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I beg to differ sir. I just got fingerprinted by Howell PD for a non-res CCW permit last week. Called the morning of and they said come on in, waited 15 minutes and the officer doing the prints was very CCW friendly, was not told anything about outsourcing fingerprinting

not sure what make/model/year. But I do know it's an old cap and ball pistol. Shoots a round ball with blackpowder as the propellant, percussion caps as your primer. I like to state the obvious

This is the bushmaster XM-15 O.R.C. I have. It came from the factory with no bayo lug, pinned stock, and a welded muzzlebrake. The muzzlebrake does make it a little loud but nothing too crazy.

Hey all, it's that time of year again when I make the journey down south and back to school. But this time is different, this time I have 2 pistols I can carry open or conceal. I'm looking to mostly carry my Glock 23 (.40) concealed IWB. Do any of you have a .40 round you would suggest that would be a good defensive round? I know that some guns don't like certain HP rounds so any Glock guys out there with experience... your advice is appreciated. Or even guys that carry a 9mm... I can conceal my 226 in the winter at least, so any 9mm defensive suggestions are appreciated.

So i took a peek at my front sight and it has striations like there was a front sight there and two little "tabs" on either side. would that be correct?

:text-welcomewave: you have found the only place of solace in a staunchly anti-gun state.

Sweet. thanks guys. NJGF fo' life :violence-sniperdark:

Hey guys, I'm looking to put a sight hood on my Russ. Capture K98, I know where I can get one but I heard different things about getting it on. I've heard reverse pliers or circle sping pliers. I'm confused, I don't want to have it and not be able to put the damn thing on. Any experience with this?

welcome! I might as well join the FF shout out crowd and tell ya my dad and granddad are both retired FDNY

:text-goodpost: that is an awesome machine! Other hobbies.. let's see... Fishing (mainly saltwater), Hunting, Hiking, Woodworking and Reenacting the American Revolution as a Hessian Feldj

For sure! I made a HOG's tooth from an extracted .308 round, drilled it and then strung it on a dog tag chain. 1 for me, 1 for my bro. always wearing it.

Blackhawk SERPA CQC holster for my P226, ammo, and a sweet 5.11 range bag

Hahahaha for sure, the czech/german side of my family have chinese food tonight, open gifts and make cookies. The Italian side have seafood tonight and drink too much. I partake in both! Merry Christmas!

My first dog's name was Tonka too!!! I never thought I would see another one! He looks like a great dog!

Here's my youngest dog (4 of 4). J

MOST soldiers/marines/sailors/airmen in our current areas of operation don't have a choice on what they carry. A friend of mine that was down range in the corps told me about how some guys buy 1911s over there and sell em to each other just before coming home for pretty cheap. They just can't leave country with em. I don't blame them, as tbtrout said..I'd rather have a big honkin FMJ over a smaller, faster FMJ. Just look at the USCG for example... they recently switched to SIG 229s in .40 S&W. Everyone's got their favorite, one of my good buddies is a SEAL thats actually playing in the sandbox now (please keep him in your prayers and thoughts) and I have NEVER seen anybody have more love for SIG-Sauer than he does. I guess it's all what your used to and feel comfortable on. I like the 92 personally and would have no problem using it, as long as it's slingin' lead and gettin' em dead :violence-instagib: just my :twocents-02cents:

I have plateaued. I am not a new shooter by any means but I need some new ideas to improve my pistol shooting skills. My usual range trip is as follows: load 5 rounds and start with a center at 5 yards and fire slowly and accurately. I load another mag and fire a little faster at the 5 yard line concentrating on tracking my front sight through the recoil. I then load about 10 rounds and send the center out to about 12 yards and do the same thing as mentioned before. These exercises go on for about 30 minutes switching between distances. I then go to 25 yards with a full silhouette or Q target and just aim center mass (what else haha) methodically and at a steady pace, concentrating on the front sight and trigger pull. I do ok doing this but am looking for some new ideas/new exercises. What do you guys do to build on skills? Any advice would be great! Thanks.

yep definitely. the shaved style is the way to go... the frozen sticks are ok too, it's what you expect in a NJ diner. My dad and bro hate them tho, they call them "popsicle stick gyros" cause of the way they look. but like you said.. the Tz-sauce is watery and they do let the meat sit, but for a fast pre-game gyro... not too bad

I know that place! I've gone to that place a few times before Ranger games. It's across from the garden

Cool video with solid logic even liberals could agree with IMO... love the government supplied ammunition part too

In Africa kids make these ornate, braided bracelets and then tie them on to your wrist and ask you to pay for it...

PD qual. range maybe?

Sadly, I have to agree. One of my professors who is a respected investigator and chairman of a VA police academy actually said that hollow points are "cop killers" and "made to penetrate body armor". I couldn't help but sit up and say "what?!?!" I didn't debate the issue with him because he was the "expert" on ballistics. As the grandson, friend, nephew, and cousin of former and current LEO's as well as a future LEO I have to admit to the instilled fear of an armed public instilled in LEO's... especially in NJ and NYC

Hey guys, looking to add some color to my blahh matte black Savage 10FP. Anyone have experience with this? Is there anywhere/anyone that does it professionally? How much does a bolt gun usually run? Any info/advice is appreciated. :violence-sniperprone:

amen