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It doesn't mean it's in their actual store.

Thanks for the useless information.

And you know what? Why move forward with the range? I wouldnt want to bring revenue to that town if they pulled that shit with me.

Why is that persons info redacted? I want to see who that pos is. Save Monroe? Jesus Christ.

Might need a little more breaking in. If it still happens after another 500 rounds and a good cleaning and light oiling then look at the ammo situation. It should, key word should run every type you put thru it.

Yup. Every time I start talking about how nobody has been bayonetted or how collapsible stocks don't make a gun more deadly I remember that it's not about that, it's about them trying to make it too hard or too expensive to get a gun. To make it as inconvenient as possible.

Yup, never trade away ammo unless it's for an immediate lifesaving situation where you will 100% die within a day without it. Be a bitch to be shot with your own ammo. Could make up a few squibs for the bad guys to find though. Lol

In a crisis situation I doubt gold and silver would be worth as much as boots, shoes, socks, canned goods, or gasoline. Maybe short term it might be ok but long term nobody will care about gold and silver as much as they care about the essentials. Good to have in an investment portfolio though.

Oh another one shall issue. When do you think we will become shall issue? Surely we are next. Oh wait, NEVER. Even our AG is trying to get the Supreme Court to not hear our cases.

Im not defending this shop because it sounds like a rip off but the costs of doing business in NJ are insane. All the things that we bitch about like high property taxes, high insurance, high rent, all have to be paid by the business as well. Shit rolls downhill so the end customer has to pay for it due to NJ being not only an unfriendly state for guns but more importantly a very unfriendly state for running a business.

I'm a diy'r. To me the allure would be to do finish one and then shoot it and be proud of my work. Could then also send it out to be coated a cool color or whatever my heart desires. The fact that it isn't logged anywhere and that it wouldn't be subjected to some sort of possible confiscation just happens to be a bonus in my book. For what it's worth I would probably buy 2 because chances are I would screw the first one up. As for other people I don't know what their reasons are for buying one.

I was discussing that the other day with some shooting buddies. We were saying how we have never seen them anywhere in a brick and mortar shop or at gun shows.

Here's another observation. The above poster said his heat is steady at 70. I did the same thing one winter and only lowered the temp 2 degrees when I went to work and my bills were less than when I used to drop the temp a lot when I was gone. Its impossible to compare year to year due to temp fluctuations but I did the same thing with my AC that year too and once again my bill was lower than when I turned the temp up when I was gone for more than an hour. They say it's more efficient to maintain the temp vs raising or lowering it when you leave and I tend to agree due to my experience yet I've read thearguments against and it sounds like they might be correct too. Any opinions?

What do you keep your heat at? 40? Sounds awfully cheap considering you said you have an uninsulated first floor and the top floor is half gutted.

My buddy got a 917 dollar bill for a 1 bedroom apt. They estimated his bill for the prior three months. The estimates aren't even close. Go online and submit your own reading in the winter months.

They don't have the aluminum ones. That's what I want anyway.

Since they have already been raided now is a good time to buy an 80% lower!

The realtor may suggest a price, not set it. If you blindly trust a middle man who makes commission off the sale of your house without doing research on the comps in your area you are a fool. Especially in the age of the internet where you can go on zillow.com via your freaken phone and see the comparable sales in your area. I'm not saying they deserved to get taken advantage of but they are idiots. Buying and selling your house is probably the biggest financial move you will make in your life. To not educate yourself is foolish at best.

Homeowner ultimately set the price of the house. The realtor can suggest a different price but they don't overrule the homeowner. If you agree on a high price it's your own fault. If the realtor didn't put a price cut thru or something similar they probably have a case.

Paperwork meaning the customer list they were after. You know, all the names of people who had the 80% lowers shipped to them. I'm sure they have all that info on their computers somewhere.

Which is great. Id love to make an open bolt machine gun from scratch. It's not really all that hard. The problem is where can you shoot it? What's the point of having a cool firearm if you can't take it out for some fun time.

Sounds like Saul from Breaking Bad

My point is they keep moving the "line" on things like what percentage finished on a hunk of metal constitutes a firearm or what magazine capacity is ok to have at will to the point that it's almost impossible for us not to cross it and have a legal firearm or legal mags anymore. Their finish line is a total gun ban in my opinion.

70% lowers? 60% lowers? Where is the line? It was at 80%. Movable finish lines are very easy to cross.

I wonder what list you get put on for buying an 80% lower? I'm sure the ATF will slap you on some sort of list if your name is on the paperwork.