Maksim

40 cal is pretty much readily avail... Supply and Demand... 9mm and 45acp are the toughest, after 380acp, but if you look hard enough, you can get a deal. Cabelas has deals usually. Get a 22lr pistol. It really is alot of fun.

Did you shoot the 40 cal? If you can, get the gun in a 9mm first, easier on the wallet, an more of a joy to shoot.

lol. Chad trying to be russian. =) um, what time? same time? 2pm?

Is this your first gun? did you ever shoot it? btw. I would start with this post.... viewtopic.php?f=13&t=5362

chad is in.... 2 weeks in a row! Sweet.

I saw RD for the first time a few months ago. Great movie. But in all seriousness, having the 2a ought to be every immigrants Wet Dream. How many less Jews would be slaughtered if they were allowed to have guns in Germany under Hitler or Soviet Union under Stalin. In the United States, where about 30% of the citizens nationwide have firearms.... I pitty the fool who would want to wage all out war/invasion. Hell, even in NJ, with 10% of jersey population being firearms owners.... 800,000 armed Jersey Residents is a bigger standing army than almost anywhere else. It would be nice to be the Swiss... every Swiss male gets an assult rifle. lol.

Folding Stocks. actually, what about scrubbing the whole "banned by name" list? is that an option?

I do see a recurring theme here... why the heck do so many people insist on getting a 40 as their first handgun? I mean if you do read the boards, others of course... you will see people stating that 40 is a balance of 9mm and 45acp in terms of knockdown power.... but by all means, it is not the most fun gun caliber to shoot, or easy to learn on.

Great job with this. I have added it to the main NJ gun forums page. njgunforums.com on the right side under Shop & Shoot.

And here I thought it was Obama's new health care plan to cut costs.... crap... this isnt the politics forum.

How did it get confused? did you enter in wrong address? or UPS delivered it to another place? but it is a funny story.

well, nics could of been taking a longer period of time... but then again.... "Salary mentality" People fail to take ownership in their own work. I would write a letter to the owner/manager of the place. Maybe even get a deal out of it.

Tony357 has an awesome conversion kit on his 1911. =)

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welcome shane. =)

I thought they moved to Miami? Perhaps, I recall reading my "world of guns" book and it listed Para as a Canadian company. In any case. =) Also, check out the base smith 1911 line.

Are there still K marts in NJ? but I believe they pulled out of all ammo sales not too long ago, nationwide.

It is bonding time.... and I really hope my new scope gets here.

very nice, thanks paul. will update main thread.

correct me if i am wrong, but isnt para a canadian company?

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Soooo true... It really is a great idea to come out shooting with some of us. Either at the new Bullet Hole meets, or down in Brick Armory on wed nights. I remember when I got my own FID I was looking at 22's and 9mm handguns. I read tons of reviews, and knew I wanted a Walther P22 and a Glock 26. For one reason or another, I couldn't get a a p22, and ended up getting a smith 22a. That was the first and only gun I bought without having shot it first. Luckily, it was good, and always has a spot in the range bag rotation. About 3 weeks later, I had an opportunity to shoot the Walther P22... and the glock. I sure was glad I didn't buy them. The gun I enjoy the most, I never thought in a million years I would ever consider buying... a 1911, much less a Smith & Wesson. After shooting Wolfy's... I was hooked and ordered mine right away. Now that I look back, the ones I hung onto, are the ones I had an opportunity to shoot before buying. Handguns and rifles that I bought based on internet research and not on trigger time feel, I have ended up selling or trading up.

Did they put up the sign for it before the store is even open?

Hey, welcome to the forum and welcome to the firearms sport. May I ask why 40 cal as your first? Why not a 9mm? Many, including myself would say you should start on a 22 cal. 2 reasons... 1. unless you are already skilled, shooting that 40 cal is a very expensive entry into the sport. 2. a 40 cal is much harder to learn with over other calibers as it is a higher compression round, and thus gives more kick. So either go 9mm or 45. As far as best option, cant go wrong with a 22 cal. A ruger, buckmark, smith 22a, all great firearms, easy on your pocket to buy, and very easy on your pocket to shoot. For the same price as a box of 50 rounds of 40 cal, you can get a brick, 500 rounds of 22lr. Next, it would behoove you to shoot the firearm before buying it. Firearms and ammunition do not have a return policy. Nothing worse than buying a firearm, shooting it once, deciding you dont like it and then it sits and collects dust, or starts rusting. a Walther p99 in a 40 cal comes to my mind. Lastly, if you are really dead set on burning those permits... http://njgunforums.com/index.php?option ... &Itemid=11 Keep in mind, considering you can only purchase 1 a month... I hope you pick carefully.

If you are looking to rent, try the bullet hole in belleville, alot closer for you too.