Lambo2936

Served doesnt mean much; those people are above the law. I sued a roofer who never finished a job at my property (leaks like a MF, still), for sending collections after me for the 5000$ after completion of the job, and after refusing to fix the leaks. At first i let him be but when he sent collections and my girlfriend (at the time) was getting phone calls AT WORK, and then her bosses calling every few days saying a collection agency was calling for me, i said screw this guy and sued. Guy no-showed, and i was awarded 40k in damages; 30 for me, 10 in lawyer fees; because of the fraud laws in NJ in which we are awarded 3x damages for the guy being an asshole, though the damages to inventory (thousands and thousands of $$s) was turned down. Still havent seen the money like a year later, but that guy will spend the rest of his life hiding bank accounts and his property from me. Grade A asshole, i overpaid him so why he wouldnt finish is beyond me... 15k for 3-4k in Materials and a few days work... idiot Hope i see some money sooner rather than later, though. Thats a lot of guns/ammo. And a larger down payment for a house.

Lmfao i remember that video and the ones that followed. This guys a moron. That said, my 1911 has a safety and i generally dont keep a round in the chamber at home anyways, even when carrying. My home is about a 500sqft mobile home, so i can hear the neighbor farting, let alone someone trying to break in. Id probably keep one in the chamber with safety on, though. My holster is a blackhawk serpa, the small ones that cause ND issues if your finger transitions to the trigger rather than the slide. No fanks. Haha

HE, id love to have something like what you shared as a truck gun/HD rifle. My house is, literally, like 500sqft. Clearing it with a full sized AR or 12g is impossible, so im stuck with a HG which can be an issue if i am awoken in the middle of the night and cant get to my glasses. In the dark, even at the 25-30' from my bed down the hallway to the front door, its an issue. Id like to believe a rifle with a red dot or even tritium equipped acog like that on my NJ compliant AR would be amazing. Its a "mobile home" (basically permenantly stuck to the ground unless you have serious equipment to pick it up, remove all the blocks and straps, and then go), and 2 or 3 missed shots might kill the neighbor across the street. The ones to the right are good people, so id rather not hit them or their kids. The one to the left isnt too nice, but assuming im firing towards the door as an intruder steps in, its going to the right a bit. No bueno, which is why i put #7 shot in my 12g. Wont kill someone immediately, but theyll be cursing at the hospital as a few hundred pellets are removed from inside em LOL Edit: actually, from only 20-25 feet away it might do more damage than i think. I wish i had a place to test out various HD rounds for penetration. Range 14 doesnt allow much.

A bit off topic, but this is a serious question from a Newb. Is there any sort of real need for an AR pistol? I realize that, according to liberals at least, all firearms are unnecessary, but what draws people to an AR pistol? I'd imagine it to be a beotch to shoot, as well, having no butt stock or anything. Don't mean to bash; just a legitimate question. Ejukate me please.

Some good news is the government once paid thousands if not tens of thousands of dollars for that thing. Bad news is, as stated, its a fairly obsolete piece of equipment unless you have an F15 in your garage. It MAY be of value to some of the few people who own F15s privately. Id suggest finding someone knowledgable and maybe throwing it up on ebay once you get an estimate. Maybe take it to that pawn shop tv show, haha.

...I hate our laws. Ended up not going because i didn't want to risk time behind bars to get a few hours of extra work done, but at least i know i can go with a 12g and keep shells in my pocket. Odds are if i discharge the thing, it's a kill or be killed situation, and i'd rather them dead than me. I'd love to see where this 'debate' goes, though. Our laws are so skewed, does that mean that i CAN NOT carry a loaded firearm in my own home?

I always have my FID on me, in case theres a loose round in my truck or something stupid.. Better safe than sorry. I don't own the property, so i guess a handgun is a no-go. Maybe ill just bring my Mossberg with me then. Think im better with #7 or #8 target shot or buck? Scratch that, stupid question. Is it *legal* for be to have a loaded shotgun with me? again, while i am in the building, not outside, in the truck, etc. I'll follow the usual transport laws with the firearm in the trunk, etc.

