Maksim

another thing to keep in mind, try a search on here, I am sure over the last 9 years it may have been addressed.... either do a site search or.... google.com, put in Amax, or whatever search term, and put in "site:njgunforums.com" and it will limit the results to here. =)

Have not shot the Amax, but usually SMK. At this weight, you are likely dealing with compressed loads so a few other things to watch for. As far as magazine loading... with 5 to 10 rounds in the mag, should not be an issue. Issues I had were when loading 15 rounds. Beyond that, I would say for most loads should not be an issue unless you are loading it long for your particular barrel. Have you looked at the Hornady reloading guide? Should tell you their OAL right there in the book. =)

Interesting.... but why not just build your own 9mm Upper?

44 Magnum is too weak.... we made 500 S&W. =P

Can't recall where, but widely reported on the hk forums. HK's come with quite heavy springs, geared for 9mm nato rounds, and super stiff. Needed at least a few boxes of +p or at least heavier weight bullets. My own HK, fed a few boxes of Gold Dots +p 147s and afterwards, had no issues with any 124s, etc. Prior to that it would fail to fully cycle with standard 124 grain loads.

But it is.... =P 40 is way bigger than 9.... like more than 4 times bigger. Would you think part of it would be simply based on the lack of testing of modern handguns to handle +p and +p+ loads? Ie. I think even HK now tells you to break in your new gun with +p rounds.

This is what the forum is all about when we don't complain about crooked Democrats or discuss the situation of Pork Roll? vs Taylor Ham. =P

What stigma?

I don't think anyone should have an issue with police being able to have access to AR's, and Remington 700's.... as long as they don't carry RPGs and Cannons, we are a ok. =)

@Ricky_Bobby I actually had a V3.... but am a fan of both. For me, the P30L, while it is not the nicest trigger (CZ SP01 Custom/Custom Shop, or a NICE 1911 are my favorites), it is an amazing, reliable, accurate gun that I can depend on. In short... a far nicer Glock. lol. The only issue is finding mags for it, and their prices... but that is why I suppose I have magazines for guns I don't currently own, including the P30.

So.... we live in NJ and we all suck for it and NJSP and AG make up crap as they go along.

Awesome catch.... the only gun I regret selling.... to @Shane45 right before he sold it to someone else. =P

What did you buy? Unless it was a tougher to find item..., never found gunbroker to provide good prices or a reason to buy from.

So wait, is this NJ kosher or not? Why is it not a "shotgun" ?

I only own an older XD but have shot the new XDs at Shot Show and other ranges. The XDs do tend to soak up higher power rounds quite well and are pretty reliable. The only issue which is a total matter of preference, I am not a fan of the squishy XD trigger feel.

In full disclosure I own 3 or 4 40 S&W (I don't remember without looking at the guns), but at least two Glock 22s and an SVI 2011. I also have a 357 Sig P229, and a Springfield XD in 45 GAP. lol. @Ray Ray at first your topic title caught me off guard, but thinking about it more.... I do see less and less love for 40. Most new gun owners are going to buy a 9mm. Cheaper ammo and for most intents and purposes, you can get a 9mm load from anything from powder puff to +p+. Furthermore, considering the new "wunderguns" are all 9mm, ie Walther PPQ, HK VP9, Ruger American, the plethora of 9mm pocket guns.... it is tougher to justify buying a 40, rather than just getting a 45 if you want more oomph. The best part about 40 S&W is that during almost any gun scare, 40 S&W is almost always available. For reloaders, 40 also has a few perks, being a bit wider it seems to reload a bit more smoothly than 9mm and reloading costs are nearly identical. Would I buy a 40 S&W on purposes? New, likely not.... but if I ran across a good used one.... I would not be opposed. good discussion @Ray Ray

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Wasn't the issue the fact that any summons were issued by a for profit corporation rather than the actual municipality?

One place I do like a lot, but they are fairly small as a gun store, Sportsman's Center in Bordentown. Nicest guys in the world just to hang out at the store, zero sales pressure , etc. Plus as far as I know, terrific hunting shop if you are looking for bow/xbow advice.

yes, Cheyenne has a huge inventory but seems progressively people are getting worse service, with attitude, and new prices are nothing to write home about. I was able to find a sweet Colt revolver there for a very good price (used).

Make sure to mention NJGF... some may offer discounts as they have in the past.

I believe Ira posted that they were putting in Gas, but then found there were already lines going to the property so switched to that.

If you are making it closer down the shore, Garden State Shooting Center has a YUGE inventory of guns you can play with. And all of the vendors will be happy to order you anything they may not have.

heh, touch choice. In reality, they could of just make membership $10 a year.

Weird, so how did Recoil get the better deal? =) How does the town even dictate that it has to be member only?