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Selling my CZP07 Tactical through my FFL - only thing it's already milled with an RMR from Primary Machine and has their comp as well.

I like the QLS system on a mid-ride. Currently using a Trex Arms Ragnarok setup which I really like. Ran it through a couple of classes and steel matches. I like the setup and feel/location. May or may not want to upgrade the holster to a safariland with ALS system in the future.

I opened up my local newspaper and forgot a new range was opening up near me. There aren't much details but curious how the place is going to be. Anyone else know details? https://www.range129.com/

easier to maintain and find parts/upgrade for regular AR's anyway. No need to get a lefty AR, IMO. I honestly haven't run a bolt gun so I can't say for that however.

I run my AR-15's lefty and haven't had trouble with brass in my face; I've ran a 3 day course and no problems with that either. FWIW, I run stock lower controls (no ambi) so I can theoretically run any AR-15 lower set up for a righty; or at least start that way so you learn how to run one.

a guy I took a Vickers class with last year said he knows him and isn't that great at shooting; takes him a while to warm up. anyway -> I'm cross-eyed dominant (Left Eye, Right Hand) and I shoot long guns lefty and handguns righty. I didn't know how I wanted to set myself up to run rifles/long guns, but I was watching youtube and learned that Larry Vickers is the same. Much easier to have a dominant eye on the long gun with two eyes open plus makes support side manipulation "easier". Just my two cents.

I have both SSA and SSA-E triggers. SSA feels more heavy on the second pull with not as fine break as the SSA-E. I think geiselle calls it the carrot break and candy cane feel, which I can see. IMO, both feel like what they're marketed for (SSA for CQB and SSA-E for precision). I have run the SSA-E in a class and it did just fine; it just depends what you want to do most of the time.

Variable power scopes like 1-4x or 1-6x are an option. I have astigmatism as well and my Steiner 1-4 is crystal clear. I ran that scope during a Vickers 3 day course with no problems.

I took the Pistol 1 Course last year with Ryan, Scott, and Mike up in Princeton. I drove about 2 hours for the course and I highly recommend them. I applied a lot of the things I learned in a 3 Day Vickers Class I took the week before as well as refining my grip. If I can take at least one thing in a course that I can immediately apply, I think it's worth it. Price is right and the instructors are easily approachable. I recommend these guys and look forward to taking more courses from an NJ based company (when I save up for more since some unfortunate recent events).

I'm right hand dominant, but left eye dominant so I shoot all my long guns lefty. I have no problem with shooting my AR's left handed. You get used to it once you train it enough.

Hey everyone, I was wondering if any gunsmiths in south jersey did cut and threads for AR-15 barrels? I was looking into chopping down an 18" barrel through Rainier Arms, but thought I would support local business first.

Has anyone taken their classes? Thoughts?

not sure if he posts on here, but I did by a handgun from him not a while back and had a more than positive buying experience with Pete.

ah, that's what I initially thought and wanted to double check.

Hey everyone, I just had a quick question and my search of the forums didn't find me an answer. I was wondering if anyone knew if the AAC brakes were good to go for NJ compliance? Looking into a pin and weld on a 14.5 barrel sometime in the future. Been looking at this brake and the surefire ones. Thanks!

Estimated Ship Date in 15-16 weeks I grabbed one the morning it was posted on gun deals. Hoping they stick to the 1-2 weeks backorder my order says when I put it in.

Hey Guys, New to the forum here. I did a quick search on the forums regarding compensators for pistols; ie glock comps like the texas black rifle company one (https://tbrci.com/product/tbrci-glock-micro-comp-v3/). So far, I've only seen that comps have to be pin and welded for ARs - does that apply to pistols as well?

I'm the same way; I shoot handguns righty and all my long guns lefty (Larry Vickers is the same too and suggests what I said)

Went to my local Dick's in May's Landing to pick up some 9mm Remington that's already on sale for the range tomorrow and saw that a box of 200 rounds of 55 grain Fiochhi was on sale for $70.