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More ranges is a positive thing as competitors in the area would want to strive for your business. Competition will benefit the consumer only, whether it's pricing, how nice the facility is, or services they offer where other ranges don't. If a range fails to meet customer expectations I'm sure they will cease doing business in the future. Regards, TokenEntry

Going by old weblinks for Fuddruckers, the address is listed as 1813 RT. 23 South in Wayne. It looks to be right across from Khol's on the other side of the highway. Regards, TokenEntry

A lengthy video with Ian talking with Ken Hackathorn regarding IPSC, IDPA, and 3 Gun origins. Some very notable people are mentioned in the video. Regards, TokenEntry

The rifle has that nostalgic look of being in a log cabin out in the woods. I hope you get a chance to shoot it and give a brief range report about it. Although, I don't have any C&R firearms currently. I do like hearing about the history behind each piece. Regards, TokenEntry

From your pictures, the bluing looks very good on the rifle. Not something I would expect on most C&R items. How does the bore look? Regards, TokenEntry

There was an old thread regarding the legality of using "pepper ball blaster" and another alternative by JPX used by another forum member. Regards, TokenEntry

It would be nice to know if the police had returned the firearm to it's rightful owner and if it is the same person he/she was given a 10 min. lecture about NJ gun laws. Kinda like what would happen in the old days where LE avoided flooding the judicial system with needless cases. If the above scenario did occur. I'm pretty sure that person is never going to do that again and most likely inform others to prevent this from happening to them as well. One can only be hopefully. Regards, TokenEntry

Did anyone watch Solo yet? If so, what was your opinion of the film and would you watch it again at the theater? Regards, TokenEntry

Only one pet peeve I have and it's . . . People. If there weren't people, all of the above wouldn't be pet peeves. Regards, TokenEntry

How will they enforce the law if someone owns either a Glock 19 or 17 and an AR9? @RichP provided the answer shortly after me posting. Regards, TokenEntry

Tim from Military Arms Channel put out a video awhile back comparing the retro rifles put out by Brownells and Troy Industries. Both retro versions are a good buy. In the second video with Karl and Ian of InRange, they briefly discusses the Colt retro AR and price point with a Colt rep at the 2017 Shot Show. Limited production run was the excuse by Colt. Regards, TokenEntry

If you are that lazy you should provide the gun cleaners your safe combo. Regards, TokenEntry

Ian from Forgotten Weapons provides some history on the early 2 types of Russian AK's. Russian AK - Type 1 Russian AK - Type 2 Regards, TokenEntry

I rather watch the divorce next week. Regards, TokenEntry

I'm pretty sure everyone here has at least one bullshit story was told to them by a fudd salesman at their LGS at some point. I believe there was a thread about this topic I read awhile back on the forum. New gun owners now should be more aware of pricing and gun laws with the internet and social media available to them today than in days past. Regards, TokenEntry

Here is a video put out by sootch00 I came across today. Interesting Beretta rifle that is C&R eligible. It's a semi auto and bolt action in one package. A neat rifle to collect and use as a trainer, but it has quite a few cons that is talked about in the video. Video is 11:15 mins long. Regards, TokenEntry

Here is a video by The VSO Gun Channel with some feedback regarding the installation of the MI MLOK rail on a Henry rifle. Within the video Curtis demonstrates the practical uses of the rail at night with accessories attached. Regards, TokenEntry

It has been recommended in previous threads for lever action replacement sights to go with skinner sights. Big improvement over the factory standard buck horn ones. They are available for various mfg's of lever action rifles. Link - skinnersights.com Regards, TokenEntry

They do in Dicks Sporting Goods and Field & Stream stores. Regards, TokenEntry

I totally agree that a faux suppressor doesn't serve a purpose as far as functionality goes. We're gonna have to agree to disagree where ones interpretation of fun is. Regards, TokenEntry

It's a matter of personal opinion. If the OP had proper sights would you then agree it's fun to shoot? Regards, TokenEntry

I believe what we're talking about are two different devices, shrouds and faux suppressors, in this thread. It looks to me that @RecessedFilter and @Krdshrk have are shrouds that go over/cover the rifle's barrel, while @Frankie Raffaele has is a faux suppressor that attaches to the end of a barrel and gives it additional length and weight. A very good point that @Shane45 made is that the OP's can was mfg'd by a company that puts out real suppressors. Adding a 30.00 novelty item is cheap fun compared to a bump stock. Regards, TokenEntry

Didn't noticed before until I watched the video. *New style lever/hoop on those concept rifles. *Polished blue finish. Hopefully Henry decides to put this into production. Regards, TokenEntry

Opted to put this here instead of making a new topic as to avoid multiple threads of the same subject, HAHA! MKS Supply, LLC, distributors of Hi-Point Firearms and Inland Manufacturing are cutting business ties with Dicks Sporting Goods/Field & Stream. See link below to article. Link - The Truth About Guns article Regards, TokenEntry