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I'd be interested in this rifle. Sent from my XT1254 using Tapatalk

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Dope build man! Not a fan of the B.A.D. lever myself but you got a kick ass KISS rifle going on there! Sent from my XT1254 using Tapatalk

The 15/30 hex mags are great. Sent from my XT1254 using Tapatalk

Andersen arms lower $50 PSA upper $35 Lower Parts Kit $30 Velocity Triggers 3 Lb SS $115 GI BCG $120 Colt Gov pro Barrel $95 kinetitech shrouded muzzlebrake $65 UTG pro SS 15" Slim fore end $95 Gas tube YHM low pro Gasblock $38 MFT Minimalist stock $42 (Pinned for NJ compliance) BCM Mod 0 Grip $20 Magpul Fore grip $20 Magpul Mbus Free from a friend Magpul MS2 Sling & mount $45 Eotech ExPs 2-$250 from a fellow infantryman Magpod came free from my combat medic. EDIT: also forgot to add my gen 1 XMR (eXtended Magazine Release) by Odin Works. Also: for the ATF/whatever other alphabet soup agency who's watching, don't kick down my doors those are 15/30 rd Magpul Sent from my XT1254 using Tapatalk

Just saying... we have Plenty of M4s with ACOG or M68s on em that get locked up in those racks at my unit. It takes a little jiggling but trust me its possible. Sent from my XT1254 using Tapatalk

in the army we refer firearms as weapons or weapon systems. cus that's what they are. I've enver called it an "M4 firearm" we always called it the "M4 weapon system" so old habits die hard. sorry, not sorry

want to get my pump action H&R pardner pump cerakoted. got an estimated price?

hey gents, So on Easter I took my father down to Shore shot to purchase his first weapon. we went down to Shore shot, where I've never been before. Here's what I took away from my visit and subsequent purchase: Great, clean friendly atmosphere helpful, friendly staff awesome selection of Handguns and long guns We ended up Purchasing a Springfield XD-9 Subcompact for my dad ( He's got small hands, Asian problems) The entire process was very professional, quick, and painless. Upon completion of the sale, The gentleman ( I wish I could remember his name, He's the big guy with the tattoos) handed me 2 range passes. It was a great transaction for everyone Price including NICS was around 580 If I remember correctly. Though I could have bought it a bit cheaper in a place like Buds or Cabelas, I'll usually root for the LGS so I didn't mind spending a couple more bucks. We picked up the weapon the following weekend (27 APR 2014) and cashed in those 2 range passes and ran about 200 or so rounds of mixed 115 124 and 147 ammo through the weapon at their indoor pistol range. Here's what I noticed about their range. plenty of space in the booths for manipulating weapons such as the Beretta CX4 storm rifle the lady next to me was using Clean, safe environment. the range safeties brushed brass out from underfoot to prevent any possible falls. the Range Safeties were clearly visible in their Bright yellow shirts and were very friendly and alert to any possible safety hazards. I saw the safeties on multiple occasions walk over to new shooters who were either acting in an unsafe manner or were nervous about shooting and correct and or reassure them. The one safety, I think his name was Ed, (hard to hear with the gun fire and all..) noticed my shooting style deduced I was military and allowed me to shoot from the draw after I asked permission the range itself had a very simple, easy to use automated system to move targets at multiple different ranges. Overall my Experience at Shore Shot was a supremely positive affair. I'd recommend it again to any of my fellow gun owners. P.S. oh... and the Springfield was great too!

H&R Pardner Pump protector Model. 18.5 inch barrel.$179.99 +NICS ProMag Archangel Stock/Forearm Kit + 7 round Side Saddle (individual shell holders have adjustable retention) $106.00 ATI HeatShield $15.95 Choate Machine & Tool Co. +1 Magazine tube Extension $48.00 Viking Tactic 2 point Quick Adjust MK. 1 FREE gift decent quality HD shotgun. for under 400. All I need now is to mount ghost rings

