High Exposure

17 and 34 are the same mags and they will fit in a G19. 19 mags are shorter and won’t fit in the full size G17/34 frame. The length of pull and grip circumference are the same on G19, G17, and G34. The difference is the G19 grip is about 1/2” shorter, but that has no effect on hand size.

G19 is the best “do-everything” Glock out there. But the best shooting Glock, IMO, is the G34. I agree with underdog, getting the .40 version and spending a little more on conversion barrels gives you a lot of options. However, if you are only ever going to shoot 9mm and don’t stock .40S&W and .357sig it isn’t really helpful.

From an acquaintance in NZ: ” NZ firearms ownership is based on a licence which you then get endorsements for depending on what you want to do, once you are licenced you are good theres no waiting period or limit on the amount you can buy at one time. A Category is rifles and shotguns over 762mm long, semi autos with certain features fall into E Cat. B Cat is pistols, can only be used on approved ranges. C Cat is for collectors and includes machine guns and mortars up to 60mm but you cant really shoot them anywhere. D Cat licence to deal firearms. E Cat is Military Style Semi Automatic (MSSA), eg an civi M4 a neutered M4 would be A Cat. To get a licence you need to provide two references who will be interviewed, have an interview with an arms officer who will also check your security eg safe or lockable closet (security requirements increase depending on which endorsements you get). Theres a bit more to it but that's it in a nutshell. Heres an example of the types of firearms available and how much they cost. $1 USD = $1.46 NZD. https://www.guncity.com/firearms/all-firearms”

Magnum Or, if you are a Star Wars fan, Pre Vizsla https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Pre_Vizsla You can train it in Mandolorian. No one will ever hijack your pup.

https://www.njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/topic/94616-gunmaker-remington-can-be-sued-over-marketing-of-rifle-used-in-sandy-hook-shooting-court-rules/&tab=comments#comment-1240889

Think it through....The name gets funnier, especially when you have to call the dog to you

Stains

Can you define what you mean by: ”They did check our rifles really quick.” • They looked at them? • They cleared them? • They examined them for N.J. Assault Weapons compliance? Thanks.

Unless it’s in a bull pup configuration, you’ll never get an AR to be by just 27” and have a full length 16” barrel.

I hate DST. Takes me forever to get readjusted.

Brownells has the 47D 8 rounders for $30. Free shipping with code VD9.

I have all Wilson 8 or 10 rounders. No issues at all.

I’ve never seen an employee letter.

Also not a lawyer, but I was under the impression that when you fill out your application and list your references, you are giving the investigating agency implicit permission to contact those references you listed on your behalf specifically to complete your application packet. In any event - who here doesn’t call their references either before applying, or immediately after applying, to let them know you are getting firearm permits to keep a look out and to please return them promptly. I don’t think it’s any secret or surprise to anyone that receives a reference form that it’s coming or that’s it is firearms related. The language you posted above PB is what prevents these documents from being OPRA or FOIA-able once the investigation is complete.

Apples to hand grenades my friend. It is not called a Ham Burger, but a Hamburger. Important distinction. If Pork Roll was also based on a dish from Hamburg, Germany, or even the Hamptons, NY, then yeah, you may be on to something to legitimize the use of ham in its name. But, as you know, it is not.

What the fuck is Taylor Ham? Taylor’s Pork Roll is actually a correct name. Just like specifying you want Trenton or Case brand Pork Roll.

Don’t forget your beloved Leatherman Company. And Team Wendy . Oh, Safariland and Surefire as well. Oh, and Trump. He has donated to Dems in the past. It’s the cost of doing business in the modern age. Just accept it and move on. Politicians play the game - “Pay me or I won’t support your interests”. It’s easier, and cheaper, for the companies to pay. That’s how these “representatives” of the people own million dollar apartments, and have 100s of millions of dollars in the bank on jobs that pay less than $200,000 a year for the average position.

They very well may have Scorpio. I personally speak to every person that comes in to surrender a firearm. I explain to them how our ownership laws work and what they would need to do to keep or sell the firearm. If necessary I provide them with paperwork and offer to help them fill it out. I explain alternate ways to divest themselves of the gun - such as selling it to a shop or a private buyer, or putting it on consignment. I do everything in my power to get people to do something other than surrender the firearm to the Department - because once it’s ours, it must be destroyed. On very rare occasions for certain unique items, I can get a use order to keep it as a training aid, but the owner has to sign off on that too. All that being said, of the many dozens of people that have brought firearms in to surrender them, after all the knowledge and time I spend with them, not a single one has ever not surrendered it anyway. Additionally, only two have allowed us to keep their firearm for a training aid. All the rest signed off that they want it to be surrendered to us for destruction. It is not always the PD that deserves the blame.

It is Pork Roll (note the capitalization). If you prefer Case or Trenton over the Taylor brand, do you still call it Taylor Ham? Do you then call it Trenton Ham or Case Ham? I think not, that would be silly. Ham, a delicious product in and of itself, is an existing cut of meat, codified as to it’s source by regulations. Pork Roll most certainly does not meet that definition. If I ordered a ham sandwich and received Pork Roll, I would be quite put out - well, at least until I tasted it and discovered the deliciousness that is Pork Roll. But, that is neither here nor there. What is important is the following: It is Pork Roll. Taylor’s Pork Roll is acceptable. Taylor Ham is not. That is all.

Yeah Grizz, this is my guess. Somehow the barrel was fouled at the muzzle, that’s why there is no lodged projectile and the damage is only the last inch or so of the barrel. I have caught more than a couple of guys about to fire their rifles with a muzzle full of dirt or mud. They didn’t even realize their muzzle touched the ground, let alone that their barrel has an inch or two of mud/dirt/grass/rocks obstructing the path of the projectile.

Attached is an email from DSFC Brett Bloom of the NJSP Firearms Unit, the same person Lord_Fudd is talking about, that states the LAW folder is a no go. This was an official request to him from my agency for information. I redacted the email for per-sec reasons.

You need the M16 carrier for full auto guns - the lug in the bag is what trips the auto sear. I have heard of people having issues if they have certain hammers or disconnects and one of the bolts that have a bottom lug like the SP1 or the Enhanced AR.

Just FYI: There are different types of AR BCGs: Depending on you LPK, the difference between your BCGs could cause an issue. Sounds like thebgrip screw may be the culprit - but I’ve never seen an out of spec grip screw. May be worth it to swap BCGs and see if you get different results.

What bolt carrier do you have installed? Does it look the same as the one in your Bushmaster? Try swapping BCGs and see if you get the same results. Better yet, swap entire uppers and see if you get the same results with the problematic lower.

Ok, Gotcha on the DOD part.