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Ba hanson 14.5 stanless barrel with a lantac dragon pinned

I have 3 of the 1st generation Midwest PX billet lowers -- I like the way they look, built up just fine, and have a different way doing the rear take down retention spring and that pesky bolt catch pin It turned out that the joe bobs Spartan upper receiver is a perfect match and the Spartan lower looks to be the same as the PX lower except for a few Spartan roll marks Haven't had any issues with parts not mating up and the geissele MK4 rail matches up nicely with the upper from joe bobs

Agreed Yes hi frequency start -- I leave my pin just a little long so the pin becomes the filler rod -- just melt it all together

Brine and brake lines ... Perfect together

The dynasty has a max amp output of 280 amps ac or dc To weld a pin I have the machine set at 75 amps dc but don't use full pedal. Doesn't take much to melt a .062 stainless pin into a muzzle brake -- I do use the same .062 diameter pins that I use for wet tumbling I think I'm currently set up with a 3/32 lanthanated tungsten with pure argon shielding gas

Nj doesn't define pinned -- If you have a barrel 16" or over then you only need to comply with NJ law not federal Short barrel rifle law Since NJ does not define what a pinned muzzle brake is simply a press fit pinning would qualify as "pinned" Drill through the muzzle brake off the barrel -- Drill slow on a drill press -- use plenty of oil and you should not bugger up the threads at all -- Size your hole according to whatever pin size you are using Then mount brake on barrel -- time it properly Then drill a small indentation into the barrel threads, enough to destroy the threads if brake is removed is all that is needed At this point all you need is very tight fitting pin -- "Press fit" means you need a press or a hammer to install the pin -- so tight that it never comes out I personally weld my pins -- I'm lucky enough to own a miller Dynasty 280DX welder -- Tig welding a stainless steel pin to a brake is simple -- no filler wire, just leave the pin a little long and melt the pin into the brake -- some cold blue and you're done

Jon give John a call at JGtire in middlesex on Lincoln Blvd He's a FFL holder and my go to place for tires and guns -- he won't mind that you didn't buy the tires from him and should treat you well I'll pm you his number Jer

Adam -- Nice job on the video -- good to see the whole thing in one sitting

I got shipping confirmation on all 3 of my orders...

I guess we'll find out...

Spent enough already on black friday gun stuff adding 1500 mini mags to the stockpile is icing on the cake -- My rimfire ammo stash wasn't exactly empty...

I have 2 guns that shoot like lasers with the 36grn HP Not so much with the 40 grn RN I only ordered the 36 grn but 3 different orders -- I'll know soon enough if they honor the orders...

Only 5 per order with free shipping --- No limit on orders to household... Everyone in my house over 18 ordered 5 boxes of the 36 grn I don't care for the 40 grn pills...

I did too -- $8.50 shipping

pictures or it didn't happen...

Glenn -- where are you? -- Garden state armory is minutes from my home -- Being a reloader for a few decades I've never bought from GSA -- maybe their prices have changed but they used to be on the very high side with components -- You'll find it will be cheaper to buy in bulk and order or get in on group buys and split shipping and hazmat with a couple of others -- happens here on the forum quite often Ibeji Heads are the best -- I've tried a lot of bullets -- Alex makes some good stuff and his customer service is second to no one I have a Hornady LNL also -- along side of that on my bench is a dillon 650 and a rock chucker -- I use the hornady the most -- it's a great press If you are close, I have a spare lyman turbo tumbler -- I won't sell it but you are welcome to borrow it for awhile, get started and decide for yourself that wet tumbling is just better for everything -- I will also offer up a few wet cleanings if you like -- bring me your de-primed brass and I'll run it thru my wet tumbler -- I can handle up to 18 pounds of brass at a time I'm in middlesex borough -- Just down the hill from GSA I'm out of time for now but next we should talk about priming your brass and how your going to do it...

I'm wondering how they will work thru glass -- never tried one thru a window

If it truly is 2% off as PK90 says thats $134 back

My favorite is still my 1st -- Colt Combat elite in .45 acp -- bought it the day after I turned 21 back in 1990 -- it took less than 24 hours for a pistol permit back then This gun has seen at least 10,000 rounds... My newest, just purchased a couple months ago, is a Dan Wesson Specialist in 9mm -- I only have 300 rounds downrange but this one could prove to be pretty awesome too -- time will tell

I just looked up the property taxes -- looks to be over $200,000 Owned by a Realty LLC

Isn't the building next door that used to be the golf place empty? I bet the property taxes are insane...

Thats a Geiselle 13" MK4 -- It's kinda deceiving in that picture, there is a streamlight TRL-1 At the end of the hand guard making it look longer

BA hanson stainless 14.5 middy with pinned lo pro Gas Block used here -- I only have 250 rnds thru it but it runs like a champ with my hand loaded ammo

I carry almost every day -- unfortunately I can't leave my property when armed

Really depends a lot on your body type and what you can hide... I personally carry a Dan Wesson Vbob at home in an OWB Simply rugged deafcon 3 holster -- That thing disappears on me and is so comfortable that I don't even notice it's on The Vbob is a commander sized 1911 with a bobbed grip -- Also it's .45 acp