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So what was midway charging to ship 1000 rnds to NJ? I just bought 1000 rnds from Heritage guild yesterday -- 36grn CCI mini mags -- $90 out the door -- my guns love this stuff

Sounds to me like he did both -- I'm guessing your only allowed to do it once

Hold on here -- Louu is a good guy -- Many of us have met him and shot with him -- He is far from a douche Now that being said, have no idea what this thread is about or what he is asking but give the guy a break -- he just did a terrible job explaining -- that is all

I wouldn't be too worried about mag pouches and all that stuff -- It won't be around long -- It's not a 1911 and you'll know it

No worries, Big dawg makes a nice unit too -- I've had a few inquiries about these lately -- guess I have to put a few machines together to have on hand...

Redwing just opened up a new store in Greenbrook too -- eastbound side between Kramer and Warrenville rd I personally go to the flemington department store -- Usually save $50 to $70 a pair over the company stores

What are some other acceptable ways to permanently attach a muzzle break? -- I can weld and have my own equipment but I'm always open to other options

I'm an irrigation contractor but spend my winters a slave to a snow plow contract -- Luckily my winter days outdoors are shorter than yours Believe it or not, the only time my feet get chilly is when I'm in a wheel loader plowing snow -- Just not enough movement Once my boots leak they get changed out -- Being on wet grass most of the day I can't have leaky boots -- 2414 is the model number I wear My laces never break, When I buy them 1st thing I do is change out the laces for paracord

redwings for the win -- I wear a pair of uninsulated boots all year long -- I'm always on the move so my feet rarely get cold I'll wear my boots for 15 hours a day everyday -- a pair last me 2 years before they start to leak

Not exactly true but much harder to add than take off -- You can always build up with some filler rod and the tig

Jacketed vs. Plated --- no contest

1st off, Thanks -- The longer 4" drum will not work well, been tried -- If the unit isn't dead balls level you get everything going to 1 end and not enough room in the 4" tube for things to move around I've run an 8"drum with 20 pounds of media and 18 pounds of brass with no issues -- The total weight filled, ready to run at around 80 pounds -- the rods don't bend at all The 4" fernco cap fits the reducer fitting just right -- I know it shouldn't but it does -- the 6" cap on my 8" drum doesn't fit the reducer fitting at all Louu -- PM me the "other" forum I have parts to build one right now -- PM me Lowes used to have the stuff in stock on the shelves -- They discontinued them early this year -- I'm not sure if you can order online and get them shipped to store I've done 18 pounds of .45 acp cases at 1 time in my 8" drum -- How many is that? I don't know but it's a lot -- 6" drum works best with 10 pounds of pins and around 8 pounds of brass I cut the pipe to 14" then add the fittings -- Holds 2 gallons of water -- I don't paint my frames they're made from aluminum at 1 time I bought pins direct from the manufacturer -- I bought 300 pounds at a time and did that 3 times -- they guy on ebay sells them so cheap that I couldn't compete

Sure, Why not? -- You can do it yourself with just a dremel -- be careful and go slow and it will turn out just fine -- Touch up with a blueing pen once you're done

From what I understand is it can't be easily converted to hold more than 15 -- Now "easily" is the issue -- what is easy to me may not be easy to you If there is a block, like in these mags, then the floor plate should be permanently attached -- but what is permanent? -- most anything can be undone with enough patience and time You see FFL's blocking AR15 mags with a simple rivet and calling them legal -- It takes 10 seconds for me to drill out that rivet The only truly legal mags in my mind are those that the body is only long enough to hold the alloted amount of ammo -- no matter what you do the body just won't be long enough to accept more than 15 rounds Now even a short body isn't irreversible -- a person can weld 2 15 round ar15 mags together and use a standard length spring -- the point is nothing ever is permanent, you just have to figure out what permanent is in the eyes of NJ law Good Luck

The MDF isn't good with lags -- you have to use nuts and bolts and go thru but anything I have attached is rock solid -- Only thing I have attached with lags is my Reading 3BR powder measure I actually used contact cement to laminate the 3 pieces together -- If I did it again just a wood glue is all you need I do not have a vice on my MDF top but I can't imagine it being an issue -- It's one heavy top I'll post a picture over the weekend

My son made one for his 22 -- I made a board and set him up with the right length starter cords then he wove it The only problem we had was I needed to attach more cord a few days later after some use -- The cord didn't stretch but the weave got tighter so we needed to add more weave I turned out great for a 9 year old kid and is still on the rifle today 6 years later -- plus you have like 70 feet of paracord if you need it...

Paracord!!!

Mine is similar to Alec's but my legs are 1" gas pipe bolted to the concrete floor -- My table top is made from 3 layers of 3/4" thick MDF glued together No real frame under the MDF top but it's sitting on a 2x4 runner on the backside that's attached to the studs in the wall -- doesn't move ever You know, Alec was in my gun room...

Where was this from? -- I could use a few 15 rnd cz mags

Let's get back to the original question -- I don't give a crap about Shawns FFL status Since when does a weld mark on a muzzle device mean it's actually pinned? I can easily take the tig welder and bugger up a spot on a muzzle device. Wouldn't the final test be the attempted removal of attached muzzle device -- If it comes off, and the threads are usable afterwards, I would say your SOL If you have properly pinned it with the pin actually protruding into the threads then does it really mater if the weld is visible or not? The weld or lack of visible weld doesn't prove squat as to the presence of a pin.

Even my wife says she could care less about power windows but power locks are really convenient -- I don't think you can get 1 without the other I never drove without doors so don't know what it's like And its a hard top -- wife don't want a soft top and neither do I -- I have no issues taking it off though

Grabbers are a great choice -- I'm unclear what you mean by 2" spacers -- are you talking 2" wheel spacers between the rim and hub face pushing the tire assembly 2" outward? That never used to be DOT legal -- did something change or do we just not care? I have wheel spaces like that on my Samurai -- it's strictly off road and gets trailered to the trail head -- Sammy sits on toyota axles -- runs 36" tires

I used to have 35-14.50-15 Mickey thompson baja belted on a blazer back in the 90's -- Ran them at 19 pounds and had to watch weekly -- any change in pressure caused them to wear excessively Too much and the centers would wear -- to little and the edges would wear -- I went thru 3 sets of them until I decided they where just too much work -- Only got 20,000 miles out of each set They looked bad ass and preformed well both on and off road I do like the general grabber AT2 I have on the burb now -- Good all around tire and does real well in the snow -- They do load up in the slick mud,clay but clean pretty decent with a bump on the throttle I wouldn't have the dealer do squat -- I don't need another lifted vehicle and when and if I do I'll do it myself when it's out of warranty

Flemington wouldn't deal.... That sucks -- whippany is a long way for service -- I'm milling around leasing -- Most say it's the better way -- pay for the part of the car you use and buy it if you like at the end -- Anyone mind telling what they pay for the monthly lease? I know it's not a caddy but in no way should you be able to feel every knobby on the tires -- poor choice of tire in my opinion -- BFG mud terrain

I was just jeep shopping today -- Who's the best dealer in NJ? I went to Fullerton Jeep in Bridgewater on rt 22 -- close to home Anyway My wife is in need of a new ride -- she drives an Avalanche now -- I've been GM all my life -- But we like the 4 door jeep We drove the willys model tonight it had 32" BFG mud terrains on it from the factory -- Jeep rode like crap -- those tires are way too hard -- you could feel every knobby on them I run General grabbers on my suburban 35-12.50-15 burb has about 7 to 8 inches of lift -- those tires are great -- quiet and capable but they do load up with mud in the slick stuff