JohnnyB

Not really outlawed here. You just have to treat them like a handgun while transporting....To and from range etc.

Not a dagger. Legal.

And they say we don't need AR15s....Yeah Right!

Nice! Reminds of a Raven I once bought.

^^^^^THIS^^^^^ Go for it! Don't let them intimidate you into giving up your rights! If need be, hire an attorney and FIGHT!

I agree with @dajonga...It's the best way to go for sure!

He was wrong.......Does not make our laws right!

Beretta 92FS is tried and true! I have the Inox version and never a hiccup!

Just like the term "assault rifle" has been used to describe any black rifle, M4 is now the term for any AR carbine that looks like an M4! I think that the PRNJ would classify a true machine gun as a "weapon of mass destruction" capable of taking out the entire population!

The COP could have said "Turn around an go back to PA now"! Give the old guy the benefit of doubt!

Weight 4.7 lbs =Illegal/ Cheap parts = cheap gun

Sorry, Hang was the word. I fixed it!

May God bless those who died that horrible day and their families! May God also bless those hero's who died and continue to die from exposure to the hazardous debris they encountered during the rescue and cleanup! May God Damn those who planned, perpetrated and celebrated these horrific acts!

They really should post a sign to warn people! The poor guy, Governor Gopher is gonna hang him!

Trump would NEVER sign it! I know, I know I was wrong about trusting the Waltons but I'm right on this one!

Is that the same for USANA's indoor range?

I tried using a known good BCG and same effect. I put a rifle lower on it and just have to get back to the range to test it.

Approximately 3,053 State Troopers in NJ. They use the Sig P229 Enhanced Elite. At a retail price of $1, 079 per pistol, that would be a cost of 3.3 Million dollars. Each trooper could get a new one every single month and still have 30 some million left for ammo! I think it's supposed to be 7 million and someone screwed up the story and said 70 million.

I will try the upper with a known good lower setup with a rifle length buffer setup and report back!

I measured and marked the block and barrel then to verify, I connected .17" vinyl tube to the receiver end and blew air through the tube while holding the end of the barrel tip up to my ear while moving the block very slightly, stopping at the highest airflow. While unconventional, the method is fool proof. Logically speaking...It can't fail! It was amazing how much a very slight movement of the block had a great effect on the air flow! I realized I could get pin point accuracy using this incredibly simple method! Wait! Did I just invent this or is this how everyone does it? It was the most logical method I could think of!

For @louu The hole in da middle is .0938 and very clean. It is exactly where it should be for the rifle length gas tube and block. Thank you for asking! I appreciate the help from such experienced experts such as yourself and many others here!

@JT Custom Guns It's a brand new gas block and tube. It is absolutely tight and lined up exactly with the port on the barrel.

Here is a link to what the barrel looks like. right down to the lettering.https://sandersarmoryusa.com/product/18-hbar-stainless-steel-rifle-length-w18-twist-223-wylde-and-5-56-nato/