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Welcome to the forum BTW

If I am not mistaken you don't have to redo the finger prints, but you do have to reapply for the permits, forms and reference checks. It's kind of a stupid procedure, but what can you do besides get a crap load of permits at once and be prepared to go on a spending spree

No blackberry here, wife has one but I still have 9 months until I can get another phone. For now I will stick to watching for.. and posting Range visits on the forum

I started looking for bulk packs of .22 now (since I got the 22a), it's getting as hard to find as 9mm If I can't find any in the next few days I will place some on back order. The 22a was much hungrier then I could have imagined, shot twice as much .22 then I did 9mm today.

And some things you wouldn't as for.. 2 girls and a cup comes to mind

At first I thought it was a game, then I realized it was a site selling firearms. I especially like the link where they teach you the science of killing a zombie http://www.zombiearmory.com/Article.aspx?AKey=Zombiedestruction

Well it looks like Cabellas has held up their end.. My order has moved from processing to shipped. Can't complain about my experience with them, 2 orders were on back order.. both were filled and shipped in a close to estimated time frame. -Tom

I don't have a special room, but we have a plan (which we used once before prior to having a gun in the house). Basically the wife locks herself in the bedroom with the dogs, calls the cops, while I go see what is going on. I would prefer to take a defensive stance near the bedroom in the hallway. In order to get to us there is only 1 stair case so it would be easier to cover, as opposed to roaming all over the house making all sorts of noise on my creaky wood floors. -Tom

I still have 600 rounds on back order from Cabella's. Thankfully a member on another forum hooked me up with 500 rounds for a more then fair price to get me through the wait. So far it's been about a month, but I checked this morning and it looks like my order is being processed. Looks like soon I will be able to replenish the 300 or so rounds I have shot so far. For those of us who buy factory ammo the only way to really stay ahead is to order more before you run low. Back order sucks when you are totally out, but if you order before you get to low it can work out ok. -Tom

With the Rosewood grips & Skeletonized hammer installed..

It's home and in the safe It feels good in the hand, but the stock site is crapola lol, guess that's why everyone puts some kind of scope on them. Next range visit it will be broken in

At 7 yards I have been using 8 1/2 x 11. It's not a bad size, but not a great size compared to some of the large and bright targets you can buy. I usually don't shoot at the correction chart, it's usually tapped to the inside of the stall wall for reference.

Good to hear, b/c the picture makes the grips look really bulky. I pick it up tonight but won't get to the range till the weekend. Looking forward to adding it next to my 92, next up is a rifle (been eying up the CZ 452.. in time). Spent so much money the last 2 months between firearms, ammo, tools (can never have to many) and windows for the nursery.. my wallet is smoking :shock:

He has a link on the main page 'RIP Tman / Turner' It's a very nice but sad story. They really enjoyed what they did, that alone is something very special.

http://www.theboxotruth.com/index.htm Entertaining site if anyone is bored.

I got in touch with "my guy" lol to see if he could track down a new or used S&W 22A. He just got in touch with me that he has it sitting in his house. I didn't expect him to get one so quick, but I am not complaining (except now I have no ammo). I am not a huge fan of the wood grips in the picture, but in general I usually love wood grips on a pistol so maybe in person I will like them better. If not they can always be changed out for rubber.

For $20 I figured I would order some .22lr since I am trying to currently pick one up. Unfortunately they have none in stock and it's a back ordered item

From what they told me they had problems with the original designer, so they had to change the domain and everything when they hired a new person to create their site.

So basically if you let them come towards you, lets say let them get to the stairs (technically blocking your way out) yell at them that you have a gun and whatever else you can, but they take another step.. BANG This is a better option then just dropping them? How would a defense like this stand up in court? Also is this assuming you killed the assailant, where he/she can't testify against you and try to twist the whole thing around? It sucks that there has to be "a solution" to get around not being able to protect your home from some idiot who decides they want what you have. I have been keeping up with this post b/c although it's something that I hope never comes to pass, I would like to know the legality of protecting my family if the need ever arises.

Working on picking up a S&W 22a to add to my collection, it will be sharing time with my Beretta since ammo is cheaper. I noticed there were a few variations of the 5 1/2" Barrel model. There is the All Black light barrel, grey frame standard barrel, and the black frame Bull barrel. What is the main difference between them? But what if any are the benefits of the Bull barrel or the light barrel? -Tom

Heading to my parents in SI for the day. In the morning I am helping my dad hang a gate on the patio before the pool, since they babysit my nephew, and soon my daughter we need to block that area off (the student 'me' is now the Teacher lol). Then shower, clean up and we are doing family dinner with my immediate family.

CLIP!! Did I hear you say CLIP???? Drop and give me 20. Clip.. who said clip :shock: Wasn't me, that's for sure

Welcome Aboard from Old Bridge..

Believe it's around the side of Macy's. If you enter the center, you just have to drive around to get to it. If I am not mistaken it's on the opposite end from the Diamond Exchange, but it's been a while since I was over there.

I have 2 mags loaded with Speer Gold Dot Hollow Points. 10 Rounds per mag (15 round mags). I have heard various opinions on the whole spring thing, so I am not sure which is true. To be on the safe side I only load 10 in each, but when I go to the range I empty the magazines, leave the HP ammo in the safe and take the magazines to the range to use. Once I cleaned everything up after my visit I reloaded my magazines with the HP Ammo. -Tom