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The Queen of NJ.... Nancy Sinatra.

Hey... does anyone know anything about this? I am looking to run a fundraiser at a swim club and am planning to setup a airbrush tattoo stand for kids. Never done this in my life. What do I need besides and airbursh and ink? Would a pancake compressor work? I am working on some stencils also? Any suggestions or advice?

I have one and really really like it.... except for one thing. I did an Appleseed shoot with it and it was very reliable with the right ammo.... not so much with others. that being said, the one thing that works against it is the front sight.... I hate the bead front, especially the white. It blurs out smaller targets at longert ranges... it could be my eyes but it still sucks on long range shots. And there are no easy replacements other then firesight and they give the same problem, too big for small targets. Otherwise... I do really like the rifle.

Not a huge fan of Glocks.... but I love the G19 and the G20! I will argue with anyone that those two guns are the two BEST firearms for the roles they were designed for ever made! Enjoy.... now go shoot the snot out of it.

I am dying to know how that Precision carbine shoots. Proactive picked one up a few months ago but we have not been able to connect at the range. Post a review ASAP.

Thanks Maks... I did let it spread a little. I appreciate your herding of the cats

Understandable.... but listen to this logic. You go and buy a 1991, FNP, Beretta 92... they all have safeties that block the trigger until safety is dropped or moved to fire position. This movement takes what... 8oz of pressure to move. Then the trigger can be pulled in DA mode if a SA/DA... usually at about 5pds. A 1911 can not have the trigger pulled unless it is in SA and cocked. The SIG take about 6pds. It is very hard for a child up to age 9 to pull a 6 or 7pd trigger. My 9yo athletic son has a hard time with my SIGS and DA Revolvers. Had less of a hard time with my FNP. A safety lever is mainly to protect from holstering accidents or the gun be wrestled away from user and going off during conflict, that is my opinion. The trigger finger and brain are only true safeties. I quess the what I am getting at... I have gone through that exact exercise with my wife... the only true safety from the kids are safes... and education. Safe the gun, if needed for nightstand get a quick vault. Then make sure whatever gun you have you know how to use it. Then educate the kids when they get older.

Nope.... the decocker just moves the guns from SA condition (Hammer cocked with a 3lb pull) to DA Condition, hammer down on hammer safety bar (with a 6lb approx pull). It then becomes a trigger like a DA revolver. Most standard SIGs come with DA/SA triggers... there are no safeties per say... your finger is the safety. Just like a revolver. Many people dont like the DA to SA shooting, but I think it is a good combat safety system. Condtion 1, cocked and locked like a 1991 makes to many people nervous. Heck, I get nervous with Glocks, cant see the hammer, still like then though. With a SIG you get the visual check of the hammer position, plus the safety of a DA pull with hammer down.

Tony.... Cal him and ask him for his pickup and cash price. Reminder.. the prices on the web page is with shipping included and will be dropped if you pickup. He is not the easiest person to deal with but i have always left happy.

I just spent a month in Beckley, WV, which is in the SE part of the state. I really enjoyed my stay there. Here are some insights from my time there. You will be amazed at the ruggedness of the terrain. These are the oldest mountains in North America and the terrain reflects it. Embrace the coal mining history and if your get the chance visit the Coal Expo Museum in Beckley, go inside a coal mine and see what it is like. Visit old coal mining towns... gives a good persepective on the people and credence to all the good old songs about coal mining. Never really found a great place to eat in Beckley, but if your in Charleston, the Magnolia Cafe was pretty good for lunch and gets fancy at dinner. In Fayateville (New River Gorge Bridge which is a MUST SEE) ther is a great pizza place (Pies and Pints) and a good Mexican place, Tecante. If you bring your 4wd vehicle... use it. Drive down dirt roads... reach for out of the way locations and you will be rewarded with great views or scenery. Go to the Greenbrier Inn and take the bunker tour. Go white water rafting or a small mouth bass float trip on the New River... highly recomended!!!!! The Cass RR is great. Visit the Snowshoe area for some wonderful camping, scenery and mountain life. Ammo is cheap at WW. 9mm from RWS is $13 most WWs. The WW still are selling the Beretta 390s for $580 or so.... I would have bought one if i had not just gotten a A303. Buy yourself a BB gun and bring it back home just for fun. Plenty of gun stores to shop in but I did not see great prices. Why not look up a local Gun Range to where you are going to and see if they are running a competition or shoot of some sort that weekend. I made some great friends that way, I did an Appleseed shoot and had a fantastic time while i was there. I posted a report somewhere on here.

