Ficus

für ihre sicherheit

So can we shoot yet?

Ahh yes. Thank you.

Anyone able to do a pin and weld job ASAP. Took it to a local Smith and he was incompetent and couldn’t do the job.

this excites me.

My new build.

Yea did it myself. Which I was trying to avoid because the surefire brake was a pain to drill through.

Thanks for the help guys. I appreciate it. oh and @bhunted go f*ck yourself.

Nope.

How much do they charge? It's kinda far for me but if it's cheap enough it may be worth it.

Anyone in the south jersey area know where I can get a muzzle brake pinned? Sorry I'm just lazy and don't feel like looking it up or calling around. Thanks

It doesn't matter. Why give them that info anyway. They only need to know what you tell them. It's quite simple. Never say anything more to the police then what needs to be said.

+1 for HST. I tend to go for the 147+p.

It's not random it's 5 years and the month of your birth.

I wrote an email to my lovely representative Donald Norcross about this issue and I finally got a response. It was basically told me to go pound sand. I can't wait to get out of this state. Here's his response. "Thank you for reaching out to me with your concerns about proposals for a national concealed carry law. I appreciate you taking the time to share your thoughts with me on this issue. As your Representative, I am grateful for the opportunity to respond to you directly. As you know, there are several proposals currently in Congress that would allow for national concealed carry practices. These bills would allow for persons who already possess a state-issued concealed carry permit for their personal firearm to travel across state borders where their permits may not allow them to travel currently. They would also allow concealed carry permits to reciprocate across states. I believe that local and state decisions to limit permits for concealed firearms should be respected. A national concealed carry law would override state and local authorities, and would directly oppose existing New Jersey laws on concealed carry permits. Currently, applicants in New Jersey for a concealed carry permit must demonstrate a justifiable need to carry a concealed firearm. National concealed carry laws would undermine the will of the people in New Jersey and other states and cities across the country. Individual states and cities should have the authority to choose for themselves the best practices on firearms when it comes to keeping streets safer for our children while ensuring that the Constitutionally-guaranteed right to bear arms is ensured. Thank you again for your interest. If I may be of any assistance to you in the future, please do not hesitate to contact me. Sincerely, Donald Norcross Member of Congress"

Critical duty. 135 grains and comes in standard and plus p.

Sent 9/12. check cashed 10/3. Now the waiting game begins.

Sent mine in today (9/12) with just a copy of my FID. So we'll see what's up.

Wait...... Really? I tried to buy a ras47 a couple of months ago and was told no because I was a NJ resident.

I've had two guns with fde Cerakote. A Sig p229 scorpion and now a glock 19. It handles well with rust, scratches, ect. I found it doesn't hold up well with leather/hybrid holsters. It seemed to me that it just does a number on it and wears much faster. Just my opinion though.

Say I wanted to buy a stripped AR lower as a pistol. Would I need a p2p or like in any other state could it just be transferred as "other" and be built that way. This is all hypothetical anyway. I was just wondering about it and couldn't find any sort of answer.

Thanks fellas. Seems like it's a no go. I was going to get my utah ccw a week before PA lost reciprocity and just decided not to.

Damn. I know it's legal I just want to make sure I don't have any problems. Thanks for the responses. Hopefully someone else will chime in. ETA maybe I'll just keep it locked up.

So I'm heading down for vacation next month and was wondering if anyone has done it. Any problems or none what so ever.