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WWW.HPSO.COM I am a volunteer EMT in my town. We have coverage while on duty in town but if I help someone while partying in Atlantic City the town insurance does not cover me. We get 50% off as recent graduates so our yearly premium for the first year is only $43. A no brainier .... Goto www.hpso.com. Select a quote... Be sure to put in "EMS volunteer" not "EMT Basic". The select full time paid w2 (even though we are not paid) and you should get the rate below.. Pay online with a CC.I get 50% off as a recent graduate so our yearly premium for the first year is only $43. Goto www.hpso.com. Select a quote... Be sure to put in "EMS volunteer" not "EMT Basic". Then select full time paid w2 (even though we are not paid) and you should get the rate below.. Pay online with a CC.

The NRA offers the coverage below for $150 per year for the base option with $250k of coverage and I can name an alternate location ( my local range) http://www.locktonrisk.com/nrains/instructors.htm?utm_source=nrainstructors&utm_medium=instbanner&utm_campaign=instbroadercoverage Can anyone suggest a cheaper alternative with the same minimum $250K or better coverage. for example I have $500k liability insurance to cover me as an EMT with my local Ambulance corp and it only cost $39/year.

Really.... stupidest question ever!!! I guarantee you the guy who has to restock the ATM machines in Newark may prefer to have CCW available to him everyday then an Assault style weapon to take to the range once a month to shoot holes in paper. I get the the whole don't give them an inch logic and I support it honestly... I just thought it might be interesting if anyone would trade philosophical safety an assault weapon provides from a tyrannical government for the actual Safety a CCW will provide you on you way home from work after midnight tonight. This was a hypothetical scenarios I thought was interesting, Not a political call to action to propose to you congressman... -- WORST QUESTION EVER???... NOT EVEN CLOSE!!!...

Would you be willing to trade away our already neutered Federal privilege to own Assault Style weapons for National CCW Reciprocity You get CCW License good anywhere in the country including NYC, DC, LA, ect. Let's even go as far as to say constitutional carry recognized by the Supreme Court. In exchange All semi auto rifles that accept a detachable magazine are banned . If it depends on the details of the Assault weapon Ban to be implemented list the exceptions you can accept in exchange for a national CCW. Exception you would accept... Everything is grandfathered Only Center fire ammunition rifles are banned Gov. Compensates us for any rifle/ magazine they confiscate / ban. Ect,ect, ect

16 1/8 inch. Without the muzzel attachment device( Faux FlashHidder)

The Spike ST-22 is a no compromises solution as are many other high end dedicated uppers. I'm sure you won't be disappointed with this or any other $600 -$800 .22lr upper. Moving down the later CMMG has a decent system for what I read for under $500. Now at the Bottom is the $239 Chiappa ( available at centerlfiresystems.com). The reviews are mix but I gotta tell you I had a high end and a low end upper side by side this morning at the range and it was impossible to tell the difference, function, accurate and aesthetics we are equal. I'm sure the polymer upper receiver will break before the spikes aluminum one but I may never put enough rounds thru either to see them fail. With the price of ammo I say buy. Chiappa now instead of waiting.. Eventually you could swap in a cheap stripped aluminum upper if it really bothers you. I prefer using a really AR-15 lower and being able to swap parts around between all my AR systems.

I took my brand new Chiappe M4 .22LR and my Spikes ST-22. To the range this morning. I put 250 round of Remington 22 Viper thru them... I was amazed with both uppers and the Ammo. NOT A SINGLE MISFIRE!!! I expect a break in period with the Chiappa M-4..... Work straight out of the box... Just put a health spray of lube Oil and went to work putting holes in paper. The accuracy was as good as my spikes ST-22... Or let me just say I could not shoot either well enough to see a difference. The Spikes ST-22 has about 1500 rounds life time and she runs about 98%. Meaning every second to third magazine I will get one failure to extract or failure to load, ect.. Perhaps I hit on the right type ammunition... the Remington 22 Viper uses a Truncated nose shape bullet and is 1440 Fps at the muzzle.. I never used it before... But will try to find another source for it ASAP. Very impressed... The build quality on the Spikes is far superior... Spikes is on the right. Spikes bolt on the right and has the Barrel collar attached. The Chiappa mates up without a collar. Bolt Face, again Spikes is on the right.

