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axeman_g

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  1. I use him all the time as he is only 20 min away. Use cash and call ahead to pick up. He is a jerk.... but most people are in NJ i have found.
  2. ok.... it is not legal in NJ. Had one... sold it. If you wish to stay legal, simply call mossberg, get an end cap and spring for a field model and install. Took two second literally and cost $11.
  3. Good for you.... Now STSOI!!!!! (Shoot the Snot out of it!)
  4. I have owned both and will give you my honest opinion. The only major difference between the two is that the Beretta has it's safety mechanism located on the slide, the Taurus has it's mechanism on the frame, much like a 1911. You can carry the Taurus cocked and locked if you wish. The blueing might not be as "deep" on the Taurus, but the grips are nicer on the Taurus then on the Beretta. I also liked the sights on my taurus more then the berettas. The outlined U sight on the Taurus were much nicer. I think if you get the Taurus you will not be disapointed at all. Half the price, mags and parts interchange (except for safeties as mentioned above) and the same stout design. The only time you will not like your Taurus is when it is time to sell or trade it. If you can get one cheap enough, you might recoup your money.
  5. I am scared to throw out a book here because I assume everyone has read it. "The Road" Interesting to say the least.
  6. David, Take a deep breath. Ok... I can see why you are pissed, it seems like you got the run around. By my figuring they took two weeks to finally get in a gun you paid for in full. It happens. I am sorry to say that I think you should have shown a little more patience and not demanded your refund after the two weeks. Many gun dealers will place orders on certain days, not instantly. This also helps them save on shipping costs. Now BA was wrong to not communicate those time lines to you in a more effective manner. I would be willing to bet they would have made it up to you somehow... but we wont know now. Sometimes to get what you want you might have to wait a little longer. Patience is a virtue. I may sound like an old man but this is a lesson I learned in almost the same fashion many years ago. Did you go somewhere else and find that G22 yet. Why not contact Paul at Arms and Ammo here on the site and see if he can help you out.
  7. I have less then zero artistic skill.... but I have ideas. How about something like this with a dagger sticking out of the skull, NJZDF on the pommel or guard?
  8. Chris looks like a character out of the game Fallout3. Tree houses.... not in southern jersey with our pines and sandy soil. They wont last long. No caves to barricade. Gonna have to be buildings.
  9. It becomes an issue if your FID does not match you DL. I just changed the address on mine and it took less then 30 days to get it back. Plus you get a nice new card. The Twp did not charge me for the change of address. It was easy, no brainer. Down your way it should not be a problem.
  10. Cherry Hill
  11. I had a few, but dumped my AR before I could use them. Sold them to another member here... maybe he will give a review shortly. I did not have to wait long for them at all.
  12. axeman_g replied to Bob D's topic in Rifles
    Old Skool.... it was Model 1 sales. http://www.model1sales.com/item-detail. ... N=55811153 Why do you ask? Did not know there was a relationship between the two. Is there?
  13. axeman_g replied to Bob D's topic in Rifles
    I ordered a lower parts kit for my first build from them. The parts needs alot of fitting and filing, something I admittedly was not prepared mentally to do, as it was my first fooray into a black rifle build. they shipped it quickly...and it was less expensive. But I would not order from them again.
  14. Conceal it. Keep them hidden, but accessible. You dont want anyone... anyone seeing you walk around armed until the nuclear winter sets in. Let's say it is post hurricane....Your out cutting down trees, clearing wreckage. You have your M4gery (not a slight just an example) on your shoulder. Some busy body neighbor spots you and next thing you know you've got LEO or NG trying to take what is in your arms? Are you prepared to shoot it out with them... do you want to? The answer is no. Another thought... roving gangs. Your spotted by them with your M4gery on your shoulder. Are you prepared to shoot it out with them because they want your rifle? Do you want to? Probably, but in reality is it the smart thing to do. Will they be wary of you beacuse they know your armed... most likely, but still not worth the advertisement. Keep them on the downlow, even if it seems as if Hell has come to your township. But always have them ready. By the way, in La and Miss during Katrina many people I spoke to that had banded together into neighborhood militias if you will, spoke about how the BGs or Zombies were not intimidated by handguns when they were stopped at access points. But were intimidated by the confident, seemingly unarmed guards and the non-pressence of firearms... many wary questions were asked as to where the rifles and or snipers were? Now, these same types of Zombie were totally intimidated by the presence of massed long guns. I personally am not brandishing until society has officially collapsed. Or zombies are ringing my doorbell, then I am coming out with dual AKs flashing in each hand!!!!!! :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:
  15. axeman_g replied to rauchman's topic in Shotguns
    I did sell the 930 SPX and got the Field / Security combo. The SPX I had had the raised site base and elevated front sight. I could not get a good cheek weld on the stock. I loved the shotgun though, so I sold that one and bought the simpler model, with a bead sight. I can hit a pie plate at 100 yards with a slug and bead sight, so why do I want some tactical sight base on a shotgun. The other thing is as I get older, mag cap does not seem to be a concern of mine, so 4+1 in the standard cap 930 works ok for me, right now. Plus I got another clay gun out of it.
  16. axeman_g replied to rauchman's topic in Shotguns
    I was looking at the FNs about a year ago. This is what I did and is in no means an attempt to bash your selection. Just tossing out some unwanted brain fodder. FN SLPs are very nice and very pricey. I looked one over for a long time and decided to buy a Mossberg 930 instead. A few reasons... a) it was cheaper by half. b) It was a very robust design, not that the FN is not, but I truly appreciated the Mossbergs simplicity. c) Acccessories and parts are easier to find and much cheaper. d) barrel swaps was easier and the barrels were a third the price, even if you could find an FN barrel. e) I like the top tang safety... visible and I am a lefty. I am a huge FN fan... own a FNPUSG45, and earlier FN models...Auto5 and such. Look at the Mossberg 930 SP Field / Security Combo (#85325) and add a Choate Mag Extension ($45) for all under $500. Those SLPS are running about $900 - 1K currently. My .02.... I apologize in advance.
  17. I just applied for new permits and because I moved, I requested and they sent me a new FID card, no charge. I need to do the dl sticker.
  18. http://fliiby.com/file/12221/zrm7b0ir5i.html Zombie Survival Guide online.
  19. 71ragtopgoat ... Thaddeus Kosciuszko (yes I copy pasted that sumbitch's name) is definetly a forgotten hero. I work in the Old City section of Philly, across street from Liberty Bell and Independence Hall. I spend my lunch times walking the old town area, looking at the statues, reading markers and visiting sites. I came across Thaddeus Kosciuszko' house this fall and was fascinated that I had never heard of him. I even know the park in Paulsboro, NJ that was the site of the first fort he designed as a Colonel of Engineers for the Continentals, but had never heard of him. His home is known as "The Smallest National Park" in the USNP Service records at something like 81 sq. meters. People lived in some small huts back then.
  20. I think the G19 CCW very well. Plus they give you 15rds, good lenght of sight on barrel hood, full enough grip. I never felt like it was to big.
  21. Not much actions from members in the Camden County Area. I am sticking with my plan to hunker down in my own little fort. I know of a grocery warehouse less then a mile away. I had not thought of that, thanks. Shotguns.... I am going to need more shotguns.
  22. Here is something that very few people know about on this side of the Atlantic, The Winter War. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Winter_War Post your report here when completed.

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