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I know this is an older thread but figured this post here since it’s on topic. I‘ve shot this a few weeks ago and am very happy with this system compared to the old adapter. This is a huge improvement over the first revision and well worth the wait. The old adapter did what is was suppose to do but I would continually eject the adapter instead of the mag. For those that don't know the previous adapter was secured by the Saiga mag release which is now removed. I’m waiting for the LRBHO add-on to arrive. I should have the LRBHO installed in another week or so

I see, I found more info here in another forum. post #6 pretty much my reinforces your reply

@ John – that is it, yes I do have Fl & VA ccw but not looking to carry along the way. I'm more or less concerned with an over night stop. Its not like here where it’s TO and FROM the range with no stopping along the way..Thanks!

If you go on the road headed to FL are there any issues transporting pistol though other states such as SC or GA if Federal guidelines are followed as per the NJSP website ? Also if you had planed stops along the way for overnight lodging in SC or GA would that be acceptable? Thanks in advance

then I guess you guys won't be going to Ready Aim Fire either, see post #4

I think that might be the ticket, plus you'll get to save a few bucks too. However in the meantime I'll settle for more ammo too... BTW- Happy Easter to those the observe the Holiday

It wasn't AMC, they were AMF from 69 - 81.

Man with a Sharpie penis on his face takes greatest mugshot of all time I don't know about the "greatest of all time" but it was funny...

More state BS, the terrorists have won. They took my FID card laminated on last trips up but then again mine is due next year so I may be in for the same treatment next time up. I got my DL in 1975 and always had carried my middle initial. A year or two after 9/11 I upgraded my DL to CDL and they busted my balls over my middle initial. DMV said because it was not on the birth cert they needed to take it off. That’s funny because my middle initial is on my Tax returns, Passport, NJ FID card, pay checks, credit cards and just about every bill or junk mail I receive. So now that my middle initial is removed from my DL (after 28 – 29 years) and they will not take your laminated NJ FID card I know we are now safe from Muslim extremists

because this A-hole thought it was a good idea to get some left wing brownie points. Vas was the sponsor of the bill

Yes Sir, as you pointed out sometimes we need to look outside the box to really see what is going on.

Excellent point Ray! Ray is 100% correct and for those don't know what Ray meant take a look here

She a pretty good shot as well, look for the Kirsti Rocks the SKS video and I think her Birthday video where she is shooting off there deck. She has a bunch of them, IIRC I think she does a shotgun video as well. You could tell she actually enjoys it. YouTube is slooow here today otherwise I post them for you but that’s another story for another day. Anyway back to the topic. Yep, whole different ballgame in other states. it’s almost like we here in NJ live in another country.

Kentucky looks pretty good

Put it this way, it’s hard enough to live here while working and I’m very close to retirement. That said I’m NJ born and bred and was planning on hanging around a while longer but if they are going to f**K us again with another AWB that will only help to push us out sooner. It will not be the main reason to leave but it will factor in to our decision to leave. Keep in mind the state motto is “Liberty and Prosperity” and we have not had either in a very long time. Liberty and Prosperity are both in rapid decline in this state so any further loss (of either) will only push us out sooner. The state motto should be changed to something like “NJ, the Nanny state”

If that’s the case I’d suggest you get yourself a 22. IMO many serious firearms aficionados regardless of knowledge and skill set own a 22. It is kind of the unwritten rule. They are fun and don’t break the bank. Especially if you have kids and want to take them to the range this way they are included and you don’t have to worry about little Johnny getting blown off the bench with your Mosin–Nagant. Consider the Ruger 10/22 or the Marlin 60 which is a debate within itself, I have the Marlin 60. Want something different, take a look at the AR7. Obviously I have larger caliber riles and carbines but to me the 22 is still just as much fun to shoot as it was back in the 1960’s when I cracked off my first round. Enjoy it as long as you can. That's the way to go, your place your rules

you never shot a 22? believe it or not you use to be able to shoot 22 shorts on the Jersey Shore Board Walk, my guess is that's against law now because of some panty waist in Trenton. We don't want to let people actually see that guns could be fun and everyone that shoots one don't end up on the 6:00PM news. People in this state use to just find an empty lot somewhere and just go shooting w/o a big hassle, now if you do that you get cuffed and carried off to jail. We use to shoot 22's at my brother-in-law old Tomato farm (NJ) for several hours on a Saturday or Sunday. They had an irrigation pond and we sit there shooting dragon flies off the Lillie pads. I started out with rifles and shotguns then got into handguns which I still own and and shoot on occasion but I prefer long guns for my recreational needs

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fixed it for you

Maybe not the best description but they were protected with something and whatever it was is gone along with the perforation for easy removal. I took the old reg card and laid it over top the new reg to trace a line around it so now its wallet size for scooter season. The one for the car isn’t that big of a deal because it stays in the car but the one for the MC goes in my wallet so space is limited. Another issue is the MC reg was $65 and the car reg was $46.50 so haven’t figured that one out either....

anyone receive their new (NJ) vehicle registration cards yet? you have to cut them out yourself with scissors and no longer laminated. what a joke....

Dear Valued Customer, One million is an attention-getting number, no matter what the circumstances. At MidwayUSA, Brenda and I - along with the MidwayUSA Employees - have celebrated a good many 'one million' milestones during the last 35+ years. In 1983, our seventh year in business, we reached the milestone of one million dollars in business during a single calendar year. 2008 was the first year we filled one million orders for our Customers. In 2012 your NRA "Round-Up" contributions, through MidwayUSA, exceeded one million dollars during that single year. Please note that NRA "Round-Up" contributions come from you, our Customers, and each week since 1992 we have sent your contributions directly to the NRA/ILA National Endowment for the Protection of the 2nd Amendment. Our Customers should get all the credit for that, we just collect and remit your money. Now, in March of 2013 came another milestone to celebrate - one million active Customers - Customers who have ordered from MidwayUSA during the last twelve months. For a country kid from Missouri, that's an amazing milestone. I believe our vision to be the best-run, most-respected business in America, for the benefit of our Customers, our family values and our relentless pursuit of Customer Satisfaction are what brought us to this milestone of one million active Customers. Brenda and I, along with all the Employees at MidwayUSA, thank you very much for your support. As you might imagine, we gave quite a bit of thought as to how we could celebrate. Should we choose our one millionth active Customer and give he or she a special gift? Well, we could have done that, but all of our Customers are equally important, not just the one who put us over the top. Then someone came up with the idea that we should donate $1 to the NRA for each of our active Customers. Well, let's see, what is $1 times one million? And so it was! On Monday morning about 10am, when we went over one million active Customers, MidwayUSA authorized our bank to send a wire transfer of one million dollars to the NRA/ILA National Endowment for the Protection of the 2nd Amendment; because we can and because we should. Thanks a Million! Larry Potterfield, Founder and CEO of MidwayUSA

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Norton and McAfee both suck, another vote for Microsoft Security Essentials. Remove the Norton trail version and install Microsoft Security Essentials. Just make sure you download it from the MS site and not some BS spoofed site

I thought pardons were "usually" done at the end of the presidency? So if that’s the case maybe he realized that he has done enough damage and is leaving….