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This officer is a hero. This is what needs to be trained for our police. When you hear shots fired, you run towards the shots. Each shot fired is a potential loss of life. https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crime/allen-texas-police-officer-seen-neutralizing-mass-shooter-in-dramatic-bodycam-video-got-him-down/ar-AA1db0q3

FTFY. On the other hand, their exhaust smells like corn enchiladas.

kia ya gotta stay away from the turbo4. their v6 for the most part seems dependable. so far. i don't have a bunch of customers with mazda products.....

First of all - do you have your NJ CCW? If not, I would say just leave it at home... If you do, then do what I do when I travel out of NJ. I'm assuming it's a handgun, not a rifle/shotgun... You will have to pay to check a bag. In the bag you should have a locked, hard-sided case (I use the same lockbox I do for my car). Put the gun inside the case, unloaded, mags inside the same case. Ammo, I bring a box of Hornady Critical Defense - in the original cardboard box. TSA states that small arms ammunition “must be packaged in a fiber (such as cardboard), wood, plastic, or metal box specifically designed to carry ammunition.” I usually put the ammo in the same case, however I've had airline check-in's once tell me to just take the ammo out of the locked container and leave it in the luggage. YMMV. When you get to the airport, go to the baggage check in. Go to the counter and tell the agent that you're declaring a firearm. You’ll have to read and sign a tag saying you're complying with all the firearm regulations and then insert that tag into your checked luggage. The TSA inspection will take place at the check-in counter or may take place at another TSA area (they will escort or point you to the area). Make sure you KEEP your luggage claim tag. They should not ask for the key/combo for the lock. DO NOT USE A TSA-APPROVED LOCK. If they need to open the case for inspection, they will tell you or page you. Make sure you check in with enough time to deal with the counter and with the additional security. When you arrive in NJ, they may tag the luggage as requiring special handling since there's a firearm inside. If you don't see your bag at the baggage carousel, go to the Baggage Claim office for the airline and tell them you had luggage with special handling. They'll check your ID and luggage claim tag before releasing it to you. Hope this helps.

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My problem with VW's is the ones made in Mexico. I had a Jetta that incessantly had electronics issues. I believe the only ones made in Mexico right now are the Jetta, Tiguan, and Taos. Avoid those like the plague.

7/1 has a different meaning here in FL. Happy Permitless Carry Day! Sorry for your issues in NJ. 60+ yrs of that bs state. Good riddance.

Oh yeah. Pretty much all of NJ's gun laws are unconstitutional. Hell, we need to seek the state's permission to even purchase a handgun. Everything from FPID's on down needs to go. But I'm not holding my breath.

Nappen also said a loaded mag is a loaded gun. "very cautious" right.. Just go enjoy yourself at a BYOB.

i'd look into a ford expedition, or the chevy tahoe or whatever the gmc version of that is. the thing to be careful with on the gm's though is the variable displacement. all of their 5.3 and 6.0 engines have it. it works fantastic. so good that you don't know it's working. right up till it fooks ya. then it sucks. the newer expeditions, i don't have much experience with at all, but i haven't heard much bad about em either.

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I like mine a lot. Bought it for the same reasons as you, and find it makes a great, low cost trainer. I shot it suppressed a few times, and found it’s a little ammo finicky. It did not like CCI Standard velocity with the suppressor in place, had several failures to eject. It has been flawless without the suppressor.m, no matter what .22 ammo I have used. Even the Remington bulk crap cycled just fine.

just came across this old thread, I just got a 44 to practice for my 43x carry gun for lower cost ammo and get accustomed to the mushy glock trigger Im not a plastic gun guy by any means and these are my first 2 but I don't wan to carry a family heirloom and in the event it was utilized in NJ loose it to some liberal court. sure it would be cool to carry a 2" engraved blued python but sure wouldn't want to loose it. therefore I went Glock. I just shot the 44 for the first time and I have to say it shot everything I had with me, about 6 brands, I didnt make any scientific studies to determine what was better but I was surprised how reliable it was. only 1 brand of aguila ammo that I had for the last 20 years had a FTF and it might have been in the mag crooked. it cycled everything from standard vel to aquila super maximum. next time i go i will take notes but compared to my s&w 41/ sig 229 with .22 conversion and 617 I think it did the best and good practice to learn that glock trigger. its also extremely lightweight, when we win the mag ban case there is a mfg that makes 15 rd I think, it will make a great back up being so light.