Chad

Yeah Man!!!!! Thats next on my list!!!

Looks nice! You thinking about it? You need something new!!!! lol , tell your girlfriend I said its okay and you wont get in trouble. Well, actually I told my wife you said its okay for me to get the GSG and that didn't really work to well.

Yeah, marlboro would be pretty tough. We have that in manalapan, but its the same deal, its just to big a town I guess??

Oh and remember there are several things that must occur to make it a justified shooting. A person walking in with guns in his hand is not reason enough. You must have no reasonable means of escape. You must be in fear for your life. You MUST be inside your home. YOU are responsible for where the bullet goes, LOOK BEYOND THE THREAT.

Reload! All kidding aside, yes, your firearm will be taken as evidence. Call 911 and tell them to send an ambulance along with the police. Do not answer any questions without an attorney. Make you look guilty of something? Yes, but who cares. The police are not the jury. Anything you say CAN and WILL be used AGAINST you in court. (not for you, against you) - This is the advice of a police chief, detective sgt, and a det. Lt. friends of mine. As well as a current County Prosecutor that I often have lunch with. I am not a lawyer, I just take their word for it...they deal with these things, I dont. I asked them this question in this form....what would THEY do if they were personally faced with this situation. Do not touch anything. 911 operator will tell you to put the gun down. (I was a 911 operator/dispatcher for 6 years) Do not take your own pictures. Yes, you can ask to keep the gun. The answer will be no. This is why you need more than one! Again, this is just my .02 it may not be the right thing to do, but it is what I would do.

Yes, $399 I never heard of them, are they new or do I live in a bubble? lol Looks good, but I think a wheel gun is next on my list.

Yep, no one does...its very scary. What can we do about it? Be extra vigilant? Start a neighborhood watch program (that rarely works), ask for extra police patrol? Sure doesn't sound like a good time to be laying off police officers like many towns are doing. :evil:

Is it sign of the times or there's really no safe place anymore? I think there is no safe place. Criminals travel. People are driving to nice neighborhoods miles away from where they live to commit crimes. This is a growing problem....it happens MUCH more than you hear on the news. Just a small fraction of these incidents make it into the paper / news. For example: as I am typing this an inmate was just found dead in police custody at MCCI (monmouth county correctional institute) to me thats bigger news than a robbery...I can almost guarantee it wont be covered. Like max said, no offence to anyone, but, the criminals see it as nicer houses have nicer things. Why rob a house in center city newark when you can drive 45 mins to manalapan, deal, princeton, etc. and go for the big houses.

Oh Ken Ken Ken...that was HORRIBLE!!! lol, I did Laugh tho!

Welcome Sarge!!!

Bob Kislin's 1214 Highway 37 E Toms River, NJ 08753 732-929-9300 Zeus Sporting Goods (also about an hour) 6679 Black Horse Pike Egg Harbor Township, NJ 08234 (609) 646-1668 Cheyenne Mtn Sportsmens Center Lawmen Supply L&H Woods and Water - High End Stuff The Lodge @ Dicks Sporting Goods All those are just stores, no ranges. If you are interested in taking a ride and finding alot of gun stores in a small area, go to a hunting area of PA. Feasterville Trevose, PA for example. Should take about an hour from Toms River. G&G Outfitters - Small store, TONS of guns, don't go on a weekend, they are always at shows, and pack up half the store. 1810 Brownsville Rd Feasterville Trevose, PA 19053 (215) 322-7880 Surplus City - Small Store, but nice stuff 302 Bustleton Pike Feasterville Trevose, PA 19053 (215) 364-7130 Tanners Sport Center 2301 York Rd Jamison, PA 18929 (215) 343-3103 Insite Firearms - GREAT store, very clean, nice size, lots of guns, very nice staff, I've purchased a lot of things from them over the years. 2101-A W MAIN STREET Norristown, PA 19403 (610) 630-7468 Do a yellowpages.com search for guns around the Toms River area, you'll get about 20 results most of which are guys with an FFL and no actual store. Do the same search in PA you'll get about a hundred.

Well said Ken!!! More guns for this Jew as well!!!!

Exaclty....it was the guns fault...not the nut jobs!

lol...okay I'll block out those channels!

Since I am an admitted scanner dork, I hear most of what happens in Monmouth County, I can keep you updated.

http://wcbstv.com/breakingnewsalerts/ho ... 39194.html :roll:

I've always been more accurate with a bolt action vs. semi-auto even more accurate with a single shot. But it can have a lot to do with the shooter and not the gun. Most people say the AR-10's are extremely accurate, I don't have one and never shot one so I couldn't tell you. I was just comparing bolt / single shot / semi's

Why dont they have the NJGF logo??? Nice work!

FWIW, I had the same problem with my taurus 1911. I borrowed a wilson combat mag and that fixed the problem. The factory taurus mag had VERY slight up and down play in it. I was told this would cause jamming because the cartridge was not fully seated where it should be. Needless to say, I purchased 3 wilson mags and have not had a problem since. I don't know if you are having the same problem, indeed it's a different gun, maybe a different problem. Just wanted to chime in.

Sounds interesting...I dont have anything! Never tried it.

Interesting info! Makes sense to me, thanks.

100 Rounds?

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FWIW: .40 is plentiful around here...cheyenne mountain has tons of it, as does most dicks from time to time, just gotta catch it while its in.

Thanks for clarifying, good to know. Even if it is specifically designed to expand upon impact?