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M1152

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  1. just a heads up.... if you have an eBay account they were hacked and they are advising users to change their passwords
  2. take a look here Checklist for 922r compliance on Saiga Rifle builds
  3. You are exactly right, the whole non-resident permit thing is just and end-around and NJ is the root cause of the problem, not PA and not Kane. If we could obtain a NJ permit PA would have gladly given us a non-resident permit but how many people would have even perused obtaining a non-res permits (except travelers) if they could have received a NJ permit, probably very few.
  4. another Anti spin story on nj.com
  5. Probably depends on who you ask... A quick search reveals one person may say milled is stronger than stamped and better as far as stability goes for the target shooter. Someone else may tell you the stamped is better because it flexes and is not susceptible to cracking like the milled *could* be. The milled can’t flex like the stamped. So if you are a serious bench shooter the milled may be the way to go because it *could* be a tad more accurate but if you just like sending rounds down range to break clays @ 100 yards the stamped will do it for you. In other words just another great debate, LOL.
  6. Obviously I defer to the original poster but if you are asking about the stock if you look close enough you could see its pinned as they do over in the AR thread. Unless my eyes are really going bad I could see the hole for the roll pin (to pin in place) just in front of the lever
  7. Thank You Sir for your efforts!!!!! rant on/ It’s obvious the NJ Dems have so little disregard for the 2nd amendment. Everyone knows there is an Anti-Gun segment within the Trenton Politicians that would not be happy until there is a Total all-out ban on all firearms. IMO the flip-side of this proposed legislation is that the Dems have so little respect for US it is clear WE are being used for leverage against the Governor. It is a Win/Win for them, when it passes they will believe it makes them look good as if they really accomplished something for those dumb enough to believe it. IF and when the Governor vetoes it they come after him again. It’s obvious they are out to destroy the man and WE are part of their plan to do so. I’m certain if there was a Dem Gov in office they would still being doing it but only as political cover as genuine state problems stay on perpetual hold while they grandstand on the graves on the CT children, it’s pathetic. rant off/ I think if we had another 10 or 20 people like you we’d actually gain some support.. I wish we could clone you and put one of you in each voting district to instruct the drones as to what is really happening in this state. Thank you again representing our position in a way WE could ALL be proud of!
  8. Very nice Shawn
  9. it's a drop in part, take a look here
  10. yep It's OK to have slight wobble, in fact I read seen it somewhere they are suppose too. I'll see if I could find it... Edit: Actually I didn’t read it I seen it in this video when I replaced my 223 piston. Kind of a long video but he goes into a lot of detail which I like. Fast forward to the 1:30 mark for the wobble mention. There was nothing wrong with my piston, I reverted back to the Sagia 223 hammer so I wanted one more 922 compliant part
  11. That would be the now out of business mtn-armory which was posted here on NJGF. I’d purchased two to evaluate and by the time I went back to reorder they had closed up shop....
  12. Thanks, I don’t think there is a bad rifle in the entire. I didn’t modify the mag, that’s just a 20 round neutered for NJ..
  13. the usual stuff with Meprolight Tru-Dot Night Sight, Extended Magazine Release, CSS AR STYLE ALUMINUM FOREARM w/VENTED SLOTS, Magpul AFG and NJ reduced capacity mag....
  14. just don't buy a cheap boresnake bootleg off eBay , if it breaks off you''ll have a real project on you hands trying to extract it
  15. Makes one think why even do they even bother take the oath…
  16. Yep and the point being they show total disregard for the Constitution until it best suits them...
  17. I don’t think streamlining the NICS process would create a spike in gun sales but I do agree they aren’t going to make it easier for NJ gun owners. Many people could only allocate so much funding for our pastime regardless of which NICS system is in place. We would be lucky if the NICS was our biggest problem. Our state’s firearm’s laws are only a symptom of the state’s underlying problems. My view is if anything was streamlined in NJ State government that entire bureaucratic process would collapse. NJ State government thrives on and introducing new rules & regs because it justifies their existence and keeps political hacks employed. Remove the red tape and the hacks would be gone and the state would run more efficiently and actually get some things accomplished.
  18. for the record I’m not blaming state employees, it’s the lawmakers that dream up all this stuff. On one hand they tell us we need more gun laws blah blah blah and on the other hand the NICS is controlled by non-essential employees. NJ should do it like PA or let the NJ Police control; it since they are 24/7/365 otherwise what's the point is because the state could outsource like DMV. Think about this, you have to fill out the handgun permit and wait to so you could get a NICS check? Is that pointless or what, the state loves paperwork… (EDITED)
  19. Nice, thank you! now just need my new scope to arrive.....
  20. I think his point is they are accessing a National Database and like you said the State Police have delegated this task to their non-essential civilian employees. Non-essential equals off today, Columbus Day and for foul weather. Good work if you could get it, LOL. So if that’s the case the state should have outsourced this function since the State Police aren’t the ones actually performing the NICS. Just another reason why NJ firearms laws are a joke. Now take PA for example… Pennsylvania Firearm Dealers and County Sheriffs access the PICS program through a toll free telephone number, which is available for service from 8:00 a.m. until 10:00 p.m. seven days a week, including holidays. If an individual is eligible to acquire a firearm, the PICS background check replaces the former, mandatory five-day waiting period. Operation has shown that approximately 60% of the individuals attempting to purchase a firearm are approved within minutes.
  21. Not sure what you point is but keep in mind the early model Marlin Glenfield Model 60 with tube magazines are assault weapons in NJ
  22. do you have the correct link? unless I’m doing something wrong the link you posted goes back to a NJGF thread Posted 11 October 2010 - 11:50 PM
  23. this is nothing new, google Tax Freedom Day
  24. Cheesy picture but I’m trying to do something similar, scope will be exchanged within a few weeks. shot it last week so far so good PSA lower Magpul pistol grip & enhanced trigger guard Varmint Exterminator 20in Upper Receiver Assembly Badger Ordnance Tactical Latch GEN II LPK from Brownells Repurposed RedField 2x7 scope River Rocks/A2 Stock Kit Geissele SSA trigger Shown with 10 rd Democrat “clip” PSA lower and WW upper fit perfectly opposed to my last assembly which was a Spikes lower and WW upper

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