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If you live in NC, why do you want to make it NJ compliant? I would bring the rifle to a 'smith by you and have them do the work. If you bring it to NJ as is, you are potentially in a world of hurt if you get caught with it. You could ship it to a 'smith in NJ as an alternative. Call Mike at Tier 1 Defense in Union. He can probably get you on track if you decide to go that way.

When all you can do is polish your Glock...

Yikes.

I jumped on Ruger.com for a quick minute this morning to check on something else and this is the first thing to hit me. I'd buy it. Now if only Ruger would sell/release parts to consumers they'd have a serious homerun. https://www.ruger.com/products/superGP100/specSheets/5065.html

@Vicious Inquiring minds want to know, what are/were the cosmetic issues that the pistol went back with? Do you have a date for it to return? Something for you to drool over while you await its return: https://www.1911addicts.com/threads/ruger-super-blackhawk-transformation.66175/

The series is not as good as the movie but it has guns, so... I watched it. Enjoyable enough. The movie is one of my favorites. Cheesy as all get out but I just can't help myself.

Full sized Shadow/Shadow2/Tac Sport Orange yadda yadda. I'm a CZ fan and would buy more if it weren't for the fact that I've got a bad itch for bolt guns(and Glocks oddly) anymore.

Need to buy a milling machine first tho...

At LGS waiting on me to have time to pick it up. Probably Monday.

My buddy uses Howell. He has very good luck with them. I've purchased from them once. Omri is a solid guy.

Slide showed. All stock Glock 19 with an additional Lone Wolf threaded barrel. I'm probably going to comp this pistol so that's cool. When I have the family together I'll post a pic of the components so far. Thanks all for the help.

Stock - 1100 Action - 300 Action Work - 200 Barrel - 325 Chamber - 300 Bix and Andy - 300 = 2525 if I've added it correctly without my coffee. Glass is another topic. Also, bipod and some of the other stuff that goes with it are additional. There are other mods that can be done to the stock as well, that is just the base price on the XiT. @Iggyort in the ballpark?

That's gonna be a nice rig Iggy. Congrats. Who will be spinning the barrel for you?

My buddy mentioned that he has a stock 19 slide with a stock barrel and a threaded barrel sitting around and he'd be willing to part with them. They're on the way to my house....

I got lucky. My buddy has a 19 slide with 2 barrels and sold them to me for short money. That said... If I were you, and I'm not, I would spend 10 bucks for an ejector/trigger housing and another 10-20 bucks for an extractor for 9mm. Grab a conversion barrel. The reason I would do that as opposed to running a 19 slide is, cost aside, the conversion barrel is thicker at the muzzle (the 40 barrel is a larger diameter than the 9 as the 40 is larger than the 9). It will act a bit more like a bull barrel in a 1911 making the already relatively soft 9mm recoil even softer. I was actually looking for a 23 frame/slide until I came across this deal. I had to jump on it. Take the savings and spend it on slide milling if you want. Good luck.

Did you try any triggers prior to settling on the Overwatch?

Did you try anything else or just the Overwatch.

Guys, I shoot a .223 in precision rifle matches at 600 yards. Don't look to me for any real advice. I'm obviously way behind the curve.

no. you're welcome.

I personally don't care what the Ruger engineers say. It's a chassis gun that cannot be put into a stock. The rest is marketing and semantics. And I agree with Shane. I've shot them both and will take the 6.5 over a 308 all day.

Longer is faster is flatter. 24-26" if you can stand it.

700. Both are nice. A few more options with the 700. The RPR is a chassis gun that can't go into a stock. The 700 is a stocked gun that can go into a chassis. Chassis are awesome until you need to hold it in the winter. They get less awesome after that. Some of the chassis are nice as they are polymer over aluminum. The KRG Bravo comes to mind. Text me for upgrades when you're ready.

I'm currently negotiating a mill purchase. I plan to mill for a dot myself. No plates. It'll mount directly to the slide. I will not be running irons. I may have the front sight hole welded closed once it all comes to plan. We'll see.

Cool. Thanks. As for the ammo question, just checking to make sure you're not running hot reloads or anything. 9 is super cheap right now. Even I bought some lately. I hated it but for the price it was just too easy.