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JohnnyB

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  1. Okay. If they are sold as 10 rd .458. You are good to go. Just keep the receipt if the mags are not factory marked .458.
  2. I was carrying today in both PA and DE. No way in hell I would pull out my gun for a property crime like shoplifting! People like him just serve to build the case against civilians and CCW. He acted like an idiot in my opinion!
  3. Yep! Like Paul said. I have never been to the PA store but I visit the store in Newark Delaware often. It was weird at first, seeing 30 round mags and ammo not stored in a locked cage! There is a definite advantage in being a free American!
  4. Quote Sosa9999...."Seen this mag on the Tromix website and wondering if this would be NJ OK. The reason I question it, I took a 15/30 hex mag and did somewhat of the same modifications to it. If you modified a magazine yourself, and it holds MORE than 15 rounds and works it is illegal. WHY YOU ASK, makes feeding the first .458 round easier. But I am still able to load 15rd of 5.56/.223 ammunition in the mag. If it only holds 15 and no more, there is no issue! It WILL NOT hold 2 rounds or less in the mag (they pop out). When I shove 3 or more rounds, the pressure from the spring presses the rounds against the feed lips. It start holding the rounds in and then I can load the mag normally. I figured this will function the same way for a 30 round mag round. What about it 30 rounds? In my opinion these would be a no go in Jersey, What do you guess think ? Thank you for taking the time and reading this." If you buy .458 mags from a manufacturer that hold 15 rounds of .458 or less, you are fine. They were not made to reliably feed .223s. The fact that you can put .223s in it and not reliably feed makes no difference. If you modify a magazine sold to you as a 30 round .223 to fit 10 rounds of .458 you could get into trouble. If you buy a .10 round 458 mag and they ship it to you in Jersey, (keep your receipt)! The fact that it will hold 30 rounds of .223 makes no difference. It is legal as long as you don't get caught with it loaded with .223 as that is not the caliber it was made for!
  5. You also need it for CCW in PA.....At least for now!
  6. Boogeyman - translation "Бугимен" from Russian to English.
  7. Correction HE.....Wick was the man they sent to kill the Baba Yaga! (Boogeyman) I loved the first movie and I will check out part 2 soon.
  8. JohnnyB replied to silverado427's topic in Gunsmithing
    Great Job! I like the way you used the screws to minimize contact. I trust you got them in before the rain hit. I also noticed your yard. I'll trade you my lawn for it!
  9. WOW! Congrats......That is MEGA COOL!
  10. IMHO, if the mag was made to hold 10 rds of .458, it does not matter how many .223s you can fit in it. With the .223s flying out the top when only 2 rounds are in it, I would assume it would not feed.223s reliably, so okay in the PRNJ.
  11. My understanding is that if you have a CCW recognized by PA, such as NH, you can carry concealed in Philly. Open carry is a no go in Philly only. I was told with a Recognized CCW, it's not illegal to OC in Philly, but you will get stopped and harassed. Do I have this right?
  12. Congratulations! Now grab your gun and carry in PA while you still can!
  13. Yes, There is some hardware that needs to be purchased for the Google VOIP and the porting of a an existing phone number, but after that the line is free of charge with a one cent per minute charge for international calls.It's kind of a pain in the butt at first but it pays off in the long run!
  14. JohnnyB replied to Zeke's topic in General Discussion
    Today SUCKS! Because I have to go to work tomorrow!
  15. Thanks, I ordered the clay vest and 5 other clothing items! Much of their line seems crazy overpriced, like a denim shirt for $250.00! There were some good deals though and I grabbed the ones I saw.
  16. Josh Shapiro, PA's new DA is 'D' rated by the NRA. and has vowed to..... "Review concealed carry permit reciprocity agreements Pennsylvania sets and enforces its own gun laws to keep guns out of the hands of people who should not have them due to criminal activities or mental health issues. But some get approval to carry from other states and skirt our laws. As Attorney General, Shapiro will carefully review Pennsylvania’s reciprocity agreements and modify or close those that would allow guns into the hands of dangerous people who should not have them under Pennsylvania law."
  17. How quickly you get your permits is up to your local PD. The PRNJ, as much as it sucks and is responsible for this whacked out, Unconstitutional system, is not the reason for your long wait. I have a police Chief in my town that is VERY pro 2A rights. In fact, the Lieutenant here bent over backwards to help me get a non resident CCW! I had a long talk with him and I asked if the men in his department were as pro2A as he is. His response was "they better be if want to work here is this city"! Gotta love it! That is why I get my permits in 2 to 3 weeks. Many people wait months for their permits because their Chief is an anti gun a$$hole. Plain and simple.
  18. two to three weeks for P2Ps. A couple days for an extension.
  19. It appears our non res CCW will continue to work in Delaware! https://blog.princelaw.com/2017/02/17/delaware-backpedals-on-concealed-carry-changes/ "The AG’s Office does issue an apology for the confusion of the language that was posted from February 10-15th." They dropped the entire "ANY NON RES" verbiage and is saying that any further changes in reciprocity will appear on January 15, 2017 and go into effect 1 year later on January 15, 2018. We are good to go in Delaware for at least the next couple of years! YAAAAAAAAY! :good:
  20. Master Yoda and 2 light sabers I have found. Missing something else I fear?
  21. You don't have to get a brake unless you need it to meet 16". You can have a thread protector permanently attached.

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