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That's not a bayonet... that's a friggin' sword! K

Richie, I may have found the model I've been looking for. K

Hey Chad, Pretty girl. You done good. Got any pictures of her with the guns?? K

I just came across this post on the NJCSD.org forum. I'm not a Glock fan, and I don't have any more details, but I'm sure someone may be interested. Ken

Why not??? His 'n hers. "I pity the fool" that walks into that bedroom. All that's missing is a Ken

Moss 500 cocked and locked with 00 buck under the bed. None of this "when they hear the pump racking they'll leave" crap. If they get to my bedroom, bang. K

Welcome from Sussex County.

It's looking "evil". Have fun, and shoot straight. K

Welcome from Sussex County.

That's the difference between liberals and normal people. They (the libs) are far more activist and vociferous in their beliefs. That's why they show up in vast numbers to protest any little thing, get all the media attention, and get to be heard. I'm surprised he didn't follow you to your destination and organize an anti-gun rally right then and there. We, on the other hand, are the "sheeple", calmly and quietly accepting the slow erosion of our rights and silently hoping against hope that the powers that be will eventually come to their senses. We don't organize, we don't lobby, we don't protest en masse in front of anyone who'll listen. That's why we get screwed. It's not that we don't care, we just don't know exactly what to do. We waste our votes on people who have no chance of winning with policies that have no chance of surviving, we piss and moan about this and that, we listen to Rush and Hannity and yell "Hoorah" when they say something we've been thinking, but in general, we do nothing substantive to move our causes forward. I'm planning to attend the "Million Gun Owners March" next year, but I fear it won't even come close to the numbers of people who will be there actively protesting on the side of a total weapons ban. It's not just guns, it's everything. Our core values are being erased by mob rule and squeaky wheels. When we feel we're being wronged, we write a letter to the editor. When they feel strongly about anything, they descend like locusts, pouring out of buses by the thousands with signs and bullhorns. We need to learn how to do that. Ken

I'm interested.

+1 Edit to add: Maybe the mods can put the link to the petition in a sticky somewhere so it doesn't get lost. K

Welcome from Sussex County.

I'm amazed that .22LR is so scarce. I was watching one of the handgun shows and they took a tour of CCI. They manufacture 4.5 MILLION rounds of .22 ammo every damn day. And that's just one manufacturer. Where's it all going?? K

I have 4 magazines for the M&P, each holds 15. I never load more then 5 at a time, and try to use those 5 as if they're the only ammo I have. Since I don't shoot but every 2 or 3 weeks, there are some perishable skills I have to relearn each time. I'll work on grip, target acquisition/reacquisition, grouping, weak hand, limp wrist, offhand, seated, etc., but only 5 at a time, and I pick up the brass after each 20. It gives me more time on the range, I don't tire as quickly, and I feel like I'm accomplishing something each time I send 5 downrange. As much fun as it is to punch a couple of hundred holes in a sheet of paper as quickly as possible, this system works for me. Ken

I was told that a magazine, even when separated from the gun, is considered a firearm. I always travel with my mags empty and load at the range. Why tempt fate?? K

Greetings from Sussex County.

Welcome from Sussex County. Your program looks very interesting. I hope it's successful here in the PRNJ. Ken

Welcome from Sussex County, and thank you for your service. It isn't just you, and it isn't just the uneducated. I'm always surprised when educated and professional people revert to dogma and talking points when faced with the prospect of legal and responsible gun ownership in NJ. They just refuse to believe that people should have the right to own weapons, whether just for sport or for protection. It's just unbelievable how committed they are, just on the wrong side of the debate. Ken

Welcome to the group.

I just paid 21.99/50 for WWB 180 gr. .40 S&W at American Sport Shooting on 209 in Brodheadsville, PA. We were coming back from a errand in Easton and decided to run up 209 instead of just jumping back into NJ. Nice shop, decent ammo prices (not WalMart, but decent). Ken

Greetings from Sussex County.

Welcome from Sussex County.

Nice. Good luck with it. Ken

I'm guessing that the "m" designation has a mildot reticle instead of a simple crosshair reticle, but I'm not familiar witht e scopes and it's just a guess. The mildot reticle is more "tactical" than a simple crosshair. Ken Wow, my 100th post. I spend waaay too much time here. Gotta go see if I can rent a life somewhere. Nope, that's not it. Both are mildot. The M has an additional adjustment turret, but I have no clue. Ignore my ramblings. :oops: K