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Lets get this thing on the calender baby! just not 7/20

yes melted stuff in barrel is worse

this^^^^

ok thanks for the feedback, guess i dont need one

brass rod from lowes or home depot

I think I like it the way it is, I got pistol grip rifles already want a non in this caliber besides my sks's

lol shh dave Now I might not get mine....LOL JK

whats the bad on these and is $475 a good price? I know a shop that has a few NIB and was thinking of picking one up tomorrow but I'm not framiliar w/ AK variants

good riddens

Note on the vetoes, he mentions cost in relation to the budget. This will be a touchy subject on the big nasty DL/FID bill. If we push this point in our letters and such about the insane costs, it might work.

Christie vetoed-- A-3668/SCS for S-2467, 2471 (Jasey, McKeon, Cryan, Johnson, Quijano/Gill, Weinberg, Codey) -ABSOLUTE – Prohibits investment by State of pension and annuity funds in companies manufacturing, importing, and selling assault firearms for civilians use http://savejersey.com/2013/06/christie-signs-budget-vetoes-8-bills/ Governor Chris Christie signed the FY 2014 budget into law today, Save Jerseyans, along with two accompanying appropriation measures; he also issued absolute vetoes for eight (8) separate bills (click here to read his veto messages). Here are the broad strokes… BILLS SIGNED: S-2404/ACS for A-4112, 3675 (Madden, Oroho/Eustace, Singleton, Wagner, McHose, Egan, Coughlin) – Eliminates 10% surcharge on employee UI taxes during fiscal year 2014 S-3000/A-4200 (Sarlo,A.R. Bucco, Van Drew, O’Toole/Prieto, O’Scanlon) – Appropriates $32,976,962,000 in State funds and $13,427,159,762 in federal funds for the State budget for fiscal year 2013-2014. S-3001/A-4201 (Sarlo/O’Scanlon, Prieto) – Makes FY 2013 State supplemental appropriations totaling $224,837,000, reduces FY 2013 appropriations by $398,006,000, and supplements various language provisions affecting appropriations in FY 2013 BILLS VETOED: SCS for S-968, 1494/A-998 (Weinberg, Turner/Vainieri Huttle, Watson Coleman) – ABSOLUTE – Establishes procedures and standards regarding public service privatization contracts S-2188/A3775 (Gordon,Weinberg/Wagner,Eustace,DeAngelo,Benson) – ABSOLUTE – Requires employer notification when relocating call center services outside the United States S-2644/A-4233 (Vitale, Gill, Weinberg/Oliver, Prieto, Quijano) – ABSOLUTE – Expands Medicaid eligibility pursuant to federal “Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act” S-2825/A-4172 (Weinberg, Greenstein, Sarlo/Mosquera, Lampitt, Stender, Jasey, Watson Colman, Wisniewski, Caride) – ABSOLUTE – Makes FY 2013 supplemental appropriation to DOH for $7,453,000 for family planning services A-3668/SCS for S-2467, 2471 (Jasey, McKeon, Cryan, Johnson, Quijano/Gill, Weinberg, Codey) -ABSOLUTE – Prohibits investment by State of pension and annuity funds in companies manufacturing, importing, and selling assault firearms for civilians use A-3807/S-2595 (Caputo, Tucker, Wagner, Eustace/Rice, Gill) – ABSOLUTE – ‟Corporate Disinvestment Property Tax Relief Act”; appropriates $13.5 million A-3878/S-2673 (Conaway, Riley, Lampitt, Eustace/Gill) – ABSOLUTE- Requires Commissioner of Banking and Insurance to establish public awareness campaign about new federally required health insurance exchange A-4171/S-2824 (Wagner, Vainieri Huttle, Stender, Quijano, Eustace/Weinberg, Gill) – ABSOLUTE – Provides Medicaid coverage for family planning services to individuals with incomes up to 200 percent of the federal poverty level - See more at: http://savejersey.com/2013/06/christie-signs-budget-vetoes-8-bills/#sthash.KDegyO7J.dpuf Governor Chris Christie signed the FY 2014 budget into law today, Save Jerseyans, along with two accompanying appropriation measures; he also issued absolute vetoes for eight (8) separate bills (click here to read his veto messages). Here are the broad strokes…

thanks thats a good one

A forum vendor posted the other day he has some

I have a few shirts from them, good quality

welcome

no one knows is your answer. some are quicker than others all depends on whos doing it

MASS is a NO-NO! I just came back from Cape Cod @ familys house and spent alot of time in local shops and speaking with other gun owners. You need a MA FID and you cannot buy ammo either if from out of state. I stopped @ Cabelas in CT and Bass Pro in Foxborough and was a waste of time because I couldnt buy anything.

you will have a state issued non drivers id

I hope you proof read that before sending, a lot of (i) 's not capitalized. And needs some paragraph breaks to make it easier to read. Otherwise I hope it helps.

The 22lr conversion just gives you an option to have 2 guns in one and save some money shooting without having to burn another permit. I dont think they make a conversion to go to .40 s&w

Mine all have been complete, one time it was banged up and some tape added to resecure probably from being tossed around

I use this style I got mine at LGS I have a xlarge safe and use 2 of these and havent seen a problem yet. http://www.amazon.com/home-improvement/dp/B001F0IH22

The stack on ones we discussed above don't require use of a outlet constantly. You just remove them and plug them in to recharge ever so often as needed

being discussed here http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php/topic/57253-nics-hot-off-the-presses/page-3