Sigman

I would but I know I wont be buying 2 pistols in the next 6 or so months so not sure it is really worth it Hey - things change unexpectedly in life. I'll blow 5 bucks on a lottery ticket. I'd surely spend 6 on 3 pistol permits, used or not. I haven't wasted a permit yet.

We need a MaoBama profile picture. Yes - it's in use. I don't believe anyone hear needs an explanation.

Yes - except you won't get fingerprinted again. It will cost $18.00 for the background check and $2.00 for each permit. It's a PITA so apply for at least 2 when you go.

I've read that the Sig Mosquitos are jamo-matics, although I shot one and did not jam at all. Maybe because of the ammo. They like CCI minimags. I have a Walther P22 which shoots nice. No jams, but again using CCI minimags. The only problem I had with the Walther is the white dot fell out of the front sight. This seems to be a common problem, but can easily be corrected. I beleive there is a fiber optic front sight available for it. I've had one about 1 1/2 years. The Sig with the conversion may be better, but more expensive. I'm also not sure how reliable they are.

I wouldn't put it past Henry. They cleverly word their advertisements referencing their historical background, despite the fact that the current Henry Repeating Arms Co. has absolutely nothing at all to do with the original Henry company. Springfield Armory does the same thing. If they're shady enough to cleverly word advertisements to create the illusion that they are the original company I could easily see them doing other similar things. I'm not going to lie, I'm pissed at this company too. I bought a brand new straight walnut stock octagonal .22 lr lever rifle a couple weeks ago. No matter how many windage and elevation adjustments to the sights, this thing shoots 2 feet high and 8" left at 25 yards. I have tried both bore sighting and regular old fashioned sighting in, as well as having multiple others shoot it and nothing. Not to mention, the internal bracket that guides the rounds from the magazine to the chamber looks like it is made of freakin POT METAL and has many horrible, visible burrs. I don't appreciate paying almost $400 for a gun that has parts inferior to stuff I could fab in my garage with a dremel. I'd expect for a product in that price range that they would at least smooth it with a grinder but I guess that's just too much to ask. "Made in NJ" I should have known better than to buy that POS. Shooting 2 feet high at 25 yds? - definite defect. Sounds like tweeked barrel. Did you bore sight with laser and see where your sights are? I would bring it in like Ray did.

Frank - can you put me on the list for a bear rug and some steaks?

There's MaoBama's job growth. $180,000 a year to help filter illegals into the country. Crime Inc. hard at work, working for the US tax payers. Hail MaoBama :hope:

Ray - good point on the revolver. My S&W model 10-6 has a smaller grip. The police used this model for years. You don't have to worry about jams or safeties, just point and shoot. I wouldn't recommend one of the smaller ultra lightweights such as a ruger LCR because of the kick, But a nice small frame SA/DA revolver is perfect. I was trying to get my wife to get one. Revolvers are sweet!

I should be able to make it.

Were you shooting lead or FMJ? If lead, that would explain it. I haven't had that problem with Federal AE.

I use a gym type bag with a small master lock through the zippers and the ammo in a seperate unlocked pouch.

Some type of older S&W classic revolver in 357 Mag/38 Sp. They are sweet. Everyone should have at least one revolver.

The first rule with pistol permits is always apply for at least 2. They only cost 2.00 and you can extend it if you want. It's a PITA filing the paperwork, then you have to pay the $18.00 again next time .

I clean them after a couple of hundred rounds with some minor cleaning before then.

anytime. those 4 arent even a dent in the collection. if i can ever find some colt 45 that doesnt cost a fortune ill bring my vaquero. my HK USP 40 needs to be woken up also. Rob, yot brought a 44 mag and didn't tell me? I was just going to say the same thing. I didn't know there was a 44 Mag there. Rob - what gun was it? And yes - the place was extremely crowded. I don't think I've seen it this crowded on a Tuesday. I had to wait until 7:45 to shoot and was there at 7:00. That sucked! I had to cheer Ray up with the S&W model 10.

The white house was very quick to say that they were going to appeal the decision. I guess it cuts into their green agenda. Too bad leader chairman Mao Bama.

You each keep copies of the form for your own records They do not have to be turned into your police dept or NJSP.

Don't chance it - copies go to the local issuing authority and the NJSP. You still need to wait 30 days in a private transfer.

JD - you must be referring to me at BH.

The Cougar INOX is a sweet looking pistol.

Sticking to fewer calibers will save the cost of the dies. A set of Pistol dies runs roughly $30.00. The more calibers you load, the more supplies you'll need, bullets maybe different primers and powders. Here's a cost calculator to help figure your costs: http://www.handloads.com/calc/loadingCosts.asp I also shoot lead instead of FMJ and save a couple of bucks per box of 50 which adds up over time. If you get supplies locally you'll save on ship costs and hazmat fees, but you'll pay tax and use gas. I find myself spending the money I save on more supplies, but I always have ammo to shoot. Ammo shortages don't effect me. It is also a hobby within a hobby that I enjoy as much as shooting.

MaoBama will not secure the border. He loves it when he has more people to take care of and progress his socialist agenda. MaoBama and "crime inc" know exactly what they're doing.

Go to Shore Shot pistol range and rent a few. They're located in Lakewood. I tried several guns there and they let me shoot for free since I purchased a gun there. I just had to pay for the ammo I used. I don't know if that has changed.

A friend of mine just applied for a permit and didn't get fingerprinted. It was 15 years since his last permit so I guess it's up to the PD if they want to do the fingerprint process again. BTW - My PD still uses the ink method even though they have an electronic machine. They told me they only use the electronic machine when processing criminals not for firearms apps.

I should be able to make it - 95% sure.