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a dozen red roses and a nice steak or seafood spot. if anyone is in the area, I recommend Cliff's steakhouse in englewood cliffs. I love their ribeyes and side dishes...

targetsportsusa is good to go. used them a bunch of times and they all got delivered quick

If that's your first order for ammo, it might be on hold if they didn't file your FID and DL in their system. They don't remind customers of that unfortunately... I've had decent luck emailing their CS dept in the past

Kodi with exodus or phoenix is pretty nice too

I had no idea you could dye mags like that. that's pretty cool. keep that chiquita sticker on there!

thats one big ass yellow magazine lol. where'd you get that??

? Just curious why they'd continue to inspect cars that fall within the exemption, but whatever. This saves time - cool.

What the... I got my 2009 subaru inspected back in October and the DMV inspection station was doing the same thing they've always been with a string of cars (much newer than 1995) going in and out. hmmm

This looks like a decent deal for anyone assembling a lower http://palmettostatearmory.com/index.php/catalog/product/view/id/2343/ "Includes Mil-Spec MOE Stock, MOE grip, MOE Trigger Guard, Palmetto State Armory Classic Lower Parts Kit and Mil-Spec buffer tube assembly."

sweet. picked up one up too

What b.s...

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The thumb screw mounts are perfectly fine. Theyre just heavy as hell. They return to zero well

Larue mounts are definitely top notch. Ive got an LT105 for my TA33 and its beautifully made Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G935A using Tapatalk

It's nice to get into reloading just so you know how to for future reference and having the equipment and components to do so when you're in a pinch. It won't pay for itself very quickly, but it's worth knowing and getting familiar with. As mentioned above, you need a good amount of time to get started and to get accustomed to the process.

This is with shooter cuts lol

Its not about the stock length but the uneven bulkiness of the padding. Each time the rifle is up and presented its sitting in a slightly different spot especially if moving around Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G935A using Tapatalk

the DD Omega 7 and 9 are unbeatable if you plan to keep your standard barrel nut and want to free float without having to modify anything - not even the handguard retainer. I have the omega 9 and it's rock solid. You can easily swap back to stock whenever you want. The troy MRF series (2-piece drop in free float system) are also good, but this requires cutting off the delta ring/weld spring. I have this on a 20" setup and it's really strong as well. There are good sales on these every once in a while. Got mine for $99 shipped from PA a while back. Midwest Industries also has a carbine length 2-piece FF setup that has rails extending past the FSB: LINK

I think your setup would make it more effective to shoulder a rifle without all the padding in the front. It's kind of awkward getting a nice stable cheek weld on the banshee. Glad to hear you say it's comfortable, even at 4 hours.

Thats a sweet carrier. I wish my banshee had those shoulder straps.

That would be cool.

Ive got a p226 elite stainless and a springfield TRP Cant be without either of them... Shoot a bunch before you buy

If I were you... I'd be looking closely at a Dan Wesson Valor or VBob in 45acp or 9mm which is probably closer to your 1200 mark on the used market. 1911 goodness. This is the vbob..

the gen3's just feel more refined to me and don't flex as much as the older (not abused) pmags I have. not much else to say really. I get what you're saying about being able to cut down standard capacity to 15rds, but I've come to appreciate 15/30 full size mags for the extra real estate to grab during mag changes. Plus, shorter cut mags tend to dip and get stuck in the pouches/chest rig I have so I've leaned toward standard sized mags as long as I'm not shooting off a rest.

Mustve cost a small fortune lol