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As mentioned above let them run, it good to keep with with the windows updates. FYI Microsoft actually releases the updates on Tuesdays, so if you do them today you may get more next Tuesday. If MS discovers a very critical security issue they will then deploy the patch ASAP but most times look for them on Tuesdays

I think you already received your answer. The only thing I would add, and is equally as scary is his vote counts as much as yours…

Years ago they use to come out and install a some chunky device right on the compressor itself. My guess is that new thermostat is radio controlled. I get the same offer month after month and throw it away.... About 6 or 7 years back pse&g had a pilot program called “My Power” where they swapped out the thermostat, meter and hardwired a control in the furnace itself. The “My Power” meter would do a data dump via modem (dial up) after 12am. We were billed on our usage based on time of day and peak hours usage. I guess the thermostat they are now offering is the successor to the pilot program we were in. I got a new system about 5 years back so I don’t want any of their controls on my system even if it is only the thermostat.

Nice, it should be fun.

All good points but many Dems also get elected just because of Public Employee unions tell them to vote that way. For example now that this thread is revived the Azz Clown to whom this thread is dedicated to Linda Greenstein represents Mercer. Mercer has a large number of State, Federal and Local government workers like Police, Fireman, Teachers and State employees pulling the levers for these A-holes just becasue they are in the Dem slot, that’s another sad reality. Needless to say she squeaked out a victory

That’s the old or original version, the new one is called a Bastard and has the LRBHO. The company has taken a new name here’s the product link. I recently upgraded from the old to the Bastard. If you are interested I could probably dig up some pics. There is another company from FL called Definitive Arms that does their version but you have to send yours it. I’m very happy with my adapter but there is fair amount of work, but fun.

So the key is “an ammunition magazine that attaches to the pistol outside of the pistol grip”. The Kel-Tel almost makes the weight at 54.4oz. As you know you have some S&W revolvers weigh as much as 60 oz. The reason I chimed in was I haven’t purchased a pistol since the OGAM kicked in. I was looking at the current edition of Shotgun News and J&G has the Yugo PAP M85PV on the front page but figured it wasn’t going to be NJ legal, just have to wait until we relocate. Thanks for the clarification and the State statutes

Interesting, not an AK but what about the PLR-16 at 3.4lbs?

edit: sorry didn't read it all, a real lug wrench would be better.. put some Penetrating Oil on there if it still don't go...

I have a shorty Ace skeleton off the rifle , I could post a picture of it if you think it could help?

That is nice and wouldn't mind owning one myself. I'd guess for the real AR diehards they might not like it because of the loss of the dust cover but the other upside is you no longer need the forward assist. This does look more solid than the add-on. I think if I wanted the side charging configuration I'd probably go in this direction vs. the add-on

They use to have one on Rt 1 as just as soon as you went over the Bridge and hit Morrisville PA but one of the NJ Governor's requested it be removed. It was either Florio, Whitman or McGreedy don't remember which but all about the same IMO

that is nice, now I have to do one (or redo one) in wood

Nor am I but a quick search revealed this ....

Thanks for clearly that up, I thought that was the case otherwise it would be going back. The way I understand it is you are OK as long as you NEVER mix the buffers & tubes, in other words never put a carbine buffer in a rifle tube and vice versa

I did one here it’s kind of a hack job but so far I like it, I could always change it. If you scroll down to #1464 you will see what I mean. You may be interested in this kit I just ordered it for my own build to replace the ACE Skeleton stock. There turned out to be an issue on the ACE where the plastic bushing in the rubber extension cracked, that’s not good

how about one of these instead? http://youtu.be/xme3OS01yqk

I'm one of those guys that would take a revolver over a semi auto pistol if we were allow to carry so this isn't for me either. The only concern I'd have is if the A-holes in Trenton would ever have us retrofit the existing firearms, it never ends in this state....

I figured that but I still thought it was funny. You were the guy that turned me on to the Geissele. As always, Thanks for your help! I would never suggest the Tapco is better than the Geissele.I could see the craftsmanship that went into it. As we all know they are two completely different systems under the hood, it’s like comparing a Ford Pickup truck to a Porsche. However one could argue a $30 upgrade vs. $200 may be a better value. IIRC the RO said he has a PSL so I guess that is where he made the comparison. Again not a huge deal but I prefer the double-hook over the single-hook, YMMV.

