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Does the fact that you have to fill out a bunch of forms with personal info, bother anyone else? There were people ahead of me for range time, who got their pictures taken, so I assume that is a prerequisite for shooting at the range. That also seemed odd to me. The whole process just to rent a port seemed very unnecessarily difficult.

Obviously, dUH!

Anything special going on?

So you clip the knife on your belt and then your shirt goes over it, am I understanding correctly how you carry your knife? Is that 100% legal, I don't think anyone in this state knows for sure. Knife laws are a whole different shade of grey in NJ. A better way to carry a folding knife if self defense was the goal, would be to clip it in your front pocket. Think self defense, if someone was on top of you punching you would you be able get the knife off of your belt with someones weight on top of you. This is how it was explained to me by a Krav Maga instructor I knew.

If you are not worried about self-defense, then you already answered your own question in post 1. The most sensible way to carry anything, is whatever is most comfortable for you.

Curios and Relics http://www.atf.gov/firearms/faq/curios-relics.html

I just want to point out if you ever need your knife for self defense, clipping it on your belt is not the most sensible way to carry it. Personally I carry a bowie knife in a sheath, and I've never had a cop say anything to me.

Good shooting! I hear America is beautiful this time of year.

Broke into an apartment and demanded money and "Controlled Dangerous Substances". That don't make sense. Probably just needed some good get-a-way music.

None that I can find; from another forum "some gun shops may only sell handgun ammo to CT ccw holders, but that is company policy no state law."

Is that G&S? With the range in the basement? Also could you elaborate on interesting stuff.

RO in Paramus is a nightmare, but I always get good service in Ramsey, always greeted with do you want to see anything. I never get good service at Meltzers(everyone is friendly except the gun counter.) I would never recommend them to anyone. Luciano's in West Paterson service is good, you are greeted when you walk in the door. I couldn't really gauge prices because they have alot of high-end guns which sticker shocked me. But I always send people to Mastodon, selection is limited but the personal service is what makes them great.

+1000% The problems is the ones who are on our side are very much the minority. I think the point that most people who complain about an anti-leo vibe are missing is (that guys who come on here and b1tch about a cop giving them a ticket on their way to work, or about the hassle of trying to get permits) they are just looking for like minded individuals to release their frustrations.

I agree with Nick, I don't know much about airsoft/pellet guns, but I don't see anything that would make it a no-go.

Does the 24" barrel make for much better accuracy over a 20"? Also is 24" the longest barrel in production for ARs?

I've asked a few times about S&B ammo, and I got the same answers. They don't want steel jacketed ammo, and someone was shooting S&B and it blew up in their face so the boss doesn't allow it.

Anybody have a 24" barrel? I've seen them for sale but never saw one assembled.

Obvious troll is obvious.

I believe you can save a few bucks by building your own lower. It helps you learn more about your rifle, and I honestly enjoy building lowers.

My friend just bought a Tokarev and is looking for the best place to buy ammo. He found one site that required the ammo be shipped to an FFL, another had special ammo waivers that had to be faxed to them along with the order. They seem to be making the process harder then it has to be. I'm sure someone on here as a Tokarev, any recommendations?

What site is it?

It made it there, got repaired, and sent back to me. The driver didn't speak English so good, so I didn't declare it to him, Hi-Point told me to write manufactured parts on the box, because technically the rifle didn't fire. (Brand new gun, never fired, broken from the factory) <This was my first

You pay the seller the fees for the rifle and shipping to FFL, then depending on the seller's preference you either send them your FFL's info and they will verify that info. Or your FFL will send their info to the seller. And ship it out.

I just went through this with a Hi-Point carbine that had to go back, what a nightmare. Every UPS/Fedex/Post office I went to they said we can't ship firearms. I ended up giving the box to a FedEx delivery driver that stopped near my house, and asked if he could take it for me.

JSE 16" complete upper- $375 AIM Surplus lower-$94 PSA LPK-$130 Total =$599 not including optics