Maksim

I don't think it is anything to be excited about. It is not that LEO can carry, but rather that regular citizen's can't. Honestly, I wish he did have a gun so there would be 4 less dirt bags in Newark.

Don't forget the stickers.

How many shootings a year are there in Newark? More than 1 a day?

Eh, not terrible. But you can probably get as good of a deal if not better from a vendor. AR's are back to reality pricing wise. http://www.colddeadhands.com/firearms.htm Paul usually has a few good AR's.

It is fine. It is a link for craigslist. Tony is good.

lol.

You beat me to it.

But I do love HK guns.... Hand guns. They really are high quality and über reliable.

Is that avail paul? How much?

Actually, I do dislike glocks... but over time, I value their company and support for shooting sports. As much as anyone can hate on Glock.... you can't argue about the fact that on the whole, they are probably the most reliable pieces of tactical Tupperware out there. Edit.... Here is where I earned respect for glock. A shooter on another forum, blew up his gun in a KB after he double charged a case. The gun was fubared. He sent it in to Glock to see if any parts were still good, with a note that HE and his reloads were responsible. They replaced his entire gun, for $70. How is that for service?

What meeting did you go to? I was and spoke at the Lincroft meeting, and it was overwhelmingly gun owners, and from what I understand, so were the other hearings. ?

Jon, you are a hater.... This could of happen to any gun. But hey, at least Glock knows how the bullets go into a mag. =)

4 cars boxed him in? Think this could of been personal? I thought your typical car jacking was a guy coming to your window with a gun? This seems like a mob hit.

AS per ATF Flash hider hides the flash primarily. Muzzle Break is supposed to reduce the recoil.

Also.... Surplus City in Feasterville, PA. They sometimes have them.... however as of a week ago, they did not.

Very nice. I feel bad I did not pick up an Israeli and Nazi marked FN High Power. if I can only go back to that gun show.

AR's are no longer a problem to get. I have seen our vendors have plenty of AR's for under $1k. Paul (pk90) usually has a few.

So I should not sell my 1894 Marlin? Original Marlin, not a remlin.

Tom, I am sorry for your dad.... happy for your permits. The sad part is... your nics may take as long as it took to get your permits.

Except there are people here who are Quite knowledgeable with NJ gun laws. =) Probably more so than any politician or our own AG.

This is merely my experience, so I cannot say with certainty. I have flown with guns out of and into Las Vegas, Orlando, Philadelphia, Atlantic City and Trenton. In most airports all airports I flew out of... the bag was declared, was either taken directly to TSA, where it was checked, then it was just put on the regular checked bag process. The thefts would not be by TSA, but rather the baggage handlers, as I was told by one TSA guy I was speaking to in PHL as he was admiring my 2011. =) They recommended not having your bag stick out as a "gun bag". That is why my guns go in a small box inside my main checked bag with clothes, etc.... and separately a "shooting bag", which does not have any tickers or labels on it, like brownells, etc. So, for the new people, the process is, you go to the checked baggage counter or ticket counter and tell them you need to declare and check in an unloaded firearm. They will give you a tag, that you fill out, and either put (1. Inside the gun case. 2. On top of the gun case inside your bag 3. Anywhere in your checked bag), depending on the airline. You sign it, lock your gun case, put it in your luggage. Then, they will take your bag or ask you to take it to TSA. About 50% of the time TSA opened up my luggage, and only once did they ask to see inside the gun case. Not once did they play with the gun to verify it was unloaded. The baggage ticket counter person can ask to show them it is unloaded, and it only happened once in Atlantic City, but clearly she did not know what she was looking for. In any case, I have NEVER had any issues flying with guns in checked bag. As far as anyone knows, nothing out of ordinary in your baggage, as only TSA is supposed to know, when screening your bag of a gun case and the "checked gun" tag in the case.

That does not work. None of the times I flew with guns did my luggage come first. In fact, they are not supposed to mark your bag anything special. The only thing I have is the little orange TSA sticker on the white baggage tag under handle. Ammo is up to the airlines, most follow TSA and have 11 lb limit... however many airlines are different. Every round in its own little section, cannot be loose in a bag. Reloading boxes, original boxes are fine. 22LR is a good one cause technically it is still lose, in those bulk packs unless it is in packs of 50. Frontier even lets you fly with loaded magazines, as long as the magazine is taped up. Others do not allow it. I have declared it .... it will not hurt.

What do you mean? There is only one K31. Only difference is older ones come with walnut stocks, newer with beachwood. Prior to that were other versions of the Smidth Ruben.

Yep, I do think the M2 may be compatible with M1? The thing is though, this could of been planned all long. Smith Wesson was sole importer for Walther guns, and had contract on it until end of year. Umarex picked up the M2... and now that Smith Wesson is out of the picture, except on the PPK, they can do the first one again.... especially if they had a ton in inventory in Germany. I just wish they had a 5" model. or something else long barrel.

I wonder who will be supporting it, either Umarex (the new importer) or Smith Wesson.