MacDan

I've been looking at that MS4 for quite a while, will be picking one up soon

I like that place, and the guys that work there. I have spent quite a few bucks there on SIGs, and I got a rifle there on Black Friday that was priced really nice. I never used the range though. Hopefully they can get past this easily. Really hard to prevent these types of things, without limiting individuals from being able to try out firearms freely.

http://smith-wessonforum.com/smith-wesson-m-p15-rifles/456581-install-m-p15-w-tangodown-pr-4-a.html

The Sport compliant model uses a buffer tube that is longer than a normal carbine tube (from what I have gathered). So if you want to change the stock, you need a new tube, it will not work in any other stock. I was going to get the tango down pr4 for my rifle, why doesn't it fit? The tactical link does not require removing the stock as far as I understood. It's two pieces and it goes around the tube.

It may not be ideal, but I actually like it where it is a lot more than I thought it would.

I went with both. Burris MTAC 1-4x24 with the FastFire III on top using the P.E.P.R. mount. They sell it as a package, I got it for under $500.

Here are my 2 AR rifles. The top rifle I just bought on Black Friday, but I had been planning it for some time. It started as a stock S&W M&P Sport II NJ Compliant rifle. I added the Magpul SL handguard and grip, POF-USA 4.5 single stage trigger, PRI gasbuster charging handle, and the Burris MTAC 1-4x24 scope with Fastfire III on top with the P.E.P.R. mount (came as a package). I also put Buttler Creek tactical scope covers on it, since they do not interfere with the Fastfire. I will be getting a single point sling adapter for the buffer tube from Tactical Link, along with the Magpul QD adapter so I can convert to two-point with the Magpul MS4 sling. I will also move my Streamlight Protac Rail 2 mount light to this rifle from the other rifle and get the less powerful ProTac Rail Mount 1 that one (you will see why.) I will use a IWC SMC mount for the light. I have a couple of Hexmag 15/30 mags for it, will be getting some 10 round PMAGs for bench shooting as well. One day I would like to switch the stock to the Magpul Fixed Carbine stock, but I do not want to change the buffer tube as of yet, and I do not think I can use the one on the rifle. I like the way things turned out, the only thing I do not like is the amount of free play between the upper and lower on this one, very loose fit, I might add an accuwedge, but I am not worried about it. Haven't shot it yet, but I cannot wait to. The bottom rifle is 9mm. It started as a stripped Anderson lower. I assembled the lower with a parts kit from JoeBob's, a POF-USA 4.5 single stage trigger, and a UTG A2 stock. I am using a ProMag 9mm magazine well block along with Metalform 10 round magazines. The upper was preassembled from JSE (Wilson barrel, freefloat picatinny handguard, CMMG bolt) but I had to get the RRA muzzle brake installed, it came with a flash hider. I also switched out the dustcover for a 9mm style with the shell deflector, and the charging handle with a PRI gasbuster. I removed the forward assist and installed a plug in its place. I am using Magpul MBUS sights with a Bushnell First Strike red dot on a riser for absolute co-witness. It currently has the Streamlight ProTac Rail Mount 2 flashlight along with the pressure pad, but I will switch to a ProTac Rail Mount 1 on it as previously mentioned. I would like to upgrade the red dot to a Aimpoint at some point, but I don't know if my pockets are quite deep enough. This rifle was fun to plan out and build, and is a blast to shoot, I shoot it indoors all the time. I do not have many issues with it, even with the cheap magwell block. It is very accurate at 25yds, I haven't had the opportunity to stretch it out yet, but I am sure it will be good to at least 100yds. It is a good looking rifle, and gets attention when I take it out.

I would be lying if I said I understand it. Its a notice of Chapter 7 Bankruptcy.

Got a letter today from a lawyer regarding bankruptcy proceedings......

I got tired of waiting so I filed a dispute with my debit card and bought a S&W M&P Sport II from Hagues Friday during their sale.

No new news, still not open. I understand there is a lot going on, and I am trying to not get concerned, but it is getting harder as more time passes.

From Facebook: On the behalf of all member of South jersey shooting Club and customers who knew and did not know Jake Berwick, I would like to express our deepest sympathies to the Berwick family for the sudden lost of out beloved friend Jake. Specially to my dear friend Chuck Berwick. Every one that met and dealt with these guys had a great experience, Jake would always have a smile on his face, and help anyone that request help with anything at all. No matter what. MY friend Jake you will be missed beyond the expression of words. You will always be in our hearts, and our prayers with your family brother. You and Chuck are special men to me, I have always enjoyed coming in to speak with you brothers. I know you are with our Lord Jesus Christ looking down at us now, love you man. For EVER Nas Mazahreh

Went buy today. No change. Getting a little antsy.

I went there yesterday having no idea anything was going on. I put half the cost down on an AR556 at the end of September and I wanted to pay it off and pick it up. Saw no cars in the lot, which was odd, then saw the sign on the door. Went back today, cars in lot and lights on, but doors still locked with sign still up. Hope they sort things out fast, I just wish someone would let me know what is going on and when I might be able to get my rifle. The outdoor range looked open, I'm guessing the indoor archery range is closed as well.