dtown223

A couple of beauty's right there Nick!1-what optic are you rockin on the flat top? 2-how do you like the ACS stock?

Planning a "variant" purchase for the summer, and the NJ legal arsenal has definitely caught my eye. Don't mind paying for quality, wanted to ask for opinions as to what other offerings are considered "top tier" AK? If a PTR 32 comes on the radar this might be a moot point, figured I'd ask

Right, but is there any concrete guideline as to what constitutes "permanence"? Freakin NJ

It's been my interpretation, to be in compliance, that any attempt to "reconstitute" the mag to 20/30 would render it inoperable.Then again, since there isn't a clear definition of process, it's just an interpretation, I tend to try and err on the side of caution, this is PRNJ after all.

Ya but don't u need to rivet it closed or jb weld the bottom of the mag so you can't take the limiter out? Not sure that there's ever been a definitive answer on that. The word that seems to stick is "permanent" If the mag is PERMANENTLY pinned/blocked @ 15, you should be fine. All the vendor sourced mags I've had have been blocked, with the baseplate permanently attached. Not sure if just a pin or rivet are legit? FWIW, PK90 has blocks to install into mags for sale on his site. http://www.colddeadhands.com/accessories.html

As long as they don't come into NJ with an ability to hold more than 15, you're GTG

This is an excellent idea, thanks to all for putting it forward. If time and finances allow, I'd love to attend as well.

One sale was at the Cheesequake Service Area on the Garden State Parkway in Sayreville, the other at Deer Head Lake in Lacey Township, so these weren't possession-inside-the-home scenarios. You don't need a purchasers ID card to transport, or possess a firearm. An SBI number is required on a COE/P2P, but I doubt those were required by the seller. Don't get me wrong, I always make sure "My papers are in order" while going to & fro, but they're not necessary by law.

Those are very nicely done!

Easy as they come, nice guy-great to deal with Thanks!

That is the correct answer...

Nice guy, easy transaction! Thanks!

Great, super easy transaction!

And to be certain, not just for breakfast anymore!! I quickly move to favorite parent when I make these:

Buy stuff, sell stuff... It's a pretty predictable ebb and flow for me. Every year, I buy a HD shotgun, and then realize they're not particularly versatile, or (for me) super fun to shoot. I also have a problem buying tiny carry pistols that: 1-I'll never actually carry 2-aren't that much fun to shoot. (For me) So my new rule is, no more shottys, no more carry guns, which means next year, look for me to sell a pocket piece, and a HD shotgun...again

Yikes, not scrapple, Looked, tasted and was packaged identically to the standard "Taylor ham" roll. Just a different name, wondered if anyone else had ever come across it..

Anyone else seen the "goodie roll"? Place I used to scrape the grill at got that instead of pork roll from time to time. Always figured the "goodie roll" was a knockoff with more boot leather and raccoon snouts in it, still tasted good though!

I like this one, It's pretty much everything, and can be persuaded into an MOE grip (except for the buffer spring) also like to pack an extra LPK...............and a spare BCG Maybe a wee bit of overkill http://www.bushmaster.com/products.asp?cat=501 We've taken our Field Repair Kit, our Complete Spring Package, and our Complete Pin & Detent Package and combined them into one "super-kit" that will take care of all your AR15 rifle's spare parts needs. You'll get all these parts and more: every Spring in the Gun (including Buffer Spring); Firing Pin; 3 Firing Pin Retaining Pins; Cam Pin; Disconnector; Extractor; Extractor Pivot Pin; 2 Extractor Spring Inserts; Gas Ring Set; 2 Hammer & Trigger Pins; 2 Front Sight Taper Pins; 2 Takedown Pin Detents; Safety Detent; Bolt Catch Plunger; Gas Tube Roll Pin; Front Sight Detent; Ejector Pin; Forward Assist Pin; Bolt Catch Pin; Buffer Detent; Trigger Guard Pin. This is a great value for only $39.50!

Best nephew ever! Thanks again, great deal!

Great transaction Nice guy Thanks!

Easy transaction, nice guy! Thanks!

The owner at easton firearms refinishing will not apply dura/cerakote to a revo, citing very poor results with the finish at the forcing cone & cylinder areas Just an FYI

Beat me to it! "Like....hey maaaan...quit shootin man" Ugh

I'm surprised nobody's cranking that they'd make him get a warrant to bring the milk.. I wonder if he sounds like the old guy from that "hopper" commercial?

Tactitards.. Lmao