Wolfy

Definietly not condoms.

Long gone. But I want one!!! This is perfect.

If you can't find a 3913 the 9MM Chief Special is a good substitute.

Best bet for ammo is online. Locally I would try Gene he has a variety of HD ammo more than Dick's. Try more than one type of ammo results can vary. Once you settle on a load shoot a couple of hundred rounds out of a semi to test for function problems.

It's a tragedy those guys didn't have a chance to get on the ground and a gun in their hands.

http://www.app.com/article/20110806/NJNEWS18/308060039/Sources-Helicopter-crash-killed-SEAL-Team-6-members?odyssey=mod|breaking|text|Frontpage Please take a moment to pray for these selfless heros and their families. They took a hard loss today. They said 31 were killed including 20 from Team 6.

Pete and Elda's does make the best thin crust pizza and I like a traditional crust. Just avoid the place during peak hours they get VERY busy and only minutes from Avon or Shark River.

Harry. Do you remeber the haunted mansion on the pier? I was in high school and it was a great place to go.

oohh Scanners!!!!! Saw that in the theatres. What's it worth? Nothing. Value is only achieved when sold and the person can't sell it in NJ. Outside of NJ dime a dozen.

Personal preference I like the 15-22 better than the 10/22. I do own a 10/22 stainless target model and still favor the 15-22.

You can use any 22LR even the 15-22.

How many mags would I need for the 15-22?

I can't put my finger on it but there is something "off" in that pic??

This should be a Marketplace thread.

Ammoman can't ship in NJ because of the FID card is needed to purchase ammo. Haven't been there in a few years but I remember they are friendly and helpful. Just make sure to check "store" hours before you go.

Read the bold statements you admit that FFL's can be wrong but you trust yours? The gun owner is responsible for making a legal purchase. Have you read the legal code applied to NJ gun laws? Is the guy behind the counter an attorney?

I can now be the ultimate rebel. Driving my free Lotus while talking on my free cellular phone.

Anytime Nick.

Read the last paragraph. Easy for the FCC and Time Warner agreeing on a contract that we the Taxpayer pay for.

New season starts in 6 days.

That is sweet!!!!

I have one a great carbine.

What a bargain.

Didn't know they were legal. NICE!!!!!

Bobz it has nothing to do with "Saturday Night Special". A phrase drummed up during late 60's-early 80's to spice up an article. The equivalent of the AR today with all it's negative connotation's. Now back to the Glock sizes: Many of the Glock's parts and sometimes the whole gun are dictated or limited by the BATF's system of "import points". To qualify for import a pistol must score 75 points based on the following system: Characteristic Points Length: for each 1/4" over 6" 1 Forged steel frame 15 Forged HTS alloy frame 20 Unloaded weight w/mag (per oz.) 1 .22 short and .25 auto 0 .22 LR and 7.65mm to .380 auto 3 9mm parabellum and over 10 Locked breech mechanism 5 Loaded chamber indicator 5 Grip safety 3 Magazine safety 5 Firing pin block or lock 10 External hammer 2 Double action 10 Drift adjustable target sight 5 Click adjustable target sight 10 Target grips 5 Target trigger 2 For example, here is how the G17 scores: Length (7.28") 5 Weight (24.79oz) 25 Caliber (9mm) 10 Locked breech 5 Firing pin block 10 Double action 10 Target sight 10 Target grips 5 Total 80 Here is how the Glock 26 scores: Length (6.29") 1 Weight (21.87oz) 22 Caliber (9mm) 10 Locked breech 5 Firing pin block 10 Double action 10 Target sight 10 Target grips 5 Target trigger 2 Total 75 Changes and features made to Glocks to comply with the BATF rules: - all models are imported with a cheap click-adjustable rear sight that is replaced at the factory with the stock sight - target (grooved) trigger added to compacts & subcompacts - target grips added to all models (required for the subcompacts) - due to their caliber, .380 autos (G25 & G2 do not score enough points to be importe Hope this helps.