G&S Hunting in Patterson had O-PAP or N-PAP Zastava AK variant in stock 2 weeks ago.. I don't recall the price...

Took the Mag to ANJRPC this morning ... 150 round flawlessly

My Question: Am I fooling myself thinking this will keep me out of trouble with the Law? PK90 Answer: Yes My Question: This Mag is currently living in PA. Can she come home to NJ? PK90 Answer: Yes PK90, Am I understanding your answer correctly? I was almost positive you guys were going to tell me I am asking for trouble... Does anyone have pictures of their permanently modified mags to share? Is the fact it is blind pinned the key technique to make it NJ legal. Jeff

Am I fooling myself thinking this will keep me out of trouble with the Law.. This Mag is currently living in PA. Can she come home to NJ? 28 round Chiappa magazine blind pinned with a steel nail. Then JB weld the hole thing in place.. Blocks the follower from going more the half way.. Holds 14 rounds. Even before I put the JB weld on the blind pin was solid. Also a blind pin is sufficient for an adjustable stock? Just say'in...

I think if someone wanted to bet the test case they have to purchase a second gun within 30 days thru a private sale...

Lggyort, are you saying you picked up multiple handguns and used your C&R to be exempt from One Gun a month law?

The prices are $54 lower and $84 BCG.. The $80 AIM deal is still better... Thanks for posting

Centerfiresystems.com That is as cheap as the Omni Polymer Stripped Lowers... No excuses They also have complete Bolt Carrier Group (BCG) for $89 ( A normal cheap price for BCG is typically $120, A normal cheap stripped lower is $100 so you can see these are well below that.

Centerfiresystems.com has the Chiappa M-Four Dedicated .22Lr for $239 Every other site on the web has it for $300-$380. It is already AWB compliant since the Flash Hinder is non functional and attached with a set screw. The Bayonet lug is also no functional as it is not the correct dimensions. I asked them to take the 28round magazine out of the box before shipping. I hope they don't forget. The barrel can be threaded and you could pin on a real break. The upper receiver is polymer but can be replace with a real aluminum one. I am not sure if I will leave it as is or spend an additional $180 or so to make it Mil-spec. Chiappa .22LR Conversion #ARUP 22LR-A3 Chiappa .22LR Conversion The M4-22 Rimfire Conversion contains all the parts necessary to change your AR-15 / M-16 from its existing caliber to the inexpensive .22LR rimfire cartridge.The conversion takes less than a minute and is achieved with no permanent alterations to your firearm. It can be quickly returned to its original caliber. The M4-22 Conversion allows semi-auto .22LR fire in ANY milspec AR firearm platform. This is a complete upper with a barrel designed specifically for .22LR ammunition. Specifications 16.1” M4 profile style barrel 1-16” twist 6 groove rifling Weighs 3.7 lbs. Flat top receiver Matte black finish Front sling swivel Round handguard Complete assembly Fits all mil-spec AR lowers A2 front sight Bayonet lug Includes:

Would a Dealer transfer multiple handguns to Law Enforcement Agency? There are three clear exemption listed. Law enforcement agency, C&R FFL holders and Dealer to Dealer... I think it is strange that only two of the three exemption are honored. I think that it is even more strange that we as a group accept this... We put so much effort into to towns not adding extra paper work. That is great but if we could get them to honor the law as written on OGAM we could all buy all the handguns we want by simply paying $30 for a C&R license... $10 per year to neuter the OGAM law for anyone who it effects. I don't thing anyone even realizes it could be that simple. I asked Anthony C. to ask Even about the loophole. He said he would have him address it on next week Gun for Hire radio show since Even will be in the studio.

