Ray Ray

Big Mets fan too, but I don't consider myself a "Yankee". More like a carpetbagger, lol!

But the smell is my favorite part!! I like the smell of Hoppe's 9, too!

Man, I really want an AK! Why can't these bad boys be Jersey compliant? :cry:

+1 Can't go wrong with a tactical Remy or Mossberg.

Buds gun shop has NONE! Are those other dealers just FFL's or actual gun shops?

Couldn't have said it better myself!

Don't get used to those 17 round wonder-mags :mrgreen:

I understand now, but I went all the way down there and had to drive all the way back empty handed. Anyway, that was a good deal on the 40. 225 rounds for 70 bucks, the 45 was the same price but with 75 less rounds.

Yea, but would you?

As long as the bills are paid, food on the table, and money in the bank, then I will never stop buying guns! Or unless she says, "what the hell do you need that for!"

love the video, instant toast fire!

I went to Dick's at Woodbridge today to get some bulk reloads in 9, 40 or 45. I think its called "UltraMax"? Well, anyway they had one box of 40 and 45 left for 70 bucks so I took the 40, since there was 225 rounds aposed to the 150 of 45. I went to the counter with license in hand when the guy asked me for my FID card. I asked when they changed their policy and he said last April. So there goes that Idea. I never carry my card for fear of losing it and waiting another 6 months to get it back. But that really bothered me, it's not even a state law that you need a FID card to purchase ammo but they changed their policy for what? I really am starting to hate this state.

I would love to get my hands on the Beretta 92 version, but can't find one of these bad boys anywhere.

Gotta love those electricians/overseas hitmen huh!!!!

Pretty much any quality all steel gun would problaby at least hold its value.

I also moonlight as an overseas hitman. :x

I'm an electrician for the Bayonne Board of Education, but since I'm the youngest guy in the shop, they make me do everything from welding to plumbing.

I notice alot of my fellow bloggers here use multiple firearms for home defense. Is that the norm? Or is it for back-up or for the misses?

I was going to say a Browning Hi-Power as well. Maybe hi-end 1911's or revolvers. Anything discontinued too.

I figured I'd chime in here being in the minority. My father owns many firearms and I got to shot alot at a young age. We own property in NE Pennsy so I got to shot everything from plinking with 22's to clay shooting with my 870 southpaw. Everyone in my family believes in the 2A except my sister, she's actually a former Marine that served in Iraq and lives, guess where, Kalifornia. My moms side owned firearms and she shot alot when she was younger. Actually her brother used a firearm in self defense in, guess where, Kalifornia. He shot a guy breaking into his home while they were eating dinner. He shoot him 5 times, but he was so high on meth that the 38's did nothing. It took 4 or 5 cops to bring him down. He had to surrender his revolver and I don't think he ever got it back, really!

Really? I was kind of going with a Sig mounted a High Power. And that is the offspring with a few deformed appendages. It's the grip angle, that's what reminds me of the EAA witness pistols.

Actually, your right, the prices are pretty much the same. I really like the rifle, have I said that already?

The Arcus looks alot like an EAA Witness.

I wanted to get the Glock 21 but when I picked up te XD 45 tactical, I changed my mind. The Glock didn't point naturally for me but the XD's sights came right to my eye. Also, it felt like I was grabbing a square hand-rail when I picked up the Glock. I thought that was just me but a few others here said the same thing.

I was just discussing this with my old man (I have a bad cat problem). I know it's illegal in Bayonne because many people have been arrested for it, especially shooting at animals.