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I'll take one if anyone wants to sell extras

I have a Dan Wesson Heritage 1911 in .45 and absolutely love it. They cost a little more then a Kimber or Taurus but I think well worth the money

Just wondering how long the membership sunday takes to get done. I have a game to coach and want to try and squeeze it in before the game. Thanks.

Anyone know of any good deals on 7.62 x 39 ammo

Great guy to deal with. Stopped in today to check it out and walked out with a Saiga 7.62 for my conversion. Will definately be back.

I believe RTSP had the glock as of a few weeks ago, didn't see any CZ's though. I don't have a P01 but I have a 75b I'd let you shoot

I just found a good video on youtube and had it on the ipad while I was assembling mine so if I wasnt sure I just watched that part of the video

Thats your own fault for not stepping up and saying something. I'm a member there and have never had a problem. I walk right up to the counter and get my spot. Sometimes I have to wait and others I go right in. Either way, they know your there and waiting

I have plenty of places I could have order it but I was hoping to get my hands on it and figure out if I like it before dropping $1200

Anyone know of anywhere that has a Dan Wesson RZ45 Heritage in stock? I'd like to be able to handle it before dropping $1200. Thanks.

If they have nothing better to do then bust my balls about my comp. then I think they need to reassess their priorities.

Yes the BATFE did declare that the FSC was not a flash suppressor. I have a copy of the letter from them stating this and it stays in the case with the gun just in case someone was to ever question it.

If that one is questionable then my PWS FSC-556 must really be illegal. As I read the law and how many others have agreed, if it is listed as a comp. you are good to go.

I checked while I was at RTSP yesterday. They said their supplier had 30 of them in stock. They want $430 though.

Thanks. Thats what I figured but I have read about some people having to cut them out. Its not a big deal I guess I'll just have to wait until I get mine and take it apart to see.

How many of you that have done the 7.62 conversion already had the cut outs on the bottom of the rifle once they took the trigger guard off or had to manually cut the holes out? I've been reading these forums for a few days now and have got it in my brain that I MUST BUILD AN AK. The only problem is how to keep my wife from knowing, she already wasn't happy when I built my AR. She just doesn't understand that its a disease and I have no control over it, lol.

I think in the long run you'll wind up spending a decent amount more doing it this way. I would buy quality pieces when your budget allows. I'm of the mind to buy it once the way you want it. Do a ton of research and figure out exactly what you want in the gun and buy it little by little.

I expected the worst when putting my applications in but I must have gotten real lucky. Mine only took 3 weeks from the time I submitted my paperwork until the time I received my FID and 2 handgun permits. I've heard some real horror stories about how long some people had to wait and was shocked when I got the call to come pick everything up. Good luck, hopefully its not much longer.

I have the pws 556 compensator pin/welded to the 14.5" barrel and it makes it just over 16". Definately read up on the NJ laws as it pertains to AR's as it will determine whether whatever you purchase would need to be modified and how ( pin the stock, cut off bayonet lug etc.) If you look around these forums you'll find a lot of discussions about it and the "evil features list"

Whats the process for extending a current permit? Is it just a matter of going to the police department and asking for an extension.

Thats really all you need. Definately build, I was a little hesitant to build one since I knew very little about them. I spent a few days online researching what I wanted and how to do everything. It all went together fairly easy. Couldn't be happier. I have a 14.5" LW middy from BCM and love it. Read as much as you can on here and other sites like m4carbine.net then make an educated decision on what you want to build and whos parts to use.

CZ-75B, I love mine. Fits perfectly in your hand and it will eat any ammo you feed it

In most cases either size mag will do just fine. Odds are even if you miss the first 2 rounds they won't be sticking around for a third one to come their way. Then again I'd rather be ready for anything and use the largest capacity mag you can get that works reliably. I have a 15 round in my cz for just such an occasion. I also use my cz-75b for my home defense gun because I know it will go bang each and everytime, reliability is what is important for those situations.

BCM seems to only give you options for a muzzle break on their 14.5" uppers. If you wanted a 16" or larger the muzzle break will be up to you to have installed and pinned. Luckily for me i wanted a 14.5" so I got the 14.5" lightweight middy with the PWS 556 compensator pinned right from BCM. I was in your same shoes a few months ago. I wanted an AR but knew very little about them and was hesitant to build my own. After days of research on numerous websites I decided to build and couldn't be happier. Very easy to assemble, I would definately say to build it how you want it instead of buying an off the shelf gun.

I've been scouring the internet trying to find someone who has these in stock and will sell to non law enforcement. I know Larue does but I don't need a $150 extra mount. Anyone know of a place?