Scorpio64

Many gas stations have backup generators now. I think they got them subsidized post Sandy as part of a government program to keep the fuel flowing during and after a disaster.

Duh... stupid me. I should have been including the key words "post ban" in my searches. Thanks for the links.

Does anyone know where I can buy a NJ compliant A2 FSB (sight tower)? I know I can just buy the standard FSB and lop off the lug but I like a clean finished look.

BINGO ! The solution will be more bureaucracy, more intrusion of privacy and more cost, all because government workers can't do their GD job with an already intrusive system.

Don't know what to tell ya, I'm a landscaper and it works for me.

Avon Skin-So-Soft works great. You can get it as a lotion, spray or lotion with sunblock.

I believe the Federalist Papers is the place to start. They are the foundation of the second amendment and clearly explain it's intent. When someone says the 2A was never intended to put military firearms in the hands of civilians, the FP gives you every bit of information you need to put that lame ass argument to rest. There's lots of things in the FP that go on about taxes and structure of government, but pervasive through the entire collection is the right of the people to possess and bear arms. There is no one section that says people have the right, the reasons for it are incorporated into nearly every aspect of the framing of the BoR.

Skip the drugs. There is no substitute for exercise and a good diet.

Nope. I stopped going to Dicks the day they took the AR-15's off the shelf.

Let me put this in the simplest possible terms so that you may have a shot at understanding the principle concept I was aiming at. It's poor customer service. There are other places with better customer service. I do not do business with companies that slap me in the face for the privileged of taking my hard earned cash , that's all. Now you go on ahead and have a nice day now.

I have sent an e-mail to Midway CS and Potterfield letting them know that I will not be doing business with them as long as they have the unnecessary FID requirement for long gun ammo. As far as I am concerned, Midway is behaving like the Vichy French.

Midway's long gun ammo policy is part of the problem. The way I see it, if NJ made presenting an FID for shotgun ammo and having the purchase logged a legal requirement, people would be extremely upset and start talking about recalls and protests and pumping their fists in the air. But I suppose if good old Midway does it, with no legitimate legal reason, well, it's no big deal. There is a serious flaw in that logic.

But they are still wrong about long gun ammo. Midway still deserves to receive a rebuke for demanding it for long gun ammo.

If anyone reading this has any gumption at all, write to Larry Potterfield directly. NJ law does not require a FID for long gun ammo, even if it can be used in a handgun. Too many on-line retailers are adding the unnecessary requirement to NJ residents to provide a FID to purchase long gun ammo. If you are the kind of person that likes to be pushed around, then do nothing at all. If you don't like licking boot, then write to Potterfield and every other on-line retailer that demands your FID for long gun ammo and tell them they will not be getting your money. It is the only way they will reverse the ridiculous policies. [email protected]

I received the same e-mail today. I sent this to their CS department. I urge everyone here to write Midway and express their displeasure. Money talks, BS walks. If Midway is threatened by the loss of NJ customers, they may change the policy.

How much would it cost to have one of those airplanes you see at the beach dragging a sign to fly over his house. Not a GD thing they could do about that. Hmm... I wonder if he'd try and shoot it down with his garden hose.

Got my two pair in khaki yesterday. I approve of these pants for tactical landscaping. Not as lightweight as I thought they may be but light enough. VERY comfortable, excellent mobility, love the zipper pockets (keeps the bits of shrubs and lawns from getting in with my stuff). If I had anything remotely negative to say about these pants it's this. I don't tuck in my shirt and the silicone band inside the waist band takes some getting used to. The magnets on the cargo pockets stick to whatever ferrous metals you come in contact with and open the pockets. Minor things compared to the comfort. Wish I bought more, they are out of my size now.

It's pretty good ammo. Not CP so expect to clean the barrel after you shoot it.

This should be the rally anthem.

I think a giant inflatable tick would be more appropriate. Blood sucking parasite.

Do you have frangible .223 in stock?

I wonder if they would be good for tactical landscaping. I've been looking for durable lightweight work pants.

That is more or less true. However, for my next upper build it's more of a federal fly in the ointment. I'm building an M4 type with a 14.5" bbl and have to "frig" with the linear comp anyway to appease Uncle Sam. Since I'm going to have to weld that sucker on, I wanna make sure I'm using the best method for spacing and indexing.

Is there any practical difference between the two? I'm looking for opinions on your preferred method of mounting and indexing muzzle devices.