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I have decided to go for a Glock 19. I am gonna go to BulletHole tomorrow to see what they have and for what price. I also wanted to get night sights, and a Glock Light for it. I was curious if that light would also fit on my Kimber's accessory rail. Any thought? Also, are Glock 19C's available in NJ?

I know a few guys that work there as weapons engineers ...They just about all live in PA because of all the fun toys they own that are not legal in NJ. Sounds about right. I would never live in across the Delaware... not at my current age.

Do you hunt there? I am still trying to get into hunting in the first place. But I hope to do some hunting there. We got too many stupid does running around. Not to mention a massive turkey population.

Thanks for your service... Thanks, but I'm a DA Civilian, not Active Army. Though I get to see some pretty cool stuff here on post. :twisted:

It's considered poaching if you use it to kill bunnies and squirrels on your own property?

Beretta actually lists not to dry fire in their manuals, but you have ex military that swear they have dry fired their M9's thousands of times in practice.. It's one of those things where I would rather not find out if something would happen, and use snap caps as cheap insurance. Besides the fact that it's good to be able to cycle the gun and see how everything feeds and ejects. You can also use snap caps and empty casings to simulate malfunctions too. Tap, Rack, Bang.

What about tasers?

I can leave some at NJ Firearms Guild if you'd like.

I work for the US Army at Picatinny Arsenal.

Welcome! Together, we may be able to overcome the anti-gun atrocities committed in Californistan and New Jerseyrabia.

Depends on the weapon me thinks. Some guns have fragile pins... I think CZs. Has to do with the type of steel/material used. Glocks, Springfields, and other tubberware/hammerless guns are designed to be dry fired. Most others can be as well... I know my Kimber 1911 can be dry fired without issue. But to be honest, I always recommend snap caps anyways.

Have you guys ever seen the AA-12 in action?

Welcome Friend.

I don't know why anyone would spend money on a pistol grip shotgun. They're practically useless and you can't aim. But the JICs are designed for boats and survival, so I'll give them a pass.

Welcome! :twisted:

M2A1 military ammo cans. I take extra ones from work that are no longer being used. Best ammo storage ever developed. In service since before WWII. I also mix ammo in each container, so I have something for each weapon, regardless of which box I take. I need a gun cabinet though for my long guns as they are simply piled in a corner in my closet. Should get a gun case too for transport. Only have a crappy one at the moment.

Investment. No doubt about it. When you need it, and don't have it, then you'll wish you invested in it. Not just the hardware itself, but the range time to practice and develop skills required to use them properly.

Yard work.

I shoot pretty well with my 1911. My .22 rifle isn't too bad... and I need to work on my shotgunning (trap/skeet). Sucks they closed the outdoor range for skeet/trap near my town.

It's funny knowing the cops went through all those weapons and pocketed the ones that were most valuable. What I don't get is this: Why not sell the guns to FFLs in an auction to re-coup some losses due to the program? Then you can melt down the crap guns no one wants. But, then again, this is the state which is about to go bankrupt... both socially and economically.

Active forums do tend to attract more users. 8-)

Haha, you should see me on the NHL forums.

40 guns constitutes and "arsenal" these days? Geez... I need more guns.

Why get a FL CCW? :?:

How many more are needed? And how do I find out who is my representative?