Chad

My line up changed also, my wife now has a XD9 Tactical on her side. My side is still the same.

Yep.... I'm sure the LEO's can back me up on this. I have seen some of the most unsafe handling of firearms in my life come directly from Police Officers. NOT ALL OFFICERS, in fact probably very few, but still officers none the less. No actual departments to be named here but I have personally witnessed the Chief of Police fail his qualification test 4 times because he could not get on paper from 7 yards. He finally requested a different person to administer his qualification test (while the police range was closed to everyone but the chief) and magically he passed that day. Two other incidents, same dept. . . on midnight - accidental discharge with a shot to the thigh. Accidental Discharge with a shot thru a window. No injuries on that one.

Typically found stamped right on the slide of your firearm(s)...if applicable.

Yeah, I remember that Nick....that was awesome.

Yep...its like you found a long lost family member. lol

Ok, you both go there together. Your friend put money down on a gun a week ago to hold it. Assuming there was no contractual agreement signed stating your friend is locked into purchasing this gun. He goes in a week later, with you, and says to the clerk I've changed my mind, I no longer wish to purchase this gun. The clerk gives your friend the money back that he put down on it. You then purchase the gun. Possibility?

If I'm not mistaken, Matt was going to do all the paperwork in his name...and his friend was just putting money down on it, to hold it...right? Or am I mistaken? I had to read Matts post about 6 times to understand it, so there is a good chance I'm wrong.

Thats what I always thought a straw purchase was as well. Something doesn't sound right here.

I have not ... but Adam did... 3z80aqqbG3c

Oh man....Jo Jo's has been there for years! Good stuff! I haven't been there in a long time.

http://licgweb.doacs.state.fl.us/contacts/faq.html#Q1 Order the application packet. You'll have it in a few days...

I dunno Daniel. I think the main issue was conducting these things over the internet. Maybe worth looking into again, perhaps things have changed?

I bet ammo was pretty cheap for them back then huh Chris??

We tossed this idea up back in Oct of last year and determined you need a permit to raffle in NJ and you are not allowed to do it over the internet. Sucks eh? Good thinkin tho Eric. viewtopic.php?f=27&t=787

Bread Pliers.

haha they are in the lingerie aisle, right next to the milk.

unreal ray ray... :angry-screaming:

Exactly! I hear thousands are killed each year by reading "car and driver" too quickly. Speed kills yanno.

Thanks John....ughhh the plane crash, don't ask how I got those. lol My fat AZZ is still trying to catch my breath from how far I had to walk in the snow. I feel like my parents..."I had to walk 2 miles in the snow, barefoot, uphill both ways" The pics didn't come out that great...I was still about 300 yards away, and well, my lens sucks so they are a little blurry and dark. Some of them are on APP.com HERE is a article on a structure fire I shot yesterday also on app.com. You can see more pics if you want...my link is in my sig.

Ruby Lane, Marlboro ... now. One black male in custody, police k-9 searching for additional suspects.

I can understand that....many various publications have been known to kill. :roll:

You Sir!

Yeah man!!!! That dishwater stuff is goooood. I dunno, I don't like crunchy wieners.

Lol...most people don't follow anything. Not on here tho, it seems the majority of folks on here keep up with current events.

I like the looks of the Sig Mosquito...I have heard mixed reviews about the reliability. But I think ammo plays a big part, just like in any .22lr auto loader. If tacticool is what you are looking for I would say the sig. PS...you will thank yourself for getting a .22lr you can shoot 500 rounds for the price of 50 .45s and your hand wont hurt.