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How are coldsolderjoint and alexthesane surviving? Do we need a support group? An intervention?

You sir are a very smart man! Inexpensive, runs 100% on Remington gun club's and a quick cleaning every other match, you can quad load it out of the box, it shoots slugs straight, it comes with 3 good extended chokes, it's probably the easiest gun in the world to clean, it's a copy of the legendary M2, it's lighter than the M2, the list goes on... Regarding the 930, I've been to matches all over the county and the one gun I regularly see break down, and I mean break down to where it won't finish the match, is the 930. Even the great jerry michuleck's 930 consistently has problems.

I reiterate: Pay ANJRPC $40 for a non-range membership, get ahold of one of their newsletters and call one of the NJ lawyers listed in the back of the newsletter who give free advice to members. NJ is a screwy state. Don't ask the police what the law is, they don't know the law. Don't rely on forum threads either. The law is too weird here to get good advice in a conversation online. We are talking felonies if you fall short, and extreme inconvenience if you needlessly over-comply with the law. So get some real legal advice before you do anything!!!!

After a couple hours of repeatedly hitting refresh, I eventually entered a catatonic state. My wife mistook my condition as having fallen asleep in my chair after a very long hard day at work and put a blanket on me. When I came to this morning, the site was back up, I'm okay now.

If she does tell her you were looking at a Perazzi but decided to be responsible and got a citori or 686 instead. Thankfully my wife thinks all guns look the same and has no idea how many I own.

Do those even exist any more? If my high school had a wood shop I actually would have gone to class.

@Zeke has offered to help out but he's hella far. Anyone in the northern part of the state wiling to help a chap out?

Definatly post up more info I'm interested for sure. Hopefully by spring my schedule will have calmed down and I can take some classes.

I am up at SSA again for a few days of shotgun training. (Fishnut, I appreciate your offer, but I'm on a pretty tight schedule.) i just saw Advanced Defensive Shotgun pop up on their calendar last week. I had been watching for it for a long time, as it is not offered very often. When I saw it, I cleared my schedule, and headed north. It's a two day class that builds on their Defensive Shotgun, or similar classes. It was a solid class, that did not disappoint When I make the nearly five hour drive up here (this is my third trip), I try to bundle at least a couple of classes, so tomorrow I'll be taking Home Defense Shotguh with Rassa. Just as some people can't get enough cowbell, I'm like that with shotgun. Lol! I believe that's going to be more CQB, incorporating fighting with the gun as an impact weapon. If anyone would like more info, LMK and I'll post an AAR.

Why not call it a 19x2? After watching Sootch's video the features make sense. I like it.

Honestly, this is why it took me forever to get into a Glock platform. All these models and generations remind me of the saying "don't make 'perfect' the enemy of 'good'." I finally picked up a Glock 20 Gen4 because I wanted to scratch my 10mm itch. Now am I supposed to believe that I have an "outdated" design of a gun that most closely resembles a sledge hammer? I can't even tell the difference of between the G20 and a refrigerator except that I've noticed I can't shoot my refrigerator through my G20.

It's not a 19X2 - it's a completely new gun! lol

Isn't that what we do here?

I understand all that, but the differences between 19x and G45 are aesthetic only, there are no engineering or mechanical differences. Hence the question why did they designate an new model number for it? I guess it's just a marketing ploy.

...time to start looking for new employment.

I disagree Ray. This model has the improvements that have been most requested by end users of the G19X. It is in fact exactly the gun a lot of Glock shooters asked for and wanted. Personally, I waited on the 19X because I wanted certain changes and had heard that Glock was receptive to some of the complaints out there regarding the 19X. The new G45 addresses my desires in spades. It is the perfect host Glock for a comped barrel and slide milled for an RMR.

My bad, I tripped.

I was half expecting to see 7-10 threads saying things about withdrawal symptoms and whatnot. Wondering how many people come here only at lunchtime, or only after dinner, and would never even know it was down for a while. Facebook page said " Forum upgrades are in progress." - so I'm guessing unplanned downtime that was taken advantage of.

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Glock 22 is actually a 40 S&W Glock 25 is actually a 380 acp Glock 38 is actually a 45 GAP Glock 40 is actually a 10mm Glock 45 is actually a 9mm Okay, let's be serious. It's a gun nobody asked for and nobody wants. Now, had they mated a G19 frame on a G26 slide then we can talk.

In addition to being just as distracting to the user as the target, the biggest downside to strobes is they mask subtle movement - such as hands inching closer to a hidden weapon, or body posturing to indicate a fight response. That can be seriousy bad JuJu when you need to watch the hands and discern body language. Strobes may have a niche role in handheld light applications but do not belong on a dedicated weaponlight. Operating a weaponlight should be simple and intuitive and the switches should be easy to operate and require little to no change in your grip to use. All you should have to think about is light on and light off. If you are messing with other functions of the light such as strobe functions, beam focus, or alternate brightness settings, or if you are changing hand position to be able to active the lights “switchology” you are taking away both cognitive and procedural ability that you will need to successfully end the confrontation - even if you never have to fire a shot.

