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My thumb actually rests on my other thumb and doesn't come in contact with the slide catch. That could be because I have a small thumb though.

I have to agree. They are high priced.

I usually leave it blank because I want to limit the amount of people that see my ssn.

You can easily file an exemption. The gun will be transferred to the NJ FFL. So your FIL will be out of the picture at that point. Fill out the exmeption, the FFL can provide all the serial #'s etc.. and send it in. If your a collector, there is no reason for you to be denied.

I use the same 2 people all the time. Makes it easier.

If your already looking to get a gen 4, I would go with the 23. Reviews have said the recoil was noticably different between the gen 4 and gen 3 g23.

I leave mine blank. The only time I put my SS # down is if the supporting paperwork already had it on there. i.e. was my FL ccw, my dd214 and discharge paperwork had my ss# on them. So I put down my ss# on all assoc. paperwork. If it down't say voluntary in the box, it will usually say it in the fine print where you sign the document.

686 or a gp100 imo.

No.

Welcome to the forum.

Awesome. I could use at least a case of 9mm, maybe 45 also.

Sig 228.

Congrats on the new gun Jimmy. She looks great.

This is a good idea. Great gun in a caliber you already shoot. Great gun, everyone should own one. Another good idea. Great gun but the trigger is better on th 686. I have both, so I am happy. You could also invest in a reloading press. That is something that gives back to your shooting budget or affords you to shoot more.

Damn, I have needed 9mm for a while. Wish I would have bought it last year

I had this very same thing happen to me 1.5 years ago. I had a accident, one person, I had to go to the ER etc...I got a careless driving ticket. This is a 4pt ticket. I spoke with the prosecutor in Robbinsville and since it was a company vehicle, company is self insured, I was able to plead it. In the end, it was plead to vehicle unworthy of being on the rd or something along those lines. I go no points and just paid a $200 fine. I was injured and walked into the court on crutches when this happened. Not sure why he is telling you and can't be plead though.

Congrats on the new gun.

1. Best Shotgun - Mossberg 500 2. Best Rifle - Colt m16 3. Best Handgun - Sig 228 4. Best Movie - Bronx Tale 5. Best Food - Pizza 6. Best Beer- New Castle 7. Best Actor - Kevin Costner 8. Best Actress - Jennifer Aniston 9. Best Car - Mustang GT 10. Best Truck - Ford F150 11. Best Rifle Remington 700 12. best Gin- Bombay saphire 13. Best Vodka- tough one but all around, I like Ketel One

I plan on heading up there tomorrow. I was going to go today but wanted to check out the quick clot class.

worst case scenerio, have a dealer tranfer it again. Have them put it on their books and then use a PP to transfer it back.

The way the law is written, it's illegal. What is the need for discussion? get her a gun, no need for a discussion!

I see the debate but I don't believe that is a reality. If the husband can own a handgun, then the spouse can/ should also. While I agree that I would want my wife to use the first weapon to her avail to save herself and then deal with the sh1t storm afterward, I would prefer she be used to using that weapon.. based on the OP's question. Is it legal, not from what I have read but we would all preferred to be judged by 12 than carried by 6. I think NJ would find some way to make it worse than it needs to be.

I see the arguments here but what is the big deal with the wife just having a firearm of her own? I understand that if the husband is down for the count and she pick his gun up, but why not have your own gun. renders this whole point moot.

I thought the same thing. Got a 2399 and didn't like it at all. The fact that it was a single stack, didn't fit well in my hand. I ended up giving it to my wife. What pissed me off even more was that I found a good deal on the 239, was a tactical, used, two barrels and didn't like it. What a let down. I will say that I am becoming a glock fan boy lately and enjoy shooting glocks a lot. That and I tried a Brazo's custom and it was sweet!

http://www.fox8.com/news/wjw-canton-police-officer-fired,0,337121.story CANTON, Ohio— The Canton Police officer who delivered two profanity-laden outbursts caught on tape by his on-board dash camera has been let go from the force. Canton Police Chief Dean McKimm tells Fox 8 News that officer Daniel Harless is no longer employed with the city's police force. Related Concealed Carry Charges Spurred by Dash Cam Drama Dropped Concealed Carry Charges Dropped 2nd Video of Angry Canton Police Officer Surfaces Video Dash Camera Video Catches Officer in 2nd Angry Rant According to Chief McKimm the decision to fire Harless came from the city's safety director, Thomas Ream, who issued a ruling on Harless' employment on Tuesday. The ruling came following an internal affairs investigation and disciplinary hearing. The hearing was held on December 15, 2011. Ream stated in the ruling, "Drawing from my own background in law enforcement, I find that Ptl. Harless' actions were not a one-time breakdown of professionalism and training standards." He went on to say, "It is quite clear that his actions represent a pattern of behavior where inappropriate verbal abuse and threat of death and great bodily harm of the various complainants occurred. This escalating pattern of potentially dangerous behavior cannot be justified or excused and clearly illustrated the seriousness of the departmental infractions." Harless had come under fire for an arrest in June of 2011 where William Bartlett of Brewster, Ohio, was pulled over by Harless. Bartlett, 52, was driving near the intersection of Tuscarawas and Newton Streets at 1:30 a.m. when he was stopped by officers. An on-board dash camera recording of the incident captured Bartlett trying to tell Harless that he had a concealed carry weapon, but Harless interrupted Bartlett demanding he tell officers why he was in the area. After being asked out of his vehicle by officers, Bartlett told Harless he was legally carrying a gun. What happened next was at the center of the safety director's investigation. Harless was recorded launching into an immediate, angry, profanity-filled outburst, during which Bartlett was called a "stupid idiot" and "a dummy." In November of last year, charges filed against Bartlett related to the incident where dismissed by Canton Municipal Judge Stephen Belden. A second dash camera recording of a confrontation in July of 2011 involving Harless was provided to Fox 8 News after the first video surfaced. In the July incident, the video shows Harless pulling over a pickup truck about 2:30 a.m. that was driven by James Adkins, 29, of Massillon. Harless immediately suspects Adkins of drinking and asks him to step out of the truck, where there are two passengers. Minutes later, the officer is searching the cab of the truck when he spots a gun on the floor by the back seat. Harless instantly erupts into a profanity-laced outburst. "Don't [expletive] move, let me see your [expletive] hands, I'll kill every one of you mother [expletive] , there's a [expletive] gun in this car. You [expletive] move, I'll shoot you in the head," the officer ranted in the video. Harless is seen escorting a passenger around the front of the pickup. When they move out of sight of the camera, the our burst continues: "I'll send you both to the grave. Now you...do not [expletive] move a muscle or I'll put you in the grave. Do you understand me? That gun is by you, now I'm telling you what mother [expletive] , I'll shoot you in the face and I'll sleep tonight." Harless was found to be in violation of several Canton Police Department rules, including cooperation with the public and treatment of a person in custody. Harless has the opportunity to appeal the decision.