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It's unrealistic, and even unfair, to expect the average policeman to know all the nuances of our crazy firearms laws in New Jersey. This is a site dedicated to gun enthusiasts, and we don't even have a consensus on your question. I am all for standing up for your rights, firearms related and otherwise, but is this the fight you want to choose? There are so many better and more important ones in this State. You might end up spending a lot of money to exonerate yourself (or not) and set a good OR bad legal precedent in Court. Who could really say which with any certainty? Do you have much faith in a jury composed of Jerseyans when it comes to upholding Liberty, particularly when it comes to firearms?

For shotguns, Semi-auto + pistol grip = assault weapon in Retarded NJ

Full house 10mm loads are stout in any pistol, althought the N frame S&W revolvers tame them well. Not quite 44mag territory, but more than heavy 357.

You could buy a 40 barrel for the Delta and have it fitted by a gunsmith. 40 works fine in 10mm mags. 10mm is a reloader's caliber, or for someone looking for bear protection. My personal experience was that the Glock 20 and S&W 10XX series were the only common 10mm semi-autos truly built to withstand full power (aka the fun stuff) loads. I always felt like my 1911's were beating themselves up and wouldn't last. If you want to spend 2k then you can look at the CZ and STI offerings. STI has a cool longslide 1911 called The Perfect 10. CZ's custom 10mm is even nicer.

These cops don't need firing. They need ass hammering on the big house.

If you don't care about correct parts and immediate collectibility, and you want the best shooter you can get that is still a Garand, it is worth the money IMO.

i think only M14S (Chinese Norinco M14 clones) are banned by name in NJ.

If you want a shooter and already have other rifles in 308, like a SCAR 17 , you might consider a CMP or Garand Guy gun in 308. I have one from CMP. Awesome shooter.$1000.

Browning High Power

The target sights on the Colt GCT have a roll pin you always have to watch out for. It's always working its way loose. The Series 70 Repro and 1918 Black Army are really nice, but have zero modern amenities (i.e. beavertails, usable rear sight, hammer bite, etc).

Try calling CDNN. Good prices and service. Www.cdnninvestments.com. Your ffl will need to neuter it for NJ compliance unless he chooses the police model. The capacity is > 6 rounds in magazine.

Got it. Tell him he might want to go to the CZ Custom website. They have a lot of guns with improved sights. He might see the ones he liked.

Ultimak Scout rail. Rock solid. Low profile optic. Aimpoint T1 or H1. Or primary Arms for cheap alternative.

Even if you don't find the guy, there are a lot of folks with a lot of knowledge on CZs (and the Wealthier PPQ for that matter). Why not ask the question? Even if it's about a mod, I am guessing people here have it or have tried it.

Any gunshop where they have never seen a Browning HiPower (one of the most classic and popularly used designs in the world for the 20th century) is one I would avoid. Glocks R' Us?

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I would feel better about them if they spit flames or bullets. Otherwise no.

Here are some more older pics. These are mainly rural scenes from the 30's and 40's, but the neat thing about them is they are in color. http://extras.denverpost.com/archive/captured.asp

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I really enjoyed these. I hope you do too. http://photosilke.blogspot.com/2013/03/historic-pictures-restored.html Here is a link to the complete collection. http://www.shorpy.com/node

The ballistics don't seem improved underwater.

Eley is top quality ammo. I don't have experience with the type you mentioned, but their 17HM2 is the best made.

Ask Andy at Shore Shot.

If the button is hit right away, most criminals are not sticking around. And an audible signal neighbors can hear is even better.

Panic button that triggers an audible alarm in the house and calls police.