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Using this line of thinking, how would you tell a lefty to handle a gun like a 1911 or CZ that doesn't have swappable mag release?

Thanks Jeremy. Great job!

That is the first substantial NJ Court win I can think of. I have no doubt the Assembly will takes steps to.rectify this with Christine's successor.

Best quote I've seen today.

I don't get the stubbornness. Anything that helps me not have to adjust my grip for a mag change, is something I would try simply as an experiment. I am pretty sure the modern high grip, flared ejection port, and checkered front/back straps all came about from "fixing something that wasn't broken". But to each their own.

As a lefty, I have been forced into this scenario. I now prefer using my trigger finger for mag release. Even on pistols with ambi releases.

I think Nappen can give a good canned speech to a crowd of true believers. I am less confident of his courtroom arguing skills. He did not seem like a great off the cuff thinker when I heard him speak.

Send a pm to Parker. He is knowledgeable about older firearms.

Sweet. That setup doesn't allow for iron sights cowitness though. Just wanted to give a heads up on that.

Which PTR? Awesome and accurate guns. I just hate the drum rear sights.

Thanks

Fix Labs does not make a spray in a 3/4 oz size. They are all larger. Any good runner up that makes a NJ legal size?

The design is from way back in the 30's. It has that cool retro futuristic look.

+1. We await the shitstorm.

I am close to him. That's it, down on Bay ave in Highlands. It used to be the Bootlegger, a local Clammer bar that Kevin Smith used to put in all his movies. The clientele was very local. Great place to get your ass kicked for no good reason. It's much different now.

MSRP of under $400

I am really digging it. Can't remember the last time I said that about a new production pistol.

About a foot, little bit less in Atlantic Highlands (next to Sandy Hook).

If only that Ruger Convertible had a Bisley grip, it would be perfect. My meaty paws do not handle the traditional SA grip well. Just not a good fit for me. The Ruger Bisley in 44 is perfect though. And +1 on Rossi making the 92 in 9mm. I love my 92 in 357, but 9mm (or better still 10mm) would be awesome.

Dead on. Expressed better than I could've written it. If you have the opportunity to plan ahead, using it to pre-meditate a possibly criminal approach to self defense makes no sense.

Somebody woke up on the wrong side of the bed this morning.

Compression is not what kills springs. Expansion and contraction is. You'll wear out the springs a lot faster shooting and reloading a magazine frequently than loading and leaving on a shelf.

Excellent.

Another convert! Happy to hear it. We should make this a New Years Resolution. Take at least one new person shooting. Usually, it "sticks".

OK, so I am a whisky drinker and can deal with a bite, or a strong flavor, but what is up with Old Laphroig Scotch? It is considered good stuff by Scotch drinkers. I think it is foul swill, like pouring a campfire with smoldering moss down my throat. Are all Islay Scotches like this? Yuck.