This. The 4 or 5 shots that are found in the wall were rounds that didnt hit bones, and simply passed through.if you break into my house you might find 4.. or even 5 shots in the wall.. but that leaves another 10 in the chest of the unfortunate a*****e who breaks in..
5 Shot Groups From Sunday Range Trip
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thanks! and yeah in NJ that is consider an evil feature so I can not have it on an AR.. I could have it on like an M1 garand.. but not on a semi auto rifle that has a pistol grip..i love DPMS... great stuff. nice tight groups!
whoever was talking about breathing, its all based on comfort. some people exhale slowly and squeeze, i usually take a breath, hold it a split second and squeeze... depends on the person. and i can shoot hole in hole, if i take my time, but usually i shoot kinda quick, so my groups tend to spread some.
BTW OC... have you considered a different flash hider?
no NJ is the 3rd worst gun control state in the nation.. lol it blows..How is the New Jersey gun laws? I know California laws suck balls major time, but is New Jersey gun friendly? Automatics? No limit on magazine rounds?
victor if you mean concealed, yes and no. you have to apply for the permit to conceal and if "must have a good reason", ie you are a small business owner who transports large sums of cash to the bank. i am pretty sure that our gun laws are very close to yours out in jersey, we *just got the rights to have a pistol grip, and the whole "tactical" AR fad has just started to pop up here. just like you we are limited in magazine capacity and even owning a mag that has been pinned for a larger number i believe is a felony, have to check up on that one.
In NJ there is absolutely no open carry unless you also are in uniform/badge. Concealed carry is limited to those who have a "justifiable need" where even transporting large sums of cash would likely not constitute as a justifiable need. There are only something like 1500 citizens in NJ that have a license to concealed carry, they are ones that were likely victims of a violent crime in public, however they still have to renew their license in two years, and are often not granted a renewal.