Ray Ray

Hmmmmm, I think I might have to do a little testing of my own to see what each type of shotshell will do. Thanks Reed, I'll get a box of whatever I can find this Sunday at Cabela's.

I thought the same thing. Range 14 is a great place, it's cheap and plenty of room. Only problem is the winter months have crazy hours. Try the club in Jackson, it's a little expensive but well worth it. Oh, and good choice for having only a Glock, it's all you'll ever need!

Yeah, should've been clear polymer like the magpul count-down magazines.

The Florida one, although simple to obtain, isn't as easy as Arizona. All that Arizona requires is to fill out the form, fingerprints (which don't have to be notorized), and any kind of NRA gun training. Plus 60 bucks.

I believe he's one of the owners Dan, could be wrong though. Wow, OD Green! fully ambidextrous controls, bottem ejection, and sights!

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Is the link broken? I can no watch da video

Ruger and Smith make a great basic pistol that are cheaper than used Glocks. Sigma's or a P-series. Both are dirt cheap and will run just fine.

Well, if you used a real caliber like a 7.62x39mm then he would've been down for good on the first shot! jk All points taken, and the Mossy wins the votes. Doesn't matter though, as I like BOTH!

This is what i don't understand about the purchase. They can't be any cheaper, so why would you buy one? I've been to plenty of ranges (not only in NJ but Oregon, Washington state and Virginia) and I've never seen one of these handguns. The rifles, yeah all the time. But the handguns are a joke. I'm not trying to belittle the OP but the warrenty will mean diddly squat when the time comes for you to use it and it chokes.

What he said, and good to have you here KEN! another Ken? wow

You answered your last question with the one before it. Welcome aboard sir!

Cool, thanks for the write-up.

I'll see what I can do.

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There's always a flip side to this discussion. I'm sure there are people six feet under due to birdshot. But, that's for another thread. Back on topic, Slugs!

Slings, 1 point and 2 point!

Shane, I totally understand your point of view. But, using the 3 most popular guns for an example, the 500, 590 and 870 have been protecting homes, properties, LE and Military for a long time. Thanks Gerry

We are talking close up, not 20 yards away. At close ranges the pellets haven't spread yet, they are all basically in a tight blob. Shoot someone in the face or chest with that and they'll ask for more. I don't use birdshot for anything but clays and breaking in guns, but some people do use it for home defense.

Yup, GP100 or a 686 should do it!

I like those CZs! What were your other choices and why did you pick this one?

hmm, no. But thanks! I've posted what would work and it'll make everyone happy.

I ordered some of the Remington Home Defense load and the Winchester PDX1 stuff from Cabela's (Thanks maks!) since it's a little of both in regards to slugs/buck. I'll see what else I can find and throw some heavy lead down range!

Wha? Are you serious? J0n, bird shot at in-the-room distances is devistating. Next time your at the range, throw in a load of 8 shot in a 12 gauge and put the man sized target at 3 yards. Watch what happens to the man.

I'm not running a full auto rifle or running around in a jungle. I'm in friggen Bayonne fending off crack-heads, home invaders, thugs and zombies! Shane, I appreciate your knowledge as i've learned a bunch from you. But unless I'm told to take that hill or hold down the fort, the 870 and 590 will do the job. Hell, I'd take that hill AND hold down the fort with both!