I just want to be clear. I'm thinking of running up to a property in Newark to do some stuff; its already almost 9pm so it'll be late. I'll be indoors. My father owns the property. The unit i will be in is the warehouse that him, my brother, and i work in; it's his warehouse and our inventory. That said, i am technically not part owner. I AM the property manager. Can i carry my HG (wont bring Hollow pointers) with me INSIDE the building? Odds of a PO showing up are fairly slim as they don't even when people break in, but if the neighbor calls the police and they show up knockin on the door while i'm loading my truck with a gun strapped to me, i don't want to get shot or arrested. It's a grey area since i believe i'd have to be the property OWNER or OWNER of the business. I am technically a partner, seeing as verbal contracts are legal and binding, but if i had to prove it in court, i have no real on-the-books proof; just word of mouth. As far as my father is concerned, my brother and i are each 30% owners, and my father is 40%. Again, nowhere is this in writing, and the only people who can bear witness to this are my brother and father. Let me know what ya guys think. I'd probably do it regardless if i end up going there (because F**k that noise). Am i maybe better off bringing a rifle or something? I feel like walking up to a cop with an AR is more intimidating than a holstered Handgun, and the last thing i want are scared cops in a creepy warehouse freakin out and shooting me.

It'll cost me 40$ in gas and tolls just to get to cabelas. I bought the .22LR for 8.5 a rd at Heritage; no surprise they aren't quite as cheap as the big guy's. 50rds for 3$ of .22, i'm assuming? Does it come in those clear plastic hard cases where the cover slides in/out? It'd be worth picking some up to reuse with the 6500+ rounds of .22 i now have in bulk boxes.

Same. I either put a lock on the bag's zippers, or in the M1a's case, just one of those cable locks since the bag its in doesnt lock. The AR's and such have hard cases with built in keyed locks, so i just use those. I hate trigger locks. If for some reason they fail or you lose your keys, it'd probably a PITA to get into.

Sure is, but i have a baby, and also haul large amounts of cargo on a regular basis. My cap is much more secure than the roll up vinyl one i had before, though, and its keyed the same as my truck to make everything easier. That said, a determined thief will get into your back seat just as easily. The difference being that fixing the cap will probably be much cheaper than a demolished truck.

It's all about having the right build for you, as well. I bought a new Sig M400 which i thought was a great rifle; it was NJ compliant with a standard nonthreaded barrel; no comp, break, yadda yadda. A few months later i found a good deal on a never fired Daniel Defense (insert really long model Lightweight version) rifle that was a few years old. With the break on it and now a bipod and nice sight, the thing is an absolute dream to shoot. It's a completely different ballgame from the M400 that i initially purchased, and i paid quite a bit more for the new M400 than the New("Used") Daniel Defense that i now have; I traded the sig for an M1a about a month ago. I now better than to rush into buying something that looks cool because i'm too impatient to wait for the right firearm; at least until i get my hands on the next handgun permit or a few extra bucks, haha. Make sure you shoot other peoples stuff and get a hang for it, or build your own to your liking. Research is great, but you can't really describe the way a firearm 'handles' with just words.

Yeah, and don't let them tell you there is a limit, they are full of it. Seems like nobody notified them, though; i didn't see any sale signs or anything, but all 20 boxes rang up fine at 20$ each. Buy it while you can; the cheapest i found 22 is 8.5 cents a round retail. I thought that was a decent price (which it is for the fancy 100 rd little plastic cases they come in and the fact that they are HP rounds), but i was certainly wrong. I wish i didn't throw away the little plastic cases, i'd have repacked the loose 22 into those cases and reused them; they were great. Still have 1000+ rounds of the .22 CCI Hollows, though. I'll probably use them until i hit the 1,000 mark and then use the two or three little plastic boxes over and over for the bulk cheapo stuff. The HP stuff is good for SHTF scenarios to bring down small creatures. Anywho, buy it.. its good stuff. Its not copper plated or anything, but i'm sure itll be great with my MP15-22. I need to buy more .22 rifles, they are so fun to plink with haha.

