under-barrel magazine tube like on a levergun or shotgun) https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marlin_Model_60
  11. *** SOLD *** *** SOLD *** *** SOLD *** Brand new in box - never used Ops-Core Fast SF Carbon Composite Bump Helmet (Non-Ballistic) Color: Gray Size: Large (22”-23.25”) Vented Lux liner with worm dial suspension Comes with all standard accessories (pads, accessory mounts, rails, NVG mount, bungees). Licentia Arms MCB Counterweight Pouch shown is no longer available. Price lowered accordingly. I know this is not for everyone. It is a niche item for sure - but, this is the top of the line in non-ballistic, lightweight head mounted NVG/NOD platforms. They go for over $1k if you can find them. $800 shipped with $1k insurance *** SOLD *** *** SOLD *** *** SOLD ***
  12. They closed my son’s school for this:
  13. This “Home Storage” portion of the entire firearms package was what was holding the rest up. This was the one part some Ds couldn’t get behind. So they will remove it from consideration, and then we will see about the rest. IMO
  14. IMO this one does not have the legs to go the distance.
  15. I thought this bill died and had been scrapped….
  16. Basic or advanced setup? Hobby or Professional grade/use? Where do you want to mount it? • Head? • Hand? • Rifle? Do you currently have any IR capabilities?
  17. In my experience, leaving doors unlocked overnight is often an oversight (usually due to booze) or one person though the other did it.
  18. Bump - sold items removed, new stuff added.
  19. This is good advice.
  20. Understood. I have a few of the Magpul Fixed Carbine Stocks. I also have the extended insert that gives you an extra half inch of LOP - https://magpul.com/firearm-accessories/stocks/stock-accessories/prs-extended-rubber-buttpad.html?mp_global_color=118 However - it sounds like 1/2” is not enough adjustment for the OP, so his only option is to remove the Magpul fixed Stock and replace it with something else and have it fixed. When the OP removes the Magpul Fixed Carbine Stock there should be a standard receiver extension underneath. For $30 you can get a Magpul MOE stock and a Strike Ind. Stock Stop and set the LOP exactly where you want it without pinning anything. That’s the cheapest, easiest, cleanest solution I can think of that will let the OP play with LOP til he gets it where he wants it.

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