Everything posted by DeerSlayer
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Hi from NYC and PA...
Welcome to the forum, and to a state with slightly better gun laws than NYC. But not for long. As soon as the next Democrat takes the office of governor when Christy leaves, it will probably be worse. My suggestion is Join the NJ2AS if you're looking to become involved and attempt to make a difference with us.
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magazine loader
Besides that it matches my AK
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magazine loader
I use an UpLula mag loader, don't go the range without it. I just find it way faster then hand loading mags. The only caliber pistol ammo I do by hand is .22lr. Wish I saw the pink one before I got the black, I would have bought it. Less chance of it "mistakenly" finding it's way into someone else's range bag in that color.
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Wrangler considerations
I actually watched them load and unload it from my balcony of my timeshare in OC Maryland. It never touched grass from the trailer to inside the convention center. Concrete all the way lol.
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Transport - One reason why people don't understand the law
They don't say it in the law in those exact words. But it's definitely what it says in the law. The only time you may be in possession of a firearm in NJ, is when you're within an exempt location. It's never your constitutional right to keep and bare arms in NJ. You still need a FPID card to possess a long gun outside the exemptions. Which is an infringement on the 2nd amendment.
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Transport - One reason why people don't understand the law
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The little van can't hold 5,000 lbs of tools and materials. I need a one ton minimum. I can break an e250 in half as soon as I load it up. Black pipe fittings aren't light. I'm not getting a front wheel drive mini van with a tall roof, just ain't gonna happen. The dodge is FWD and that's even worse to me than the Ford monstrosity they're selling now. I'll just buy a Chevy 3500 normal van. If I'm going to get a high roof van it may as well just be a box truck at that point. Sorry for taking the thread off track, here's some Jeep Porn.- AR15 Opinions
Don't waste any $ building an M&P up. Build your dream AR slowly, shoot your M&P in the meantime.- garand clinic at cherry ridge tomorrow, what to bring?
I just steal the wife's yoga mat from the back of her truck lol. So what that it's lavender lol...- Large capacity / Extended length Handgun magazine
Can you let us know what "knowledgeable" (I use that term loosely) FFL informed you of this made up law? It's nice to know what stores are slinging B.S., so the rest of us can avoid their so called "knowledge". Thanks...- RTSP Feedback & Suggestions
The 25 yard side is significantly louder than the 15 yard range. When I shoot handguns there I usually request the 15 yard ports. That side is baffled.- Where can I look at Over/Unders?
I know I got a deal on my Silver Pigeon Special 686. $1075 it was used, but barely. I stole that gun for that price...- Got my first 3 firearms
Got mine from Simon Peter they had it in stock $30. Made for the 10/22 specifically, rifle fits perfectly in it. Has a nice pocket for BX15's- I'm crushing my .223 reloads
This^^^^ Also I highly recommend not lubricating the bullet itself either.- question for you AR guys ??
You can always cut the sight off the A2 gas block with a dremel and cut off wheel. Personally I would just buy a complete upper of your liking. Bravo Company is my suggestion where to start your search. Midwest PX, or Palmetto State Armory also has uppers. Rguns is another. There's plenty of places to order a complete upper from. Be sure to order one that's AWB complaint so it's legal in Jersey. Unless you're going to do your own complancy work on your own. If not then have the upper shipped to an FFL that your going have do the Jersey legal work.- Shotgun Shootout! @ Clinton WMA Saturday 5/30
I have an Auto thrower and license, be there on the 30th.- Wrangler considerations
No its an issue of it won't fit in my customers driveways without ripping their cable wire off their house. Otherwise their great.- Wrangler considerations
No doubt I'm a Hobbit bro. I live in the Shire...- Wrangler considerations
Yep pretty much, over priced ugly ass high roof abominations lol.- Wrangler considerations
My next van will be a Chevrolet unfortunately, since they're the only company left of the big 3 that still make a van.- help picking a new grill
I like it grilled also, the kiddies like it boiled.- Wrangler considerations
It's actually a third vehicle lol. I spend most of my day driving a 1ton ford van. I feel like I live in that thing. And no your correct I haven't driven it in the winter in about 10 years. But it was my daily driver from 94-2004 it saw plenty of salt and snow, especially while I was in college in New England. I just always kept it clean and re painted the frame and under the tub every spring. If I didn't do that I'm sure it would be in horrible shape just like any other 20 year old vehicle would be.- Wrangler considerations
My dodge is 10 this year, still running like a champ. Although I did do a rear and a trans, but only because I did some power upgrades under the hood that required some drive train upgrades as well. Can't really complain too much. Now my ford E350 work vans (I have 2) both have had multiple issues, including the spark plugs blowing out of the heads with the coil pack attached. That was really awesome. That Triton 5.4L is a nightmare to work on. I liked ford trucks when they used to build their own engines. Those days are gone unfortunately.- Glock .22 conversion slide
Show her this picture of my 12 year old, 80lb nephew, handling my G19 like a boss! Then tell her to man up! I think GSG also makes a conversion .22 for the Glock. I have a Walther P22, Mrs. Deerslayer digs it. brand new was about $350. It's more suited for a lady's hand imo. That double stack G19 grip sucks for a dainty hand.- Wrangler considerations
My 23 year old jeep runs pretty good can't complain. Is your truck old enough to sit at a bar and order a beer? - Wrangler considerations