The company (Estes) that dropped off the safe were pretty good, too. The guy was really nice, and gave me a call and offered to deliver the safe a day early; me, itching to get the thing, already, said 'hell yes'. The next day, the pick up company sent by Stack-On came, though they were running a bit late and my Fiance' was in a rush to leave, so she left the safe on the front steps landing with a note for them (as directed) authorizing them to pick it up, so that was fairly convenient as well. I'd certainly be happy with the safe working from the get-go, but i'm glad they helped fix everything and that i got a free dehumidifier out of it; Sure, it's only 25$, but they certainly didn't HAVE to send me the thing, nor did the rep have to send me touch up paint (i don't need it as the scratches are on the back/bottom of the safe, but its good to have so that i can repair it when i am looking to upgrade or unbolt it to move it, again). The CS Rep's name is "Maren Juul", for those who want to know. Hopefully it won't be an issue that i published the rep's name, but this person should get the credit for handling the situation the way they did. I Will forward this post to Stack-On, as well, so no bashing or BS on here. I just wanted people to know that this company most certainly follows through with their warranties and what not. Also, to be clear, the initial rep i spoke to on the phone is not the same person that i dealt from there on via Email, as far as i know. For some reason i never got the email from them initially to send them the receipt, but i called them back after a few hours of not receiving it and the rep made sure that i got the email; i believe the one i spoke to the second time is in fact the rep that i dealt with from there on.

As some of you know, i had some issues with my Buck Commander (Stack on) safe, which had some sort of defect causing it to not lock like it should, making it ridiculously easy to 'break open' (Pull open the door) when locked. I Discovered this defect ~4 months after purchasing the safe from Home Depot. I Contacted Stack-On Customer Service via Email, and then called the next day to try and resolve the issue sooner rather than later due to the obvious lack of security. I was asked the usual "did you try this" questions, and prompted to check the solenoid to make sure it opens and closes as it should, etc. Within about 10 minutes, i was prompted to send a copy of my order confirmation to Stack on so that they can have a locksmith sent. I got a call after the weekend and within 2-3 days, a professional locksmith was at my home, inspected the safe, and deemed it defective after trying a few things and realizing that no adjustment would fix the safe. He contacted stack on, and i was contacted and offered a replacement or refund. I Took this as a chance to upgrade to something larger, and opted for the refund, which i received about a week-week and a half later, and a pick up was scheduled for the old safe (it would have been picked up quickly but i asked to delay it on purpose so that my firearms were at least kept out of the hands of my daughter in the meantime until a new safe came). While i was shopping around for a new safe, i kept emailing the fantastic CS rep i was speaking to for various details that seemed to be missing online; weight, whether the doors can come off, etc. and all of my emails were responded to within a few hours/the next day (depending on when i sent my email). When i decided to order a new stack on safe rather than another brand (due to the back up key; a big must for me due to the keypads having a tendency to fail), i asked the CS rep if the unit was equipped with a hole to run a line for a dehumidifier (and jokingly said she should send me swag for spending more $$ with their brand after what had happened), and she said that while there ARE vent holes that can be used, she could just send me one of their plug-in rechargeable unit's FREE. Obviously, i jumped on the offer, and within a few day's it was at my door. About two weeks went by and i contacted the rep to notify her that the new safe had arrived and that i got it in with no problems, other than a small scratch or two from bumping into some stuff. She immediately offered to send me touch up paint for free, i just had to provide her with a serial number to color match. While having a safe - that was a total PITA to get into the house - fail certainly can lead to a bad taste in one's mouth, Stack on was sure to make everything right by me. I must say, i have NEVER had such a great customer service experience with any brand, ever. They may not be the best in the industry, but for the price i am certainly happy with what i've got, as well as with the level of customer service i receive. I Won't hesitate to give them more of my money in the future, and neither should you!

