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See Steve at Monmouth Arms. He almost always has Spikes and Anderson lowers in stock. I believe I saw him posting something about completed lowers as well.

All I can say is make sure it's true 4k and 120Hz, not Upscaled. Be VERY careful of websites with specs. Best buy has the Vizio M50-C1 50" 4K TV listed at 120Hz, but that's only for the 60"+ sizes of TVs. 55" and smaller actually have 60Hz refresh rates (according to a CNET review - I'd trust it). Also make sure the HDMI ports are HDMI 2.0 and not 1.4 or 1.3. Only HDMI 2.0 supports full 4K Resolution. Looking at reviews across the board, your best bet is the Sony XBR55X810C 55" 4K. It has true 120Hz refresh (Native) and 4x HDMI 2.0 Ports. It's right at your budget range at $998. No tax when shipped to NJ from B&H. Looks like it comes with a $50 B&H Gift card with purchase too.. http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1181562-REG/sony_xbr55x810c_x810c_55_4k_smart.html

Dunno what you're seeing - haven't had a single issue with mine.

A little on the harder side - not as hard as CCI but harder than Winchester.

Good ammo, good price!

Yeah - it's under the Surplus and Used Handguns section.

I would get it expunged first.

I have 5x Safariland Comp-IIIs and 4x Comp-IIs for my 686... I shoot USPSA/IDPA with it though...

Israeli Police FN Hi Power - http://www.aimsurplus.com/product.aspx?item=F1FNHPMK3I&name=Israel+Police+FN+Belgium+MK+3+Hi+Power+9mm+Pistol&groupid=5664 The link Splat posted are Hi Powers as well... Cosmetically they're going to be a bit rough. I got a "select grade" one a couple weeks ago. Haven't shot it yet but it looks a bit worn, but sound.

FN Hi Power from AIMSurplus.

Alternately - some of us have bought LESS guns because of the hassle of obtaining the permits.

http://www.recoilweb.com/franklin-armory-releases-binary-firing-system-73759.html

Got a 686 used for $500. It was a 686-3 Pre-Lock. Worth every penny.

Definitely get a S&W 686 Or if you want to stick to 9mm, AIM Surplus has FN Hi Powers for a good price (Sub-$500).

Definitely slower to load than a conventional tube shotgun... but if it's static steel or steel competitions where you don't have to reload on the clock, you're fine.

Nope I stick to regular fantasy. Daily would take up too much of my time.

I have one. Haven't had a single issue with it. I have the Field version w/ Extractors because I didn't want the shells to eject up into my face. I plan on using it for the upcoming CNJFO Pheasant Hunt. I've shot probably about 1k rounds through mine and not a single hiccup. Deerslayer has the Sporting version with the longer, ported barrels. He hasn't had any issues either. It's a nice light gun, points really well. Engravings look great. Price point is great. I also prefer that the safety doesn't auto-engage after opening/closing the gun to reload. Stoegers do that as well as some other O/Us.

Mine's been upgraded

UrbanCarry holster http://gfycat.com/TerribleUniqueBushsqueaker

Donate them to veterans who need phones.

Rifle and sling sit fine. I don't use a VCAS but the slings I have (Magpul MS3 and Mission-Spec IAC and others) don't fall down or bind...

I use a Magpul ASAP Sling plate - this way it balances better. Better attachment point than on the stock itself.

I've made a lot of friends/acquaintances from the forum here. It's not just a forum, it's a community.

That's in his pants...