Ray Ray

Did you happen to notice a McDonalds bag lying there? lol...maybe it was something someone threw out of their window? nope nope it was just short grass and whatever that was on the grass or the grass itself he was eating. The thing was in la la land. I could of almost gotten it with just a knife haha Nice, I would have loved to have read that in the Jersey Journal. "Crazed man wheeling a knife kills innocent deer on the side of the road."

Aahha, now I see. Maybe I should do a little research.

Picked one up at Caso's last week and if you like little 380's with your finger hanging out in the wind then this is the one. Well, actually all these damn 380's feel the same to me. Ruger, Sig, Desert Eagle, Taurus, all the same.

I have heard this before with gunshops and "gun experts". But the truth is Taurus sells alot of firarms and not just revolvers. They come out with new and innovative stuff and have taken the lead in the "cool factor" in firearms. From the Judge and Public defender revolvers, to the lightest 380 in the market, and to using metals and materials not used before, and having priced them all at a point where anyone can afford them. Like them or not, they continue to sell and they ain't goin nowhere for a while.

I gotta find these Max Brook's movies! If there any good, I'll add them to the colleciton.

Would it really matter? Its stupid behavior like that ruins it for all. I was joking people.

Did they say what kind of firearm? :evil:

I got my hands on a Sig P229 in 40 that was made in Germany and I love it! The previous owner was a retired cop and he only trusted two handguns with his life, Sigs and Colts. When I would go to him for advice or pick his brain about guns, he would always respond, "Ray, it's not a Sig or Colt, so I won't recommend it."

"kick" in recoil all depends on how much you can take. Everyone's different and this is a prime example. IMO, 357 kicks alot more than a 45, but that's just me.

I own a little M85 38 snubby and I've never had any issues. I've shoot it tons of times and never had any issues. I even bought one in 357 (M605) for my mom for a nightstand piece (loaded with 38's of course). The warrenty is for the life of the gun so even if you have any problems, send it in and let them fix it.

The 686 is one of the best looking revolvers made. But Ruger makes a quality revolver that will last a long time. Either is a good choice but stay away from those Rossi's.

Expensive hand gun too

I have more respect toward Ed Mcmahon because he served his country proudly in TWO wars! I am a fan of MJ's music but not what he does with his spare time.

Yes it is. I wouldn't buy a firearm if it couldn't handle hotter loads.

Shiny revolvers are pretty!

I've never heard of the Brooks zombie movies. I only know: Night of the Living Dead (black and white, 93 remake) Return of the Living Dead I (punk rockers and naked zombie) Return of the Living Dead II (comedian zombies) Dawn of the Dead (mall version and remake) Day of the Dead (In florida underground bunker) Land of the Dead (the smart zombies and corrupt humans) Resident Evil collection I would rather the George A. Romero's without a doubt, easy to shoot and you could just "walk right by them". J&J's used to be on 10th street and Broadway. Bayonne had a few gunshops but they all went under. The last one was the Army and Navy Surplus store on Ave. C and Andrew Street. How do you know being from Mass?

Yup, Hornady TAP 00 Buck. I like a lot of Hornady's ammo. I use the 45 +P 230 grainers in my XD.

People in the neighborhood would be running to your house for help. The same ones that said, "what the hell do you need a gun for!"

Enough ammo for HD That's how she's kept, not loaded but rounds on the side and stock. Ready to go if needed.

Chad, that's the kind of light mount I want for my shotgun. Can you give me some information on it?

I saw 3 mossberg mariner's at the Dick's in Woodbridge 2 weeks ago. The guy that worked there said they keep a good supply running in the store.

I can't wait to bring her to the range tomorrow! "Sorry officer, I ran out of ammo so I stabbed him with my pistol?"

I used to use PMC and Wolf when I first started to shot my AR. It was dirty and now I only shoot American made rounds.

Actually yes, but it's not a priority right now. Good ones are expensive and I don't want to be cheap. Maybe Christmas I'll ask for one.

Good thing there's no graveyard in Bayonne, if there was I'd be freaking out!