I appreciate everyone's response ... Yes the C&R is useless in NJ for purchasing C&R weapons but you are missing the point. You can still get a C&R FFL and the NJ law says if you have one you are exempt from the OGAM law.

There is a nice little loophole in the NJ OGAM law for C&R FFL holders... The C&R FFL cost $30 for three years and is very easy to obtain. The problem is I was not able to Find an FFL dealer who would honor the exception and the State Police stated to me it does not exist. Very strange because I clearly can read it below. Our legislature but it there for a reason. It is not of to the NJ state police to decide it does not exist. And just to clarify the exemption is not limited to C&R weapons as written. I wish someone could get NJ to honor this exemption as written. Sounds like a good Job for Even Nappen. i. Restriction on number of firearms person may purchase. Only one handgun shall be purchased or delivered on each permit [, but a] and no more than one handgun shall be purchased within any 30-day period, but this limitation shall not apply to: (1) a federal, State or local law enforcement officer or agency purchasing handguns for use by officers in the actual performance of their law enforcement duties; (2) a collector of handguns as curios or relics as defined in Title 18, United States Code, section 921 (a) (13) who has in his possession a valid Collector of Curios and Relics License issued by the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives; or (3) transfers of handguns between licensed retail dealers.

This drop in From Midwest industries seem to be a good alternative.

I am looking for a carbine length Drop In two piece Handguard to replace the standard M4 guards that come with a new upper I just ordered. I have the DiamondHead VRS on my Bushmaster XM15 and really like it... See link to their page below. http://www.store-diamondhead-usa.com/Diamondhead_VRS_Modular_Drop_In_Handguard_System_p/2001.htm I is very slim and allows you to put small rail segments where you want and leave the rest smooth and round except for the top rail. What I don't want is a cheese grater Quad Rail or bulky looking polymer MagPul look... I am tempted to just purchase another DiamondHead VRS but I want to mix it up a bit if possible.

I think removing the faux bayonet lug to keep from unwanted attention is a good suggestion regardless of it is legal or not. The pic show it being much wider then a functioning bayonet lug. The Barrel is not threaded. And the expense of having to pay the get it threaded and then pin a break on Comes to more the 50% of the cost of the whole upper... I would really like to avoid that if possible.... Can anyone recommend a set screw muzzle break? Also if the slots are not cut threw is it still a flash hider? The tip looks wide enough to stick yer pinky in...

I just order a Chiappa M4 .22LR upper to keep my Spikes ST-22 company. According to this review http://www.all4shooters.com/en/articles/rifles/2013/Chiappa-Firearms-MFour-22-rimfire-semiautomatic-carbine/ The bayonet lug and Flash hider are non functional to meet state AWB compliance. Can anyone confirm this? The barrel is not threaded the Flashhider has a set scree and the vertical comp cut are not cut thru. It does appear the tip is wider then then bullet diameter. As for the Bayonet lug I am assuming it is not the correct size to function? I only paid $239 from Centerfiresystems.com so I really don't want to have to pay to have the barrel threaded and pin a break on. I can cut the lug off myself if necessary. P.S. I think that is a great price... It usually sells for $350ish... I know it is not the best quality with a plastic upper but for $75 I could swap in an aluminum one... Personally I am matching it up with a $59 Omni lower... Chiappa and Omni are both ATI so it makes for a nice matched lightweight polymer setup for the kids. As long as it is 95% reliable ( less then 5 jams in 100) I will be happy with it for use at the range...

I like mine... One down side is the Slant receiver. It really limits the what stocks you can put one. There are only a few companies that make the slant stocks. Unfortunately I am still stuck with the thumb hole original it came with. If anyone know a good source for slant stocks I would appreciate it. I would love to update it to the black rifle tacicool look. Rails m4 style stock ( pinned), ect.

If someone does not go down there and pick up that rifle this weekend I just might have to do it myself. I can't get it out of my mind... It would work well with a Diamondhead VRS Drop in rail and an ACE ultralight Stock. Both are about $100. So for about $800 you would have a great range rifle that might is only a tad over 5lbs.