Alex V

Damn! missed it! wanna cry now

the wait is killing me....

This makes me want to buy an AK lol

East Brunswick requires it for Pistol Purchase Permits if you got your FID more than 5 years ago... Go Figure... What's the story with this changing in light or the recent ruling that towns can not add extra stuff to the permitting process?

From the SPR pic thread http://s1320.photobucket.com/user/WS6TransAm01/media/Mobile%20Uploads/image_zps95f4c149.jpg.html

I got an email from Holt saying he will not run for reelection. I am sad to say I voted for him, but only as a "Thank You" for nominating me to the US Naval Acadamy in 2001. I have stince stopped voting for him, I guess gratitude only goes so far when he is such a giant douchenozzle. We are wasting time with this, he will not run for another term, we might as well focus on defeating whatever Dem steps up to attempt to fill his seat.

You can never go wrong with a Mil-Dot reticle, its been used for a long time and is proven to be serviceable. I have the Mil-Dot in my 2.5-10x32 and it works well. I am not a fan of the Velocity600 or other types of BDC reticles because it may not work for your gun/ammo at all DA's. Just make sure your Elev/Wind knobs are in the same units as ur reticle. My NSX is Mil/MOA and its a pain in the ass to do the math.

When is the next conference? When will we know if they plan to take the case?

Let me know if you need an Architect :-) I'm registered in NJ and a fellow firearms enthusiast! What better combination to design a new gun store/range :-)

is "ape", "arm"? Propper LOP and comfortable LOP are to different things. Propper sounds relative to whatever works best with your body mechanics. I prefer to be as compact as possible, I just find it more comfortable. If I have to kick out my elbow more then so be it. My nose may be above the CH to align my eye with the scope, but its in line with it or close to it. I may be at R14 this weekend, Ill try and get a pic. Even with my 16" PredatAR and the MOE stock pinned one notch from fully closed when I am prone my nose is at the CH.

Can't really say I am all that sad to be honest. I was there twice; once before they officially opened and was told that it was a side business for the garage, the second time a few months late, the single display case had nothing of note and they were asking $12.99 for a box of 20 PMC 5.56. They were listed as a Slip2000 dealer, so I asked my wife to stop in to pick up some cleaner and after she saying hi and asking "My husband is looking for this..." the guy behind the counter proceeded to hit on her and make her feel super unfomfortable. Nice... I wanted to use them to transfter an M&P Shield, went there with the paperwork to find the door closed and lights out 3 hours before they were supposed to close. Oh well, took my business elsewere. If you want to be around as a storefront you have to invest in inventory, if not, just work from your kitchen table. At first I was super excited as they are within walking distance of my house. I quickly lost my excitement and went back to the stores I went to before they were around.

I can only imagine the volume of calls the PD dispatch would get if even .1% of NJ pupulation was open carrying the day it was allowed. There would not be enough cops to go on all the calls lol. It would be hysterical. They would feel they have to investigate each call to make sure the person had the propper paperwork. I would imagine the same person causing multiple calls per hour. The cops would pull their hair out.

Yes, the scope is illuminated. The reason I picked the SPR-E (LT139) over the SPR (LT104) is because I shoot with my nose to the chagring handle, even in prone. If you can see, the stock is two notches from fully collapsed as I prefer the shortest length of pull possible. I am only 5'-10" so something that is A2 length will just not work for me. This is why when I get my OBR I am at a loss as to what stock to use since I want a solid long range stock but the PRS seems too long. Anyway, because of my style of shooting I needed to place the scope further up the reciever. I did not want to mount it on the rail, or bridge the gap between the rail and reciever. The SPR-E was the perfect solution. As I bought it used, I had no choice on reticle, but I like the NF Gen2 Mil-Dot. The dots are hollow and do not cover much of the image, but there are many good reticles that NF offers. I would personally not use any type of balistic reticle because they only work for one round and one set of conditions. A mil-dot reticle is fairly simple to learn since there is not much to it.

Correct. Its a simple NF 2.5-10x32 Mil-Dot/MOA knobs and ZeroStop. It was my first venture into a magnified optic and I picked it up used for an awesome price. In hind sight I would have liked Mil/Mil not Mil/MOA but it's okay. I think I will throw the Steiner on there in a LT-120 to try it out. Gonna be a long wait still for the 7.62 OBR it is supposed to sit on.

Sorry for the crappy cell phone pic, it's the only one I had for quick access. Just got the Steiner 5-25 MSR and wanted to show a friend the size difference from the NF 2.5-10. Hopy crap is there a difference lol

Love my SPR. Love the NF2.5-10 on it. Love the BC 1.5 brake. I am running it with a Noveske barrel, but the Rainier are said to be really good as well. My only critique would be to drop the piston system. Not sure what you are trying to acomplish with that...

LOL I worked on the Cap One in N. Plainfield on 22 (Architect) and the one on Rt1 was done by the same firm but before I came on board!

What is quali. requirement? Might as well satrt practicing (Fingers Crossed) :-D Has anyone thought of what would happen should SCOTUS rule against us?

Thanks guy. Yeah, I saw the class in NC, it's not to far of a drive, but for a two day class it would mean an extra two days off of work so it's a no go right now. I'll keep looking! Thanks!

I have been taking pistol and carbine classes for a few years now, love it, and will continue to do so, but I have not been able to find a local (relatively speaking) course teaching more of a precision rifle type content. Long range DMR type trying would be awesome. I really don't want to travel to Washington, Texas or NC.

Not sure if it was an ND, hard to say. Because his finger is outside the trigger guard and he deliberatly places it inside and presses the trigger, then removes his finger again. Who knows, its Russian. I remember seeing this on TacTV and thought to myself, "Ne xuya c'ebe!" "Pizdetz' bl'ad"

The ARAK seems like a cool idea. But it also seems like a gimick to me. I honestly can't see any of it's solutions actualy solving any real work AR problem. If anything, it just adds propriatary parts, the barrel is not free floating as most rails today would have it, its just odd to me. However, if you like it, go for it. It's not my money. Personaly, I would stay with a quality DI AR like your DD

Damn... Have the ammo... just need to figure out how to free up the $ for the fee.

As said before, other than my SPR all my AR's have the stocks pinned one click from full collapse (6 position RE) for the shorter length of pull possible with a eng plate sling mount. I have switched one rifle to the BCM grip and love it. A lot less strain on the wrist. Will be switching the rest of the rifles (other than the SPR) as well. I just wish the BCM grip was longer (forward/back). The new one is wider but in the opposite direction

Wow... some of you guys are way to sencitive... If someone wants to shoot an AR indoors, let them. I will do so occasionally to practice transitions to pistol or to check zero with a 25/50y target. I will also shoot it if I am taking friend's who have never shot before and want to try it. The shorter ranges make it easier for them to see their hits and the mechanical target return gives them instant gratification and they dont have to wait 'till a cease fire to see their target. It's fun. Calm down.