has any one ever seen this company before? http://stormsurvivalsystems.com/ i've been looking into gasification for a while after Super Storm Sandy. I also saw a very crude representation on that reality TV show season 1 of "The Colony" the Colonists of a post apocalyptic scenario, uses gasification to make a combustible gas from wood and other biomass to directly pump it into their Gas engine generator. I found this quite interesting, because the amount of waiting to try and get gasoline to run generators during Super Storm Sandy was ridiculous. The process of producing energy using the gasification method has been in use for more than 180 years. During that time coal and peat were used to power these plants. Initially developed to produce town gas for lighting & cooking in 1800s, this was replaced by electricity and natural gas, it was also used in blast furnaces but the bigger role was played in the production of synthetic chemicals where it has been in use since the 1920s. During both world wars especially the Second World War the need of gasification produced fuel reemerged due to the shortage of petroleum. Wood gas generators, called Gasogene or Gazogène, were used to power motor vehicles in Europe. By 1945 there were trucks, buses and agricultural machines that were powered by gasification. It is estimated that there were close to 9,000,000 vehicles running on producer gas all over the world. Wiki link here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gasification

Well it just means fit is good. Theres no excess machining.marks or burs that cause the action to have excessive friction. I have a remington thats almost as smooth... but i'm also like the the 4th owner and it's broken in super smooth.

you might want to consider a couple different things as well. We don't use it in the military as much any more but if you are bleeding pretty bad quick clot might be a good choice, stock up on compression bandages and israeli bandages as well. get training on how to properly use a tourniquet. stock up on anti inflammatories basic pain killers antiseptics, stool softeners (eating MREs for days on end can do that)

I usually transition from a Cold Steel Recon 1, Cold Steel Voyager-Large, Kershaw OSO Sweet and a Gen 1 Ka-bar TDI

It's an over built modern version of the old High standard K120 series shotguns. well made, not to much in the ways of aftermaket parts, but for a cheap no nonsense home defense scattergun, you can't do much better at it's value to price point. I had an Armscor M5 and I still have a K121 shotgun, most parts seemed interchangable. one of the major differences is that the Armscor has 2 action bars to the High standards one, much more durable when you're running your scatter gun harder. oh and completely forgot, both shotguns are SUPER slick. you could point the weapon in the air, press the pump action release, and gravity will shuck it all the way to the bottom

^lulz

+1 for nordic

this was my stock parnder pump + heat shield mid way through the modifications fully modified with the 870 Arch Angel stock and forearm. waiting on my ghost ring sights and my Side Saddle I love it, it was such a cheap gun, I had it for years. i've shot it enough that most of the finish on the bolt has worn away! only recently have I had a problem. I broke the ejector spring while breaking it down, Yes I did it, it was not a malfunction just user error. I made a rookie mistake and wasn't paying attention ( i was catching up on episodes of justified while cleaning it, and my racked the slide all the way back and forward while putting it back together, the the ejector spring was in the way and I snapped it. gonna need to take it to a gunsmith to get the rivet cut and ejector spring replaced but besides that I love the weapon

rick, I appreciate it friend

Hello gents, I'm wondering how much it would cost to replace the current barrel on my series 183 Mini 14 (SS) with another barrel. The one on my current rifle has an 11 inch barrel with an ugly 5.5 inch extended compensator. it not only looks ugly but it doesn't have a front sight post either. I already have the barrel that I want to have installed. it is a blued barrel but I plan on cerakoting everything at a later date. If any NJ gunsmiths can possibly give me a basic estimate of how much it would cost I'd gladly appreciate it.

Has anyone heard anything about the Linberta shotguns? I've heard some decent things about them. seems to have good fit and finish for the price. I'm gonna take a trip to vermont and there is a Linberta semi auto there for a decent price. unfortunately the tactical/HD semiautomatic model comes with a pistol grip, which makes it jersey illegal. Im wondering if anyone knows if Linberta makes a traditional stock for them or if there are any stocks from other weapons that will fit. thanks

kill it with fire

NJDevil1044, yeah that is true, but if at all possible i still want to keep the weapon i have right now and modify it, i kind of have an attachment this weapon, being my first mini and all. ( yeah i'm a softie)

ECS the mini 14 is as well with more stopping and so's the NJ legal AK and AR and a bunch of other semiautomatic sporting rifles. it's ridiculous how this beautiful piece of machinery and history is deemed illegal specifically, even when in standard format it's completely jersey legal... if anything the M1 carbine is the poster child for a NJ legal gun, it's not some bad ass weapon

http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2013/04/25/citadel-m1-carbine-9mm/