I assume most people just do the single hook on the Saiga. If you do the double-hook you only need to dremel out the other side, very easy mod to do. Some folks like myself think the double hook may run a bit smoother, I went that route. Please be advised that I’m not advocating this, I’m just throwing it out there for informational purposes . Other guys will use the double hook to do a “trigger job”. Guys will shim under the trigger legs inside the receiver by putting a small washer under the trigger legs to take up some slack and then they will either dremel the other slot short (in receiver) or simply trim the second leg itself, one or the other NOT both. The desired result is to limit the trigger travel so that’s your DIY Saiga “trigger job”. Needless to say you have to be very careful doing this.. Is the trigger job or the double hook necessary, certainly not. You could just go with the single hook like everyone else and it will last a forever. I just like the idea of the trigger system being symmetrical, so for me it was the double-hook and NO trigger job. I went to the range last week I let the Range Officer shoot my S762 that has the double hook. The first thing she said when he got done was “that trigger is exquisite”, his words not my words. Then I let him shoot my new AR build with a $210 Geissele trigger and he didn’t say a word, LOL EDIT: Here’s an image of the modification borrowed from someone else, below is my mod

Here’s my 2 cents… I’ve only been into the Saiga about three years.I will say if had an opportunity to re-purchase my saiga collection over again at the $299 price range I would definitely include the 5.45x39. I have the Saiga in 7.62x39, 223 and 308. After watching countless youtube videos the video that stands out most is a guy saying the AK platform performs best with the x39’s because of the tapered shell vs. the straight wall shell. I suppose that may be up for debate but I do see his point however I have not had any feeding issues with my Saiga 223 and I even installed the Bastard (AR to AK mag adapter) with LRBHO. I do think I missed out by not getting one chambered in 5.45x39. The Saiga in 223 is very smooth, in fact the first time I shot it I was completely amazed, it kicks like a 22LR. The S308 is a bear and theS762 is a classic but now I’m thinking the 5.45x39 has to be similar to the S223 while the 7.62x39’s action is pretty ferocious, probably from being over-gassed or whatever. The Ammo Pros & Cons as I see it. The 223/5.56 shoots flatter than 7.62x39 but the 7.62x39 ammo was a cheaper in the recent ammo drought. From what I understand 5.45x39 is also better down range than the 7.62x39 and is cheaper than 223. so looking back I think the 5.45x39 (@ $299) would have provided the best bang-for-the-buck and would be more accurate than the 7.62x39, but like I said I would added the 5.45x39 and not excluded any of the calibers I own. I just can’t justify doing a 5.45x39 now @ $750. You asked about accessories, with the exception of the Bastard on my 223 my collection is pretty straightforward they are “Tapco” guns, kind of boring looking compared to some of the others here. I did upgrade the Tapco G2 triggers to the double-hook configuration in two of my four, the other two have the single hooks. The guys over in the S12 forum came up with slick way to adjust the double hook which equals a nice trigger job. Also I’m using the original hammers in with the G2 trigger in the S233, apparently in the S223 only the bolt length is slightly off and the hammer Tapco hammer could beat up on the bolt. More about that later if you are interested. The guys here in NJGF suggested the UltiMAK mount to add and optic so that could be a must have add-on if you can’t get by with iron sights. I have the UltiMAK on my S762 with a cheap Bushnell TRS-25 Red Dot and it works great. I ordered some original Russian slings on eBay, you got to have one of them… And lastly here's the video I mentioned in the first paragraph, if you have 8 minutes its pretty good

got an email blast from classic, they have some back in stock if you want another or if someone else is looking for one. I had a Russian one and sold it, probably should have kept it

ShotGun News has been running full page Duracoat ads in the last couple of issues and I was thinking about trying it until I seen the video posted above. I think the cerakote may be the better product, here's a youtube cerakote review looks pretty good

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nice, could I use that?