RobertJames

Better to hit with a .22, than miss with a .44.

The upper came back from Accessory Arms yesterday, and I'm taking it to the range tomorrow. I can't say enough good things about them. Every step of the process I received an update via email, and when I had the warrantee issue, no questions asked, "send it back and we'll fix it right away." Heck they even credited my CC the money I spent to ship it to them. A lot more companies should take their example of customer service. Do not hesitate to order from them, you won't be disappointed. Sorry to see them gone from the forum vendor section.

Very nice! I've recently been bitten by the lever rifle bug. I really enjoy the '94.

it.I've shot there too, one of the fellas I work with has been teaching me to shoot clays there. It's quite spendy to join. There's an initiation fee to pay for the shot curtain the town made them install in addition to the yearly dues. But it's a nice range in the last place you'd expect it.

Well I guess I'm going to have to buy more weapons to skew the results... Wasn't there a report not long ago of record NICS checks in November and December? Somewhere in the millions of transactions, and possibly multiple weapons per transaction.

interested.

Just try to find TH anywhere else besides NJ.

The Mosquito?

Taylor Ham

I could be wrong, but I don't believe that NJ recognizes C&R. I think an SKS with a removable magazine is on the banned list.

I like the swap meet idea, as well as the idea of having access to shelter should the weather not cooperate.

A month or so ago I missed out on a Savage 99 that was for sale on NJ Hunter. It would have been a total impulse buy, but after some research, I decided I wanted one. Brought one home today. .300 Savage, not sure of year of manufacture yet. Shoots pretty good, too, IMHO. First time out today.

Outstanding! Thank you.

Umm, that's about 10 minutes worth if I take my time. Also, not gonna drive through NYC with any firearms. Nope, not gonna happen.

I only put the lower together...

I think the free floating gas block may be the culprit.

Film does have a shelf life, so don't be too surprised if the results aren't great.

Try this place. Unique Photo in Fairfield.

Censorship sucks...

Working the charging handle is nice and smooth, I hope that the grease in the buffer tube is the problem. The book I have suggested some grease (IIRC) in the tube to quiet the "Boing". I may have gone overboard.

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Maybe I put too much grease in the buffer tube? Took the bolt out of the upper and the back inch and a half to two inches of the BCG was covered in grease from the buffer tube. Maybe that's slowing the bolt down too much?

The bolt moved enough to reset the trigger, but the spent round was not ejected, nor was the next round loaded. I had to operate the rifle like a bolt gun to shoot it.

After the first shot, the trigger would go "click" so Apparently the trigger was resetting. I had to work the charging handle to eject the spent round and load the next round. Then it would fire. I was shooting Federal and PMC brass, not the usual cheap steel case stuff that I use. I didn't notice if the spent brass was scratched or not.

I took the rifle to the range for the first time today (finally). It will not fire semi-auto. The first shot fires, but it will not strip the next round from the magazine and load it into the chamber. I'm wondering if I need a carbine buffer instead of the rifle buffer that's in it. Anybody? Other than that, it shoots well. The YHM compensator makes one heckofa racket and shock wave. Hope I can figure this out.