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There was a guy that was SJG LAW or some such. I don't know if he takes 2A cases. @nuclearheli I think you may be better served using a search engine. If you come up short, shoot me a PM and I'll ask a client of mine. She's an incredibly conservative atty in NYC that may be able to come up with a contact for you. No guarantees, but I can try.

https://www.gunbroker.com/item/787505264 https://www.gunbroker.com/item/789554566 https://www.gunbroker.com/item/790368652 My recommendations after a quick GB search. There are more out there including Bergara and Howa that are reasonably priced. However out of the box, I'm a Savage fan even tho I don't own any (currently). Awesome shooters and easy to fuss with with minimal tools. Not that anyone asked...

Was a pleasure meeting and shooting with you. Let me know if you have any questions. I'll do my best to answer with my limited knowledge.

It's the same reason some hunt with a recurve bow and some with a Ravin crossbow. Different strokes. I prefer shooting and loading rifle. It's more funnerer for me. If I was to pistol hunt, I'd strongly consider one and may honestly transfer my current spare 700 action into a pistol action and build one for giggles. Probably do a 6BR as I have everything for it including the reamer. Although a 223 would be a hoot as well. We'll see.

Muzzle brake if you don't intend to compete. However it being a bolt gun it does not need to be pinned/welded so if you have one and decide to compete in an NRA style event (FTR/BR/etc.) it can be removed for the match and screwed back on afterward. Bi-pod, I'm a Harris fan for a regular old rifle kind of thing. On my match rifle, I run something a bit different. However I've shot some relatively impressive groups off a non-cant, non-swivel, non-notched leg Harris 6-9. Bipods are nice to have and come off if you decide to run bags or hunt the rifle and won't need one. Good luck.

You guys do realize that these have been around for years. Read the last paragraph in the marketing memo. It's why you cannot load 30cal AP projectiles in 308 but you can in 30-06. And crying about 223 and 300BO being recognized as HG ammo meanwhile saying how cool an AR pistol is... Think that thru. Additionally this won't have a weight limit like an AR pistol as it's not semi-auto. These get used in specialty competitions and for varmint hunting/game hunting fairly often in states that allow them. They do have limited purpose and use practically speaking but they are quite a bit of fun for those inclined. I have a spare action floating around and if I come across one of these chassis' I may transfer it to a pistol just for giggles.

Problem is, it's working. It's changing "hearts and minds" even of those that say that they're pro gun. Most likely it won't pass this time. However it won't go away. It'll get used as a tool to reshape the mindset of America as a whole.

Hay bales can, apparently, mess with carbon fiber. My tech told me so. I have not researched it. The Mission bows are really nice. As are most of the "entry" level bows. If you think handguns are tough to keep up with the latest and greatest, the archery world will shock you. Bows that were top of the heap last season are worth nothing to anyone besides their owners. The devaluation is amazing. I have a "flagship" bow from a small company. I have, in the past, tried to sell it. The offers hurt. I'll keep it. It's a beast. Small, light, fast. But worthless, money wise, to anyone but me. That said, with my "starter" bow, I blew straight thru my first deer. Honestly I should have kept it. But, such is life. Oh, discharge ordinances generally cover bows as well. Good luck.

Lapua and Norma make brass I'm pretty sure. Then again, I run a 223 in precision rifle matches... So I'm not very smart either...

Handloaded, yup. Although the PPC is based on the 220Russian, I believe that there are some differences that make the PPC a bit of a better choice for accuracy (as evidenced by Bob White's .100ish group of 10 @ 200 yards). If I had my druthers and was doing this for kicks and giggles AND wanted awesome accuracy, I'd do a 30BR. The rifle in question, the CZ, is supposed to be able to shoot steel cased ammo. A great choice for putzing around on the cheap and if it were legal in NJ, an awesome little deer slayer.

Another option: https://www.gunbroker.com/item/791107046 I kinda love the mini actions. I would love to build one. I just think they're really neat. Kind of like a Cooper on a budget.

What scope?

I know of two guys that have them. They are very happy with them. Handy, great trigger, and as accurate as factory x39 is gonna get. If I could figure out a purpose for one, I'd build it. I just can't seem to do that. So, it will remain un-built for now.

308 Semi-auto "Reviews are pretty good on accuracy, so I can wait to see for myself. " For $4500... Hard pass. Like this

The grips on that Python... Very nice.

Nice rig. I almost picked up a MPA Hybrid but have decided to go a different way on my next build. I'm playing FTR. I wouldn't be surprised to see MPA on the podium next year in some major matches. They make a great product and are aggressively going after the FTR market. Good luck with yours.

Ahhhhh... 6BR. Damn good stuff. Is that the BA Comp? Enhanced bag rider and grip?

Actually I remember them jumping in on one although I can’t remember the details at this moment. I remember thinking it MUST be bad if they’re coming out against anti-gun legislation. Found it..

The worst part is that most social media companies are fairly anti gun and generally unfailingly progressive. They will most likely allow it to happen and not try to fight for privacy. It would, in my under-educated mind, be stomping on 1, 2, and 4. All in the name of protecting us from ourselves. I'm curious to see if the ACLU jumps in on this.

FFP is awesome for ranging targets and shooting at unknown distances. SFP is perfect for shooting at known distance and generally considered better for target shooting as the FFP crosshair is difficult to make thin enough to not obscure the target at high mag but still be thick enough to be usable at low mag. The Leupy she got you is a solid little piece of glass. Would I step up... I'd most likely try. Maybe use what she put in and add some to get the nicer glass? I have the VX5HD and it is awesome although it's SFP. Good luck.

Their .223's are awesome long range, precision rifles...

S&W 686+ 3" 3/5/7. My favorite handgun and the last one I would ever sell if it came to me selling stuff. I have loaded some very hot loads for it and it handled them flawlessly. I have a 2" 9mm Ruger SP101 which I like as well. A 3" Ruger GP100 would rate high on my list as well if I was buying handguns anymore.

Anything a CNC can do a person with time and a file can do. CNC is fast and accurate for commercial production. In those beer can/brass vids, he uses a manual milling machine. No CNC necessary. Modern Military stuff is designed to be easily produced so it can be easily reproduced. As much as possible.

80's can be done with a drill press or a wood working router. CNC is a luxury, not a necessity.