The simple Jersey test: Looks cool. Check Looks like fun. Check Doesn't alter the performance of the fire arm. Check You can't have it.

Thanks everyone, I have had the chance to try quite a few different OUs, as of now I am trying to decide between an Citori Crossover and a Beretta 686. Both of these shot very well.

Holy Craps..... Stop.... For once, can we not eat our own..... People are allowed different opinions..... respect them.

@Zeke Why is that, because I sometimes have a different opinion on a topic then others? Last time I checked, we were in America, and we have a 1st Amendment, right? Or, is this forum located in North Korea?

Im all set, just registered.

Nope. Just moved to Florida. Had the can waiting for me. Picked up a Glock 21SF host here (met a guy in a Waffle House parking lot).

NO ONE will be there to save you! Not even your wife. Hell, she's probably going to be digging faster than the rest of us.

There is going to be an Accidental Discharge...... just sayin

Neither am I..... and I am running the darn thing.... lol

$96.98 shipped.... Got one on the way..... Thanks

I also recently got a TLR-7 for my P320 Compact, with both an IWB and OWB light bearing holsters from Stealth Gear. I also hate strobe features. A 500 lumen light will more than disorient someone in the dark, strobe is not needed.

I give up. I'm glad I'm in America. Peace out.

You need to lighten up. Law really doesn't allow possession of greater than 15 Rd magazines outside your home now. How are the police supposed to legally transfer those magazines back to the person? You also have to consider the police were acting under directives written by the county prosecutor. The Taser charges will be or have been dismissed with or without the defendant hiring a lawyer. That's 2 incidents in a state of like 7,000,000 people. Neither have to do with firearms. One can avoid gun problems by: 1. Don't own any. 2. Just follow the law as difficult as it seems at times. What battle do you expect if you get in a car crash if you legally have guns in your car? Do you walk around with receipts for that expensive camera or wrist watch in case you get stopped by police? The FPID doesn't prove you aren't a prohibited person. It only proves there is no records making you a prohibited person when you got it. How many habitual marijuana users have FPIDs? Don't know because they lied applying for the FPID. Police can't legally seize your guns while they investigate whether or not you're a prohibited person .

It’s actually called an FPID ” Firearms Purchaser Identification”

Nothing has a mag larger than 10 rounds, the Garand holds only 8 in the clip plus maybe one in the chamber. Although I don't have anything that's has more than a 10 round mag, the way I read it the 10 round limit is only on semi-auto guns? One of the people who said I needed the FPID card was a just recently retired p/o officer. He referred to it as a 'license' not a purchase permit. He didn't seem to have a clue. When I asked who I would get such an ID from he said maybe try the DMV or the state police. When did NJ start the FPID thing? I don't ever recall my father or uncles ever having one, they all had hunting licenses though, as did myself as a kid. I remember going to some sort of shotgun training course or test years ago as a kid but haven't had a hunting license here in 30 years or more. When my uncle got too old to hunt, he stayed home, and those here didn't bother going after that. He was the motivator so to speak. He didn't have any kids of his own. When he died, it all became my dad's, when my dad died, everything became mine by default. There wasn't ever any will or anything. My dad was the youngest of his siblings by more than 10 years, so he lived the longest, I'm an only child and a junior name wise. I basically just assumed everything he owned, the house, trucks, car, and everything else. He didn't have much, and I don't suppose these things are worth very much but like those before me, they were handed down. I do know the one .22 rifle was given to my uncle by my grandfather in 1939, and it belonged to his grandfather before that. I have a picture of my grandfather at about 20 years old holding it in one hand and a pair of dead rabbits in the other. He was born around 1886. It still has his initials carved into the butt plate. I have no clue where he got it, it likely was bought used even then. There's a 30-40 Krag too, its had its wood shortened and refinished but they used it for hunting up in Maine years ago. They hunted deer here and in PA, and would travel to Maine to hunt bear and moose, and go to Texas once in a while as well. My grandfather and older uncles were the big hunters, my dad not so much. I suppose the Garand came home with one of my uncles as two of them were in WWII. I would like to take a few of my grandfather's guns and at least fire them a few times just because they belonged to my grandfather, who passed away long before I was born. As did several of my uncles. (Granddad had four families, four wives. All but my dad and two uncles were gone before I came into this world. All but four guns are older than I am.

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6" fake can on a 10.5" barrel. looks OAF (Operator As Fuck)

Nothing needs to be separate within the state. Just needs to be unloaded. Sent from an undisclosed location via Tapatalk

Well it WAS a beautiful shotgun!!! Look at that pretty etching! Mrs. Zeke needs one. Doesn't she have a birthday coming up in the fall? (BTW, sending a big "thank you" to @Ms. 12 Gauge who clued me in on the Women on Target event (yesterday) at Lehigh Valley Sporting Clays. Hot as Hades, but great day. I may do a more detailed review in the "range" section).