david8613

agree with everything above, and its actually pretty quick, njsp did mine in 2 weeks flat...

There is just something special about a big bore revolver. yeah! that big bore hole in that barrel pointed at ya! love it...

nice pic up pizza bob, 45 in a wheel gun shoots really nice, a friend of mine has a s&w revolver in 45 but it is a different model than yours, its of made of a dark gray flat color metal and has hogue grips, I'm not sure if it's something exotic, but it's really nice and fun to shoot...

what about ankle holster? and can you carry in your backyard, i grill alot this time a year?

LOL! i agree....

the batman dude was on the news recently, he got caught by police with out his plates on that fancy sports car. it's was because he visits sick kids in hospitals and he puts batman plates on the car to make it more realistic for them, cops let em go... that was nice of 'em...

dam i want some p mags....:-(

who has the best price on 15/20 pmags with ranger floor plate?

easiest thing you can do yourself....

this, or even a ruger or taurus much more affordable and made very well, go 38/357 you will be glad you did.

make sure that the wood is american made, if you go foriegn it gets more complicated and you need to switch out more parts to be 922r compliant... others will chime in with more details im sure... ps saiga do look much nicer in wood...

don't like that plastic is breaking, cheap plastics? maybe version 2 is using a different type of plastic.

man that thing looks so cool! lots of character, very different from your typical wheel gun. gotta give details, how much, were you purchased, and please better pics! your hands must have been shaking from the excitement...lol!

what's recommended then? I think upper would be good, I had my bushnell on my cx4 storm with perfect cowitness right on the tip of the sight with no riser mount and it worked well. what do you guys think of offset mounts?

yup Starks will work, I had one for sale a while back... it's a good grip a little on the big side... there is another grip on the market with attached trigger but I forgot who makes it though...

what riser mount to use in order to co-witness with magpul sights? 1", .08", .05" not sure which to get....

i wanna learn some yoga now!!!

WOW! love it!

why doesn't colt make those style revolvers anymore? they would make a bundle!

especially with an fnh fnp 45, 15+1, justified...

nice read here. http://www.buckeyefirearms.org/node/7866

sorry but I have to disagree, i own a sig p226 in .40 cal and an fnh fnp in .45 cal, 2 very different guns IMO. first of all the fnh is a polymer gun, and the the sig p226 is not, it is all metal. the recoil feels less with the p226 even with a snappy .40 cal. the fnh is a very big gun, but it's light for its size unloaded, the p226 is definitely heavier unloaded being all metal. sig has sig night sights which is a plus. both are excellent high quality guns, can't say anything bad about either of them really, but if I were to nick pick fnh grip is a little aggressive,but you do get used to it and the fnh slide lock release is a little small to me, its glock like, when the other controls are big on the fnh seems out of place, on the sig no ambie decocker, the fnh is fully ambie.

dam man, that looks like your practicing for zombie apocalypse!!! cool!

ray ray is right its not an advantage, but if you absolutely needed a gun with a safety xd is ok imo. I never had a problem with 2 I own, one xd9sc and xd45 tactical, if you grip it like your supposed to, no one should have a problem with xd style safety, it's almost automatic, sort of like the trigger safety on glocks. the only way I could see it as problem is if your injured and lost your thumb and can't grab the grip the right way, use other hand then! lol...

I had this same problem when I wanted 6 permits, quick call to njsp and I was allowed to receive 6 permits... just sayin bro, I know i have gone through this, i also had problems because they didn't understand the rules about exemptions, everything was cleared up with a phone call to njsp trust me, they are very helpful...