Jon

Try the price request: http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/contact/ Also, Mastodon is a top notch vendor in your neck of the woods.

I'd say something in an HK USP compact size firing 10mm, with an LEM style trigger that had the break of a high-end 1911 at around 3.5-4lbs.

He has a problem keeping things that he bought.

Not a huge fan of the HK45/HK45C. The variants are more difficult to switch, and the trigger guard is less comfortable for me(at least for the HK45). I actually replaced my HK45 with a USP45f.

Yes.

The rules everyone always alludes to are NOT absolute. Ever clean your gun? Guess what, you broke one of those rules too.

All have been updated.

After living in the dark for now 10 days, I will have a weapon-mounted light on every SD/HD weapon I own.

I think the immediate price jumps will be for loaded ammo. Should take a few months for component prices to go up. I will likely grab a jug or two of powder and perhaps 2 cases of primers. After that I'm stocked for a LOOOOOOONG time.

If you like to tinker, look at the HK USP45. You can go with DAO, Heavy LEM, Light LEM, DA/SA with decocker, all with or without a safety. Also, switching the variants around takes minutes, and parts to do it are cheap. ETA: IMO the trigger on the HK will always be better than the glock.

You've both been updated.

I believe during the AWB guns were limited to 10rd mags in addition to the "evil features"

I started before I can remember, somewhere around 4 or 5. Was hunting with my own shotgun at 10.

Excellent thank you.

This is not a cartridge designed "to wound" ETA: skip to 5:58

Filled up at 0515 in North Brunswick on Rt 27 near Finnegans at the Valero for $3.45/gal and drove right up to the pump.

This. I used to be a DI hater as well, but now I run a 14.5" mid-length DI AR that I have never cleaned, and I've never had problems with it.

Both ranges are good to go. I updated your status to be able to access the OB forum and the thread in that section.

FYI from Verizon....

If anyone has a chance to stop by and just see if the doors can be opened by keyfob I would be most grateful.

I've been fortunate enough to have my father cart his portable genny over once a day to run my freezer, so I ran an extension cord through the dryer vent. Totally secure, and very quick to go back to normal.

The beauty of CONCEALED carry is no one should see it. And yes, fully legal to CCW while on your own property, though I would be mindful of Twp Easements(IE, your property does not extend all the way to the curb).

Debunked.