Jon

If you shoot someone in your home, expect to spend at minimum $30k to defend yourself in both civil and criminal court. You should not take the decision to use deadly force lightly, HOWEVER, if it is needed to defend yourself or your family, the price is irrelevant.

Wow, great score. My opinion of the Browning Hi Power is well established in Nickjc's sig line

IMO a baby glock is never going to be held up by a pair of athletic shorts. In that sort of attire I carry a smaller/lighter gun in a small generic blackhawk iwb holster. Size 0 or 1 iirc.

Blah... yet again I have to work nights that weekend. Impossible to get an entire weekend off so I'm out again Have fun guys!

For everyone who has criticized me for always being holstered up at home....

http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php/topic/57829-notice-served-to-assembly-speaker/

At that range, you needed to keep the optic at 1x. Magnification at 50 yards is going to slow you down big time.

USP 9 compact.

Yup. If you watch the whole vid you'll see Colby.

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Craftsman/Sears warranty is easy peasy and affordable. That's the route I go for my hand tools.

Passtime?

Mufflex does good work, but it's EXPENSIVE.

Are you saying you are personally offended by the statements that he made?

No, I do not find them to be inflammatory.

What I read was the accurate description of very very terrible ideas. IMO HE never insulted you or was malicious towards you, he was simply pointing out that you were flat-out wrong.

I've been shooting shotguns since I was 9 years old. I have shot O/U's from cheap stoegers up to $2500 guns(don't recall the name). I still can't shoot the o/u's worth a damn, but put a fuddy pump or semi-auto in my hands, and I slay clays like it's my job. Make sure you try the gun before you buy it.

My father grew up in Plainfield, then moved to Piscataway after college. His father passed away while he was a teenager. He then earned himself an Engineering degree from NJIT and has since retired from the first job he took after graduating college. I am convinced that he has every tool known to man, and has done every single 'handyman' related job on the planet, from swapping an engine to re-wiring an entire house to installing central air. He still mows his own lawn, changes his own oil, replaces his own hot water heaters, and has done what he can to pass all that knowledge on to me. Your geographical location and your career mean nothing when it comes to one's 'manliness'. Man, after writing that, it just makes me appreciate my old man that much more. Damn...

I really hate Jersey beaches. The crowds on the sand are unreal. These are the typical crowds where I spend every summer:

Yup. And ditto everything else Vlad said.

Very typical to be that far out with a new scope, and as an aside, I have the exact same scope. Once you get it zeroed, remove the turrets and re-set them back on the scope so you have a zero-stop.

4.6x30, designed for/with H&K MP7.

I would not do that at all. If you happen to know your SBI #, put that. If not, leave it N/A.

Business owner only, sorry.