SgtToadette

I don't really agree with that assessment of the transportation statutes, but that's a discussion for another thread.

Me too. I refuse to buy anything, though.

Or everyone thinks it's always someone else's fault. The left blames the right and the right blames the left, so nothing productive ever happens. Thus the problems remain unsolvable. No one snowflake ever feels responsible for the avalanche. It's the two party system at work.

> "Here's the "reasonable" liberal stance and tolerance on display..." > Posts article from The Blaze. Lol

I didn't really build mine, but it's fast approaching the 2K mark.

PWS MK116 which uses their own buffer tube.

Hopewell in Mercer County.

I appreciate the offer, but I think I'm going to go through a gunsmith for the removal and install to save the headache.

http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php/forum/69-current-gun-law-discussion/

Sorry. Length Of Pull. I'll be throwing on a B5 SOPMOD Bravo.

Just to be clear here: I want to remove the current stock and replace it with another which will be pinned at a shorter LOP. I won't be reusing the stock which is pictured. I might be. I don't see how the movement of the stock would be prevented otherwise.

I have two left hands when it comes to these things. Consider me borderline retarded. I really don't care about having a hole in the tube, especially when it's going to be covered up by the new stock, but thanks for the tip. I might give it a shot, but if I should give up/fail miserably, can any old shop do the work? I'll google it. Thanks!

I don't believe I have the necessary tools which is a bummer. I'll definitely have the pin thrown through the latch rather than the tube when I throw the next stock on.

Looking for a gunsmith who can "unpin" a stock and install a new one. The neater the work the better, but I want to reduce the LOP on my current stock without scrapping the buffer tube. If that means simply drilling a hole straight through the buffer tube, so be it. Here's a pic of the current pin.

Pretty much this. I don't have a large collection of firearms. I only have one handgun (PPQM1) and one rifle (PWS AR15 (which I'm still getting to where I want it)). If I can't find .223/5.56 or 9mm, I can't go to the range. It's that simple. The more guns you have the more versatility you have in the event of a shortage.

What, if any, are the prerequisites for the courses?

The PPQ 5 inch is so new to the US market that there's likely to be little information about it right now that's not available on a spec sheet. The 34 is tried and tested and it will have more available parts at a cheaper price. Still, I love my PPQM1, and would highly recommend it in any form. If you want to shoot a 4inch it and can make the trip to EFGA, I'd be happy to share. At the least you'll be able to gauge the muzzle flip for yourself.

Hopefully this will be the first of many as the weather improves.

Range report on the LWRC Skirmish sights: I really wanted to like these sights. The design is excellent. I really like the rotating aperture which lets the sights be folded down with either the small or big holes. The sight picture is also very good. However, they did not fare well in the execution department. While there is a a positive clicking sound when the sights are folded up, there is definite wiggle which is concerning. I went to go sight them in, starting at 25 yards, and it was shooting eight inches or so inches low, and 2 inches or so right. Albeit very consistently. No amount of adjusting the sights seemed to help. Now I'm no gunsmith or shooting expert, but I can be pretty darn sure I know how to slide some sights on my rails and screw them on. I can also be pretty darn sure I can put a hole where I want it at 25 yards with an AR. These are not problems I've had on the same rifle with a pair of MBUS sights which cost a third as much. I'll be contacting LWRC customer service after I take another range visit to confirm that the issue is the sights. I'll be bringing both the MBUS and Skirmish sights. All in all, very disappointed. Maybe I got a bad run, but for a product that carries the LWRC name I expect a whole hell of a lot better. If all else fails, I'll probably throw on some Troy HK style sights and call it a day.

For sure. Gun people don't care about guns, and since it seems to be largely a partisan issue, people will just accept whatever the default position of their party is. It's a damn shame.

That's why I laugh every time I hear some politician here say something along the lines of "NJ setting a national model" when the national trend is clearly going the other direction.

Come to Shongum!

Neglected to mention the place: https://www.google.com/#q=starbucks+08534

What's the cost on something like this?

#SBRproblems