Originally Posted by 1MOREMOD

Havent shot 3 gun but thought multiple rapid acquisition at relatively short range would fall to rds. Looks good.

That's why I've been eyeing this guy for a while now:
https://www.primaryarms.com/pa-1-6x2...-reticle-black

In that type of environment, FFP seems like a no brainer.

[Mandi90TT]

Originally Posted by FCobra94

That's why I've been eyeing this guy for a while now:
https://www.primaryarms.com/pa-1-6x2...-reticle-black

In that type of environment, FFP seems like a no brainer.

I don't have that scope, but I do have a couple of Primary Arms compact scopes, and they have all impressed me, for the price point.

[Grip Addict]

Originally Posted by JustinHEMI

I love my Scorpion, much more than the MPX.

The only reason that I bought the MPX is because the small dealer couldn't move it, and thus, I got a really, really good deal on it. Since most people don't mess with SBRs these days (because of braces), no one wanted to buy a factory MPX SBR that they couldn't have until the stamp comes through. Most people will buy the pistol and run a brace, or use it as a pistol until the stamp comes back to make an SBR.

Soooo., it was just collecting dust. For the price, I decided it was worth it compared to what they normally go for. I do like it, but I much prefer my Scorpion.

Another random question. How do you like the Ruger LCP II?

I was thinking about getting one for concealed carry (I live in PA). I am between that and a Glock 43. Th 43 is slightly bigger, but if life on the line, figured I should get a Glock.

[JustinHEMI]

Originally Posted by Grip Addict

Another random question. How do you like the Ruger LCP II?

I was thinking about getting one for concealed carry (I live in PA). I am between that and a Glock 43. Th 43 is slightly bigger, but if life on the line, figured I should get a Glock.

I like it for what it is, I've never had any issues with it, but I only carry it in one or two specific instances. I pocket carry it while hiking/backpacking with extreme penetrator rounds in it.

With my P365, I just don't find a reason to carry it very often. However, although the P365 pocket carries fine, I discovered that it's sharp corners have worn holes in my pants pockets, so I may start carrying the LCP more when I need to pocket carry.

[Grip Addict]

Originally Posted by JustinHEMI

I like it for what it is, I've never had any issues with it, but I only carry it in one or two specific instances. I pocket carry it while hiking/backpacking with extreme penetrator rounds in it.

With my P365, I just don't find a reason to carry it very often. However, although the P365 pocket carries fine, I discovered that it's sharp corners have worn holes in my pants pockets, so I may start carrying the LCP more when I need to pocket carry.

Yeah I think I would pocket carry 24.7. I just do not think i could get used to having a gun holster in my front area.

[Mandi90TT]

Made some firearms this weekend, or at least made what the ATF considers firearms. Milled out 2 lower receivers from 80% blocks, one AR-9 9mm, and one AR-15. It was significantly easier than I expected, and was pretty easy if you are able to follow instructions and use a decent jog.

Now just to get the rest of the pieces to go with them.

[blau iii]

Originally Posted by Dave 90TT

Made some firearms this weekend, or at least made what the ATF considers firearms. Milled out 2 lower receivers from 80% blocks, one AR-9 9mm, and one AR-15. It was significantly easier than I expected, and was pretty easy if you are able to follow instructions and use a decent jog.

Now just to get the rest of the pieces to go with them.

Neat. I am working on two p80 glock builds. One gucci glock 19 in tif blue for my wife and a g26 for myself.

[Dog Face Pony Soldier]

To whom it may concern... All my magazines holding >10 rounds have been destroyed and discarded. Thank you New Jersey!
:

[IllSic_Design]

Originally Posted by glennQNYC

To whom it may concern... All my magazines holding >10 rounds have been destroyed and discarded. Thank you New Jersey!
:

I feel your pain!

[upstatedoc]

Originally Posted by glennQNYC

To whom it may concern... All my magazines holding >10 rounds have been destroyed and discarded. Thank you New Jersey!
:

Fuck that. I'll keep my 10+ rounds mags for home defense

[Grip Addict]

Originally Posted by glennQNYC

To whom it may concern... All my magazines holding >10 rounds have been destroyed and discarded. Thank you New Jersey!
:

Moment of silence for you.

But come over to PA, love my 30 round CZ Scorpion mag at the range.

[Dog Face Pony Soldier]

Originally Posted by upstatedoc

Fuck that. I'll keep my 10+ rounds mags for home defense

It's against the law to possess. You can't even legally possess parts that could build a >10 round magazine. Penalty is per magazine too.

My response is to keep an extra 10 round magazine; and staying sharp by continually practicing reloads. Well... that and keeping the Benelli M4 a little closer. 😏

[Lucky John]

I have more than a few friends sending them to me here on the farm. Started a storage spot in one barn. If Washington goes that way I don't know what I am going to do.

[Grip Addict]

Originally Posted by glennQNYC

It's against the law to possess. You can't even legally possess parts that could build a >10 round magazine. Penalty is per magazine too.

My response is to keep an extra 10 round magazine; and staying sharp by continually practicing reloads. Well... that and keeping the Benelli M4 a little closer. 😏

A couple of popular gun guys I follow on IG posted a image about it, but what happened?

NJ passed a law and you have to turn them in?

As if I did not hate NJ more for your gas pump cannot pump your own gas when I go to NJ for track day situation, I hate them more now for you.

[Dang3r]

Originally Posted by glennQNYC

To whom it may concern... All my magazines holding >10 rounds have been destroyed and discarded. Thank you New Jersey!
:

Does that mean, you have to buy a weapon with a magazine with the valid size if your others wont meet the law?
What happen to your already owned weapons if no magazines with such low capacities are available?

[Dog Face Pony Soldier]

Originally Posted by Grip Addict

A couple of popular gun guys I follow on IG posted a image about it, but what happened?

NJ passed a law and you have to turn them in?

As if I did not hate NJ more for your gas pump cannot pump your own gas when I go to NJ for track day situation, I hate them more now for you.

First, I love NJ's only full service gas station law.

As of 12/10/18 you simply cannot posses any magazines that hold >10 rounds. You either turn them into the police; transfer them to someone that can own them (NJ active police officers for example), destroy and dispose of them, store them at a gun shop, or permanently modify them to only hold 10 rounds.

I destroyed and disposed of mine.

My genuine HK 10 round magazines weren't cheap.

[Dog Face Pony Soldier]

Originally Posted by Dang3r

Does that mean, you have to buy a weapon with a magazine with the valid size if your others wont meet the law?
What happen to your already owned weapons if no magazines with such low capacities are available?

You'd have to modify the magazines to only hold 10 rounds.

[upstatedoc]

NY passed the 10 round limit years ago but you could grandfather high capacity mags in if you already owned them

[1MOREMOD]

Originally Posted by upstatedoc

NY passed the 10 round limit years ago but you could grandfather high capacity mags in if you already owned them

How do you prove that have the receipt glued onto it. I have 100s of mags would be no issue if that happened here for me.

[Shiza]

MD banned hi-cap mags too. Just gotta drive over to PA to pick them up and drive back

[Grip Addict]

Originally Posted by Reed

MD banned hi-cap mags too. Just gotta drive over to PA to pick them up and drive back

I am not sure if that is how the law works.

But I like how you live dangerously. So respect.

Originally Posted by Grip Addict

I am not sure if that is how the law works.

That's actually exactly how the law works.