At what range??? A bolt gun is inherently more accurate due to design factors (trigger, tolerances, stock bedding), but unless you are an olympic shooter or trained sniper I doubt you (or I or most any civie shooter for that matter) will ever be able to tell the difference personally. Your accuracy will depend more on the glass and mount then gun. I think most people can work a semi to about the same levels of accuracy as a bolt at ranges less then 500yds. Beyond 500-600yds I want a bolt action, but that is me. Heck... I want a bolt action beyond 100 yards. I tend to take more time with a bolt and make sure my aim is on.

+1 Wild Bunch Heat Ronin when they go to take the case from the Russians in Nice. The Kingdom when they go into a neighborhood and get ambushed. Mainly for Jeniffer Garner with an MP5, but some real good gun work in there.

post here... you will get more money, perfectly legal and make us all happier. post here... post here... post here.......

Liberty.... I am really sorry to hear about this. I apologize for not expressing this earlier, but I was instantly worried about teachers and kids I know in the area. I know a couple of kids in 2nd grade there, they played football for me last year, and was concerned for their well being, as well as your daughter. I hope she is ok and not troubled. Keep us informed as this is the side of gun violence that often gets overlooked... the witnesses, especially the young. God bless....

Liberty... you live in Cherry Hill like me.... what school was this?

WV sucks... stay out. :evil: It is nice here... but the ed system blows, no work, serious infrastructure issues, no culture, restaraunts or entertainement to speak of other then self created. And dirty... polluted. That being said ... I would not move here with family with expectations of making it rich. I WOULD buy a mountain cabin here and I will in the future.

South Alabama. Why.... because nobody wants to go there.

Does anyone know the NYC laws. Is there a limit on number of firearms owned. Must all firearms be "registered". I thought hunting long arms were ok. By the way, the teacher.... +2 to entrapment.

hmmm since 1/1/2010 A) Henderson Defense Rom G Ak47 B) Beretta A303 12g C) SIG P220 D) DS Arms AR15 Lower Receiver (I will edit this thread with completed build when ...completed.)

Shane... I know what you speak of. I have been a dedicated THR follower for about 10 years now. I never really caught onto other sites (glocktalk, sigforum, firingline etc etc )There was a point about 3 years ago when it seemed that ever thread was an argument, every post was a fanboy pissing match, most posters seemed to be winging the internet "my schwanz is bigger then yours" attitudes. One day, after posting some for sale items and having my descriptions and prices subjected to ridicule, commentary and other negative comments, I blew a gasket. I wrote a open letter to all members of the forum and blasted the collective rudeness, attitudes and internet arrogance. I did no good, but I felt better. I gave the place a rest for awhile and then creeped back in, sat back and watched. I still dont participate much in some discussions, others I jump into and keep my voice down. I did just get my first infraction... let another user have it for his self proclaimed SIG expertise and called him a tool. Take some time off... take that time and work on your shooting or firearms. Read some more books. I know we will welcome you back here with open arms. And you are right about video games being the basis for seemingly most peoples experiences with certain firearms. If I based my opinions on video games I would never covet a FAL, which all gamer wannabes knows sucks ass.

I have never had an issue buying a gun online. But I follow some rules and I think this has kept me safe. If from a forum, always look for feedback on the seller from other people on the board. Most boards have a "Rate a Transaction" section... use it. Avoid sellers with no or low # of posts or NO FEEDBACK. If from a broker site (Gunbroker) then make sure they have good feedback #s. Keep a running record of pictures of item being sold and the entire thread if negotiations are taking place. Document document and document some more. Make sure seller "knows" your documenting. Do it in polite way, but make it known. Get tracking numbers for shipments, demand them nicely. Use USPS or Bank Money Orders only. Wachovia gives me free MO's becuase of my account status. Check with your bank. I try to forge a personal relationship with the seller. I sometimes try to get a phone number so I can call. Best advice.. pick your sellers wisely and dont get a hardon for the gun. Let it go if you dont get a good feeling.

thought police. How come they can arrest people for considering sedition and acts of violence, but we cant arrest people for planning to sell dope in the streets? I am not a fan of these guys... put the FBI jumped the gun early on this. It's gonna cost them and $10 says that a plea bargain is in the future here to lesser charges.

Hoorah!!! Love it. "Going for the bayonet kill!" I would have loved to have seen that. Tell me about shot placement... I could not see the first, but thought I heard one person say "...right in the face." I think I saw the second shot hit high on the shoulder. Tell me about the wound...did the 7.62x54 penetrate well? You did that old Slavic Warhorse good.

ok... going by "the list" since it is not listed it would be free from evilness, but the weight will throw it off the law. It will be about 5 - 6pds or therefore 80 - 110 ozs. Oh well.... crap i am gonna stay here in WV. I sure am going to miss my dogs.

ok.... first off I swear I have seen Charger sold in NJ and GSG5 Pistols. Second....so what is the deal.. never looked into this before and have ignored all previous posts concerning the charger or GSG.