^Don't get caught screwing that up. There is a very, very big difference. They don't like being confused with other branches. haha

I ordered from freedom once, and shot a few hundred rounds of their ammo; i wouldn't hesitate to do so again, but not at their normal pricing. Even with free shipping, its really not a great deal for reloaded ammo. They had a sale that was 10% off all regular ammo (new and reman) and 15% off the fancy stuff (Soft point, XTP or whatever the fancy stuff is, etc.), PLUS i had a free shipping coupon.. Got reloaded .223 for 25.2 cents each, shipped to my door. Not bad at all, seeing as i paid 32 cents for new Wolf. Just snagged a deal from a member on here for like 29 cents a round for federal 5.56 for a few thousand, plus the 6500 rounds of .22 i picked up yesterday, so im good on 223/556 and .22 for at least a year. Still need to pick up more 308/3006/.45/9mm when i find a good deal on those. SGammo is my go to for factory new ammo, though, for sure, assuming freedom is full price and i dont find a bargain from a member.

Negative. I read the ad top to bottom, as did the employee. The cashier rang up the single box i removed from one of the two cases (i took two whole cases so they are nicely tucked inside their cardboard box, rather than having a bunch of loose boxes) 20 individual times, and i looked at his screen; it rang up as 20.00; no coupon scanned or anything like that. In fact, i bet if he rang up a single box it'd still be 20$. Anyhow, the guy at the lodge in the East Brunswick store had no idea what i was talking about when i told him it was on sale for 20$, and asked to see the email. I pulled it up and we both looked at it and couldnt find any limits. I Figured there will probably be another shortage with the election and all coming so i may as well buy a case. Ended up buying two to be sure.

Went in on the way home. Was going to buy one case (10 boxes), but my Fiance' said to buy two, in case SHTF/ammo goes nuts again, so i did... haha. I'm good on .22 for a while.. Thanks for sharing, i've been paying 8.5/rd for cci hollow point, plus tax and what not.

Dang, not bad. I'll probably stop and grab some on the way home. Any idea is theres a limit? IE can i go buy like 6 bricks of .22???

Just got an email, and while galls isn't my favorite site, 20% off is 20% off. I think i'll pick up another pair of boots and some other stuff. http://www.galls.com/ Coupon code GASALE (might be different for you; when you open the website, look at the banner). Of course, some exclusions apply. They have lots of holsters and stuff, so look around! Maybe Lapolicegear will do the same, i like shopping there.

You should contemplate getting a truck cap. I was always against them, being 22 and having an 'off road' decked out F150. That said, i wouldn't trade my cap for anything. It's so convenient to be able to leave crap in there without worrying about it being stolen right out or getting soaked. And unlike in the suburban, i don't have to worry about cargo hitting me in the head while i'm driving!

I generally buy from sgammo if not freedommunitions, though freedom only took a few days to ship to me last time. Right now, everyone has been crazy delayed because of everyone freaking out and buying up ammo. SGammo seems to have caught up and is only taking 2 or 3 days to ship, though a week or 2 ago they had 1+ week delays. Definitely check them out. Their inventory is a bit low right now due to the frenzy, but they have fairly good prices. Just shop around; some places are higher than others. I know some of the stuff at sgammo went up a bit due to summer increases as well as demand.

So you suggest a wire flexible antenna versus a standard ridiculously long whip? Ill definitely have to do more research because im fairly clueless, haha.

I personally break down each firearm and clean it after each range session(or the day or 2 after if im busy), regardless of round count. Wife put like 8 thru the savage 111 bolt and i still cleaned it. Apparently im just ocd about it.... i thought that was normal.