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OR the roadside equipment didn't work so well, which is a why a second reading at the station was required. 21 No you are wrong. You can't issue an impaired if you have no evidence of impaired. You can issues many citations careless driving, reckless etc. But good luck with impaired if your only evidence of impairment is 3 miles over the speed limit.

Near Albany, 1986 in a college town, reason given for pulling me over 33 in a 30. Officer said I blew a .1 at the stop and it was down to a .02 1/2 hour later in the station. Real reason, show the college kids who is boss. And yes they did tow my car out, My friends were watching and laughing at the tow guy try for 15 minutes to get the car out. It was that tight so I must have just had the luck of the drunk to park it in there. So the town you work in issues summons for non offenses?? Please let me know what town that is so I won't visit and get a ticket for OBEYing the law.

See http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/topic/29958-prk-arms-on-cbs-47-news-fresno/ and http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/topic/29863-needs-a-loving-home-lock-and-load-santa/

Please tell that to the cop that hand cuffed me and brought me down to the station. And as to impaired he arrested me AFTER I parallel parked my car in tight city spot. Yeah when I got down to the station I was released with a seat belt ticket, because the station meter read sober. But I really enjoyed be cuffed. After adding Ticket cost, court cost, administrative cost, clerks computer cost, Insurance surcharge etc yeah all its just a money grab.

We have a winner. If a cop witnesses a car swerving or being driven erratically there are plenty of laws being broken that can get that person off the road. But heaven forbid a 250 lb guy has 2 beers with dinner, Ability to drive 0% impaired, but blood alcohol over the "Limit". Therefore you are an evil person subject to fines, imprisonment, loss of license etcetera. How's about punish the behavior? You do something wrong you pay the consequence.

Any one who goes through the trouble of logging >140k rounds also is going to be meticulous over cleaning and lubrication. This was probably how he got that kind of longevity out of the gun.@

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Damn word corrector, It changed half c o c k e d to half penis. It does read much funnier in the "corrected" version.

This was posted on the firing line

Yes it is a reason to shoot the ones doing the kicking. People have been killed by being kicked to death. So yes when then start kicking a downed cop the other cop should have shot the ones doing the kicking. You can guarantee the mob would have dispersed. Too much coddling with no repercussions is what causes these mobs.

Carrying a gun without being aware of whats going on is a recipe for disaster. How does someone make a beeline for you and you don't get a little cautious/defensive? A gun is not magic it's a tool. Just like a well placed .22 is better than a .45 miss.

Like others have said it's not bad if you take precautions. Wash up after shooting, reloading or even handling tumbled brass.

Update. Of the five I bought only one stuck. A padded pliers fixed that one and all seems good now. As to cleaning, I use CLP wipes to remove the stuff that they are shipped in and to leave a lib film in the magazine.

Thanks to a previous topic, I just purchased some 15 round magazines for my 75B. I usually disassemble the mags and give them a cleaning and lube before using them. Problem is I can't get the thing apart. Even after pressing in the release on the base the base plate only slides a little and does not come off. I don't want to screw something up by forcing it. Any suggestions

I took this to mean "mark your ammo with a sharpie before shooting". That way you only pick up what YOU shot, not a flier from the guy in the next lane. I guess they get a good price for brass scrap.

Yes the wood grips are large. The remedy to that costs ~15 bucks and 5 minutes work with a screw driver. Get a set of houge rubber grips and slap them on. I like the solid feel and weight of the all stainless.

Pass on a "Thank You" from me and my family.

Definitely. Unfortunately I had a very similar case to the OP. The valedictorian from my high school class "snapped" a few years after graduation. He killed his mother, brother and a friend. I felt like the proverbial "he was such a nice boy" kind of person. Never saw it coming.

Online forum price request. http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/forum/92-firearm-price-request/

First there is no Max to the number of permits you can get at a time. Realalistically you can get 3 without extention. 6 with extention. Or sky is the limit if you file for exemption from OGAM. A lot of planning is not needed for 3. Example get permits 1/10, buy first gun 1/15, buy second 2/20, buy third 3/25. Total time 75 days out of ninety. Plenty of wiggle room. The MKIII come in essentially 2 flavors, regular and 22/45. These are different by grip angle and controls. All the different barrel types, lengths and materials are just preferences. As to a larger caliber try out a bunch and see what you like.

You know you want one

I have had that exact experience twice. I thought it was just me. My answer is bricks

A 22 and 38/357 make excellent starting handguns. Nothing beats a 22 for ammo price so you can get a lot of practice for a only a couple of bucks. A 38/357 gives a massive amount of flexibility as you can practice with soft 38 loads and work your way up to full load 357s.

Like many here, I have several different calibers of handguns. However I only have premium HP ammo for 1 caliber. Does any one else think like me or do you have defensive ammo for each?