Jon

FYI - Florida and Delaware have reciprocity agreements, so you can ccw on a FL permit.

Ray's closed up because the owners elected to retire, and the property was purchased by the dealership next door. I'm sad to say Ray's is gone for good, my friend.

You know who to talk to when you sell the LnL.

Hi. Again.

They're not "dings", they're character!

Here ya go... http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/topic/28138-slide-fire-stock/ http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/topic/27786-slide-solutions-stock/ http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/topic/20448-slidefire-stock-selectable-bump-firing/page__p__271611__hl__slidefire__fromsearch__1#entry271611 http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/topic/23236-slide-fire-solutions-ssar-15/

Fixed. Thank you.

The problem is it is really nothing like a select-fire weapon. Maybe with thousands of rounds down range you might be able to have some sort of control over it, but from what I experienced, I had just as much control over the weapon as bumpfiring from the hip.

I confess that I do not remember word for word what was said. Just going off what I'm pretty sure I heard. I talked to hundreds of people over the course of 3 days. I'm sure an email query to the company in question would yield lots of information if one was interested in it.

Fixed.

Anyone have recommendations for a tactical scarf to go with the tactical coat?

They were not at the range. Everything I am regurgitating was from their booth at the actual show. The engineer's train of thought was that if someone had plastic ammo they would only be firing plastic ammo, and therefore the chamber would not get hot. They have achieved match-ammo accuracy. They did not think about a gun that had just fired lots of brass ammo and then switching to the plastic before cooling down. Hope this clears things up.

Not illegal, though I would get a kick out of watching you try to seat a 19 mag in a 17

Yes, however due to not having any heat issues, they feel that "equally loaded brass cartridges" would be match ammo. Therefore, expect pricing to be less than match ammo, but continue to be higher priced than your typical xm193 blasting ammo.

Didn't do any shooting, but given the fact that I was chatting with an engineer and not a sales guy I do feel that they can deliver.

Welcome! SCFGPA in Bridgewater has a very newbie-friendly IDPA match on a monthly basis.

Definitely need desiccant, but if keeping in the basement I would look into a powered de-humidifier since my "rechargeable" bags indicate that they're all used up after less than a week, and my basement never gets any water in it.

Spoke with one of the guys producing this stuff @ SHOT. They have run thousands of rounds full-auto through M16s with no noticeable increase in chamber temp. Also, while the ammo will "absolutely not be re loadable".... it is possible to reload it. The one question the guys could not answer for me is what it does in a chamber that is super hot from firing brass rounds, which the engineer assured me he will test out probably this week. Finally, price will be cheaper than match-grade 223, but more than your typical range-blasting 223.

At the risk of getting crap for posting in a glock thread... If you are considering a subcompact glock I would highly recommend waiting on the XD-slimline. Best new pistol of 2012 IMO.

Yes, this would be legal, however you would probably get dinged for possessing a weapon for an unlawful purpose, which is the catch-all.

There have been a LOT of threads discussing this item, but having played with the system at SHOT show(on the range) and going through multiple magazines, I can sufficiently say that the product is a fantastic way to blow $350. Regardless of legality, I would not own it at all whatsoever.

Smokin50, I'm not going to quote your posts as they are very long, but just want to point out a few things... Beanbag rounds are NOT non-lethal, they are LESS-lethal, as are tasers. They fit into the same criteria, as you can be killed by both, though the chances are far less. Also, a taser does NOT need both prongs to hit in order to deliver a shock. I do believe the amount of the shock is less if only one hits, though. With that being said, due to this guy having zero response to the taser, I highly doubt OC spray would have done a thing, either. Going back to the shotgun w/ beanbag round... first he needed to have a shotty in the car(not all cops do), had less-lethal ammo in the car(again, not all do), unloaded a round from the tube, loaded the less-lethal round, hit the BG with it, rack the slide, and be ready to pull the trigger again before the BG got close enough to damage with his pipe bender. I know most people seem to feel like racking a pump gun takes no time whatsoever, but if you do any force-on force training, you'll realize just how long it takes to rack that thing under stress. Chuckdeez.. I invite you to take a handgun to a private range with a shot timer, and see just how fast you can dump 5-10 rounds downrange. I'd be willing to bet you can unload 5+ rounds in less time than it would take you to fall to the ground. I would recommend you do some force on force training as well, to really understand how things speed up under stress.

Because it's an ultra compact 15 round capacity pump action 12ga shotgun. I didn't think there was need to explain beyond that?

Can't wait!!! Wife seems like she wants to see it even more than me. Win!