Scorpio64

There are millions of people who can make a life for themselves here in NJ . It's just that almost all of them are illegal aliens. It's easy to make a life for yourself when you don't really have to work for all of it because of the unfair advantage the Socialists are handing out by way of housing, free food, free day care (for the anchor babies) free medical, free dental and not having to pay taxes. Obviously their 2A rights are respected because when they use guns while committing a violent crime (and were unfortunate enough to get caught) the court throws out the gun charges and hides them from ICE.. It makes you wonder, who is paying for all this free shit.

Look, everyone at work knows I'm the go to guy when they have a firearms question. I'm just trying to help out.a nice elderly lady with a problem..... Cough...

Technically, this is a chicken vs egg situation. The G17 existed as a semi auto pistol first, then someone came along a few years later and made a FA version of a SA pistol. The G17 is not a semi auto version of a FA pistol. It's the other way around.

Has anyone ever experienced a failure of any component in their BCG? I read a lot of posts about AR problems in general, but unless I specifically search for BCG failures, they don't seem to crop up that often. When BCG problems do pop up, it's usually a firing pin that failed. I've used budget BCGs and spendy BCGs (All my BCGs are HP and MPI inspected.) and to be honest, they are all reliable and I cant tell why one is worth $80 and another is worth $300.

Well, I've found out that the main differences between high and low profile HG is the rail height and tube diameter. The low profile will mate to the receiver the same as the high and the gas block will clear the tube, so it should not be an issue. The tube I'm looking at has no Mlok or Keymod attach points so the only thing I'll have to work out is attaching a bipod stud.

I have found nothing about the video on the news feeds. Though, I dd find that knocking over 7 Elevens in Hamilton is a popular pastime.

Adding a NiB unfired Python to the list would have been just plain mean. Some of the readers may have had seizures. I had already got the info I needed about transfers and was having a little fun, but I have to draw the line somewhere..

Similar in function to automatic exposure for cameras, most audio recording devices (including the ones built into in video camera) attenuate the sound level so the audio is not blown out. It will pick up a whisper in low noise environments and attenuate audio levels at a wedding reception or drag race.

what are you using for bait?

The list isn't real. I have no details other than it was a rifle and a few shotguns.. I just threw out that list as red meat for the vultures. <stupid grin>

Nobody asked you....you....you Taylor Hamster, you.

A Parker Bros double barrel, an 1897 trench gun, a Kreighoff single barrel and a M1 Carbine.

Of course it's Pork Roll, even morons know it's pork roll. Only those dumber than a moron (imbeciles and idiots) call it ham.

Not buying. Advising. Technically, I was born in 1964 and grew up calling it a FID, TAYLOR HAM bitch!

Barrel porting is very common on shotguns and handguns. Not as common on rifles since now days we have them new fangled threaded gizmos. In the olden tymes, ported rifle barrels were a very expensive fancy upgrade on magnum rifles. The only problem is you don't know who ported the barrel.

Mouses no more there will be.

Get a hairless cat

Get a cat.

I voted, sooooo

Again, they are posturing, so when they don't ban Garand rifles, they will be claiming how "reasonable" and compromising they are being and they did us a big huge favor for which they want us to suck their dicks. Two steps back, one step forward is still going backwards, until there is no more room to move back. Eventually we will be so far back, our backs will be against a wall.

Okay, if NJ is a lost cause, then what? Move to PA? Believe it or not, PA is roughly #10 with the strictest gun laws. They are not far behind NJ, maybe a decade or two until their laws are just as bad. If you look at a US political map, PA is the next organ to become infected with the liberal cancer. Sure, there's a lot of deer hunters in PA that could not give a rat's ass that your AR-15 becomes banned as long as they can continue hunting with their bolt action rifles. Until the government decides that bolt action rifles are too dangerous for people to have. In fact, the Texas State massacre was carried out with a bolt action rifle. Kennedy was assassinated with a bolt action rifle, so clearly they are a threat to public safety. That will be the next argument after they have taken your AR15. There is not one single state that is a lost cause because the cause is not limited to one state. Moving to PA, or some other 2A friendlier state (for now) and putting all the worry behind you, all that accomplishes is delaying the inevitable. Even though you put it behind you does not mean it will not eventually catch up to you again. The NRA should be fighting the hardest in NJ, CA, NY and CT because that's where the battle has the highest stakes. If they cannot prevent an AR ban in NJ, they can't prevent an AR ban anywhere.

It's no so much that we eat our own as much as it is the revolver shooters ( or Fudds) are leaving us to be eaten by the wolves while they breath a sigh of relief that their guns were not affected. What they should worry about is the fact that after the wolves are done eating scary black rifle owners, they will become hungry again and then go after Elmer.

If I am not putting a railed handguard on a rifle with a LR-308 high profile upper receiver, does it matter if the handguard is a low or high profile? The only accessory I will be using on the HG is a bipod.

Are you out of your mind? That would mean democrats would have to admit that it is their failed social and economic policies that are behind the violence. If they cracked down on the scumbag gangs it would hurt them politically. Democrats goals are not to make America better, it's to suckle off the teat of the taxpayer.