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All I know is that if SHTF I'm so much more comfortable after being a member of this board for 2 years. When I saw the Sandy gas lines last year literally backing up a mile near my hood I would have freaked out... Now I'm less scared. Thank you NJGF.

If it happens let's spell it right MARTIAL law .....never let civil war replace bad grammar or spelling. That's uncivilized. :-)

This topic comes up about once a quarter And every single time the same questions come up; "do you live in a bad neighborhood?". And "you must be paranoid" I dislike those responses. Just let your brother in arms do what he wants to do in his property to feel better. More power to you my friend I wish my wife asked me "are you packing?". Now that's love. And lastly to the idea of the open carry for the Cragslist responders? I frigging love that idea. (reference my response to thread about strangers in my house. I just learned a new idea "you carry a gun?". "yeah, I'm in the security business")

Planning first build. I see buffer tube assemblies from as low as $20 all the way up to $50. I understand this lower part is not as sexy as discussing barrels or triggers but what's the difference between a 20 and 50 assembly? My build is not going to be high tech, mostly plinking. My only real requirement is I want carbine tube because I will most likely get the new Magpul fixed stock. I get it, like how much could I possibly save? 25 bucks? It's more really about learning the differences in stuff. So someone please give me some recommendations. (also I might just post in WTB section if someone has the parts laying around they want to get rid of.)

If self employed makes you more responsible I wonder why they want to verify employment on P2Ps ? :-)

and there's the Magpul fixed stock, right? i'm trying to find a pic online of one actually on a rifle in FDE.

Grossest meal I ever had was at a Waffle house somewhere between here and NC I asked for a grilled cheese with bacon. I got a pathetic piece of bread with a slice of cheese on it and then she said "and here is your side of bacon" Never again

Agreed. This was all just a good reminder.

Here is what really jumps out at me. I am not a teacher nor do I know anything about the "capacity" at which a 9 year old comprehends thing. But what I want to point out is the false sense that just because an adult "goes over the rules" and the child says "yup, i got it" are we supposed to believe they get it? Was it really processed? Let's review what happened; "careful in trigger....careful where the muzzle is...etc". "understand?". "yes". Then one minute later. "hey can you point it at me?" I am just not sure if the issue here is about different state demographics or culture. I hear the above story an I think "well that's what 9 year olds do". Perhaps someone who is a teacher here or has some real psyche background could chime in. But I for one will remember this story and if I'm ever going to be around a child I will remember if they say they understand I won't be so quick to believe it. Or maybe this is not a good example

One hundred percent no disrespect intended for plumbers. It could have been anyone making a house call. I think you put the smiley as you know it was in jest. Just want to make sure, I should have not singled out any vocation.

What's more tactical, Mochiatto or a latte? And the Yeager poster behind him creeps me out. Even if it's artwork or whatever I don't like having a barrel pointed at me with a finger on the trigger. I keep wanting to duck out of the way. It's so distracting. I can't even concentrate on what he is saying

No... He meant it goes on sale often... But currently it's not. Give it within two months. It will come back, trust us.

Before we drift into co witness territory. Could someone expand a little about pros and cons of quick release and list a product or two? I'm pretty sure I understand the tactical reason for it... But I'm thinking just another reason (and I know I'm gonna get trashed for this) but I'm almost 100% sure my long gun safe/cabinet door will not close if I have an optic on my soon-to-be-built rifle. It's too much height. So coincidentally I was going to ask a question about dots losing zero if you remove them but perhaps a quick releases conversation would be better

If you have hollow points in your car while you are driving to or from the range it gets even fuzzier :-)

I worry the plumber will come back and steal the guns. I used to be all nice and vocal and chatted with strangers in or around my residence. Now after being part of this board for a while and hearing nightmare stories (is not like this forum is about tea parties) I have a different view on strangers I park my BMW not in my driveway when I have a worker there. When asked what I do for a living I tell them I am a part time school teacher. "hey that's a nice piece of artwork". "thanks it's fake" I would prefer that strangers do not know I own weapons EDIT: strangers that know where I live that is. Outside my residence then I will promote 2A just as much as anybody on here

Can someone organize a "Gun owners support Facebook day". And then maybe Facebook can ban gun owners and then we can never have this problem again More bad thing come from FB than good things

Part of me would love to know if it really was a secret society favor. But the fact of the matter is that TD is the old Commerce Bank and they bent over backwards and did stuff like that for customers all the time. They were like the anti-bank bank. But +1 for them either way

Why is a fantastic trigger bad for a new shooter? It's not a light trigger. It's an incredible crisp break

Dupe

Search "levang" on the forum. I've tried bringing this topic up before. Its not a topic that gets focused on. Noise comes with the territory in this hobby. I still am committed to putting a linear comp on my next rifle but that puts me in the minority

Great looking out but I meant just the stock kit... Buffer, tube, spring, stock in FDE. Was $57. It will come back someday.

Ahhhh. I stand corrected.

You can't lock your outside suitcase they will cut the lock. All suitcases are opened now its a TSA law

Cool. Okay. I think I'm clear on this now. The comps between the diff sizes helped me out

but that looks like a riser.. it goes from picatinny up to picatinny. what actually HOLDS the Bushnell ?