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I have Hornady Critical defense, gold dots and and some PDX1.

I could be in for a 4lb jug of VV320.

doing the checkout again because I want s refresher and the put in new skeet machine since I was checked out last time. Gonna shoot trap afterwards. See you guys there.

I have spent a lot of time on SGW and it's a great site. They will all tell you to see if you could shoot and/or shoulder the shotgun prior to buying. If you come down to the Thursday morning trap shoot, I bet there will be somebody with a CZ you can try out. Also, there is a trap shoot on the last and first sunday of the month. Good bunch of guys.

Seems to me that they are stepping up and looking to make right by you. Now, apply for your permits, fill out a sp-015 & sp16 and get your guns. As far as a buyback goes, if there is a limit, have multiple people go with you. Each gets the limit till your done.

The biggest concern should be if the gun fits you. You would need to shoulder the gun and be sure it fits well before deciding on what to buy. For instance, my wife like the fit of the browning cynergy but yet it doesn't shoulder well for me. The citori's fit me well but not her. I would see what fits, try some out and go from there. Also, if your shooting trap or skeet, I wouldn't go any smaller than 28" barrels.

I use a boresnake mostly for my shotguns and they are clean when I am done.

$35? I guess he is charging a transfer fee for every gun. If you fill out a multiple purchase exemption, you will only need to pay one nics fee. I would like to know what dealer this is, as it doesn't sound like he is doing the right thing?

Some sigs have stainless frames but other than the few that are stainless, the rest are alloy.

Smooth transation and great com.

The 229 is a solid platform. I have one and its my favorite Sig next to the 228 which is no longer made.

Does anybody have a recommendation for a stand? The Konus stand blows, we know that but has anybody upgraded?

It was obvious that his writings were out there. I think he should be evaluated or looked at as a possible threat. That is within the law. I was concerned they violated his rights but like it's been previously said, there is more to this.

I was happy when Cabelas didn't open in Rutherford. This way when I order online, I don't have to pay tax. lol Isn't this supposed to change anyway? or is it just Amazon that will begin charging tax?

I agree, buy once, cry once. The Konya is actually. Nice scope. Both Lunker and I have one.

IMO, I would oil the action and grease the rails of a sig. I have read Florks lubrication thread and it's not bad but that is meant for guns that get shot. Grease sitting on a gun that doesn't get shot much will cause issues. I have seen it personally. I like slide glide, I have several jars all with different thickness. In the summer I use a thicker grease and in the winter I use a lighter grease. I always oil the action and like mc 2500 oil that is made by Mil-Com. I usually use a suringe but was recently waiting on a order to arive. I am more than happy to show you how to break the gun down to the frame. I suggest doing this at least every 3-5k rounds.

I clearly understood and made my point. Why don't you find another post about a wife or girl friend using somebodies gun in defense to argue over. You people make me laugh.

Looks like you had a great time and shot some nice toys. Congrats..

You just said that you knew he wouldn't get his permits in 7 days. I have gotten permits in my town in 7 days or less. What's your point? You didn't state he was a liar but you made it seem as if 7 days will not happen. As if you knew from experience.

I have an OD g17 gen 3 that I can part with. Has a few hundred rounds through it.

I agree with Pizza Bob. Have your nephew go down to the interview and go from there. It's likely that everyone in the town goes through it and he may be able to find out what it's like by asking other gun owners in the town. Btw, decorated marine or not, there should be no preferential treatment. Please thank him for his service to our country.

I don't think your handicappedcat 20 ga. I know that you can load sown to 7/8's shot in 12ga and be okay and that is what the amount of shot in 20ga. I think the gun will be lighter in 20ga but fatigue won't be an issue unless your oyt in the field all day. I have both calibers and use both.

I'm going to go into the city and check out Beretta next week and maybe stop by g&h next weekend. I am in the process of strong some lessons set up and get my browning fit to me. My wife is looking at a beretta.

I can't do 5. I can only get away early these days. I am busy later in the day. How about lunch time?

Nick, if you go early in the morning, I will go with you.