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Trigger pull is 12 lbs. Similar to a double action revolver.

They wrote you for the full speed? Where you a dick to him?

What is special about the 226 NYPD? http://www.topgunsupply.com/sig-sauer-p ... -mags.html Seems like a pretty good deal though.

What the heck is a "ghetto blaster"? The type of guns that I like to buy (according to RayRay)

I think you mis-read Ray Ray's comment. I took it as an insult to the .45GAP, it was trying to take fame away from the .45ACP which is the popular American round. Thanks for clearing that up Chad, Eddie is too busy selling his ghetto blasters to realize what I meant. Reverse that

Well Century is the importer and is a PITA to deal with from NJ. PK90 referenced them in another thread. You can try some of the other FFL's on the internet. Try Classic Arms: http://www.classicarms.us/ They have a C93 listed for 799. It can be hard to get someone on the phone, but they are a good company so if they can, they will most likely help you out.

I believe they are standard double stack AK mags. I don't think century will ever sell them with neutered mags. There are 5 and 10 round doublestack AK mags floating around. You can take your chances with Promag polymer 10 rounders and cut the follower down to allow 15. Junkmanted's friend was selling 15 round full size mags, and I believe Henderson defense sells them as well. You would have to work out a deal with the seller of the rifle to have it either shipped with no mags, or swapped out for 10's. Not anywhere near impossible, but just a bit of a PITA. The other question is how is the compensator attached? If it's screwed on, you should probably get it welded so it's NJ compliant.

Yes they allow everything except for tracer and incendiary type ammo, it's a good club. Old Bridge is the same, any ammo at the outdoor range.

Oh yeah.. I'm not used to shooting at indoor ranges :-P

AFAIK, it is OK. Only armor piercing handgun ammo is illegal, and that is a federal law.

Did not know this part :-D +1, TJ is awesome

I think you mis-read Ray Ray's comment. I took it as an insult to the .45GAP, it was trying to take fame away from the .45ACP which is the popular American round.

You could call up your local shops and be very upfront about it. See what they say.

The 2nd amendment didn't mention training requirements. However when the 2nd amendment was drafted, you were pounding lead balls down a smooth barrel. How does that change any of the safety rules? If anything, modern guns are safer than black powder guns. I agree that anyone who owns a gun should get training.. but to have a government mandated training course.. is unacceptable IMO.

Depends on the shop. Someplaces will let you look at anything without any documentation. Most places IMO experience, will let you shop for pistols if you have your FPID (logic being that you have the FID, so you can apply for/or are waiting for your permit)

The problem with that theory would be that the AK was designed as a semi/auto rifle. The pump action is a way to get around the California laws. So the magazine is still designed to be fed into a semi-automatic rifle, so your still SOL.

Seems like a prime candidate for something I would buy! That is pretty sweet. Where did you get it from?

It was free at Charlotte this past summer.

That's Way too close for comfort :-( i almost got a house 1 block away from there.

Isn't there also a provision in the law which prohibits a FFL from knowingly delivering more than 1 handgun every 30 days? So the FFL would need to check their own books to cover themselves.

Bosses who won't let you do your job and GTFO.

Mike, They have Indoor USPSA "Practice" matches on the first and third Fridays of every month at Old bridge. The matches are all open to the public for a $20 fee if you participate. You can just show up and start asking questions and observe all you want for free. If you can safely shoot your gun (Load, Cock, Unload, and Show Clear (And keep the muzzle in a safe direction at all times).. it's not as hard as you think... The guys at Old Bridge are very good with new shooters. (I would recommend starting at a few practice matches before you shell out the cash to go to the "official" big match) you can check the newsletter here: http://www.oldbridgerifle.com/gun-newsletter.cfm

I've heard they have good customer service though.

She is pretty

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