Maksim

What address does your FId have? What address do your pistol permits have? If they do not match the address on your license... then you are in violation. PD asks for license to verify who you are... the address is what you put on the Applications for Pistol Permits and FID. Are you typing from your cell phone?

You broke the law. Your pistol permits/FID have to match your drivers license address. Consider yourself lucky. If you want to do a change of address, which you have to do anyway if you moved and didnt update your drivers license, you can do it online on NJ's DMV website.

Jon, nothing to do with the recoil... but rather that unlike on a 1911 where my thumb rests on the safety, on the Hk, the slide release is in that space, so just naturally rested the thumb on the slide release, thereby depressing it down all the time during course of fire. http://www.personaldefensenetwork.com/articles/handguns/maximizing-the-combat-grip/ Look at the grips in the article... you will see what I am talking about.

wow. yeah

Tina called me tooo... to ask a simple poll question... and then it led to a sales pitch. I politely told her I would not be contributing to an organization that does absolutely nothing for the state. She promised to make a note of it and get it to someone who can do something about it... alas, no follow up or response.

now that I am at a pc, can type.... easier than from a phone. I had this happen last night to me. I am used to shooting a 1911, and shot it in a match on Saturday. On Sunday, went to shoot with a few forum guys and decided to shoot the Hk. All of the sudden, the slide would not lock back. Thought it was the ammo, then looked at my hand and saw it riding the slide release as it is soo close to the right thumb... Hopefully they get it solved.

Cheap solution... mayb. How are you gripping the gun? I just found out on my hk, that would the new grip, my thumb was riding the slide release button.

great choices.... where did you find that elcan?

as per Beretta USA. From BUSA FAQ: What is trigger sting or trigger slap? "Trigger sting" or "trigger slap" is a phenomena that may affect virtually any firearm given the right set of circumstances: fit of the firearm to the shooter's hand; physical characteristics of the shooter's hand; how a particular shooter holds the firearm and how that affects harmonic vibrations; and a phenomena, documented by high speed photography, referred to as a secondary trigger pull; and timing; all enter into the equation. We have done extensive testing on pistols, for example, including where a particular pistol documented as causing one particular shooter "trigger sting", has been fired under the same controlled circumstances by other shooters. These other shooters did not suffer this phenomena. A Google search of "trigger slap" and similar terms will bring to light that this is common phenomena that affects, as indicated, virtually any firearm given the right set of circumstances. And there are just as many theories as to how to "cure" the phenomena. The practical suggestion to insure that you are not going to be prone to "trigger slap" or "trigger sting" with any particular firearm is to locate a shooting range in your area that has a sample of the firearm you are interested in available for rent. Try it before you buy it and see how it suits you. Like they say, the proof of the pudding is in the taste test. Revision 2010-04

I dont remember the trigger slap on the cz 85 I had... but dont think it was bad... The best way to describe it is recoil that is transfered to your body via the trigger to the finger while the trigger is resetting. Some of the worst cases I have felt it in were shooting some Wasr's, and a ruger lcp. There is a simple solution to this... get a 1911. =P I do recall shooting an m&p 9c hurt a bit in the finger, especially since the trigger is that two piece weird one. The other was a polymer Sig SP2022 in a 40 cal.

Ok, that part. Just to make sure... perfectly fine to have it shipped to your nj ffl. Not kosher to buy it out of state as it has to go to your FFL, and cannot be bought as an out of state long gun.

so what cant they do? Ship a lower to an FFL?

will be there. looking forward to it.

? Yes, these have to be shipped to an FFL, cannot be shipped to your house. You can go to a store out of state and buy them there though, still nics and all.

If you dont mind a fixed power... the SWFA SS (super sniper) 10x is a really good scope for the $300 mark. I am partial to Nikon's, and wolfy is selling a nice scope for $250 in the marketplace thread.

Another good match. great seeing everyone again.

+2 on EAA Witness

great laugh. where did this occur? the guy did ride his jetski into the back of it like a pro though.

compact for carry or what? If you do not mind glocks, Glock 26 seems to be a popular choice. if you do not mind a little bit bigger gun, CZ75 compacts are great, as well as they are steel, so a tad heavier. Pretty much any manufacturer is going to have a compact version of your favorite gun.

Ok, just firming up. looks like I am going to make it. Bought the Vitamin water for tomorrow.

guys, please.... will move this to a separate topic.... lets not fill topics with unrelated banter. if you want a good source for silver bars at a $1 over spot, let me know.

anyone want to carpool from CJ area?

I agree with what Shane said... I do reload ammo, however it is for myself and folks I go shooting with.... tooo much liability. Then the whole thing if you are doing it for money, you are a business, and then you are unlicensed. Your best bet, look at the hot deals section and pick up ammo on sale. On the flipside... would you feel comfortably shooting ammo reloaded by someone whom you do not know?

wait... no... cant get a glock.. It will not shoot wolf primers.

Ronny, I have owned a few glocks and shot a few of the later ones... they arent bad. My issue is when someone just states that anyone who buys anything but a glock is either a moron or wastes money. And of course I trust your non stock glock is an enjoyable experience.