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You think that's pricey? I was paying like $19/case at Heritage Guild back over the fall/winter last year.

Glock 43x in stock (I think) https://www.kitterytradingpost.com/new-used-guns/new-guns/handguns/centerfire-pistol-double-action/glock-43x-fs-9mm-3.4-10-round-pistol-100567215.html?cgid=0 Edit - nvm it's gone now... (12 hours later)

I don't think the Panama Canal has the same issues - being surrounded by sand.....

The Shield EZ is definitely easy to manipulate - I was pleasantly surprised at how easy it was to rack and manipulate. However, I'm not a fan of the grip safety at all. They have the grip safety because the trigger on the Shield EZ is a lot lighter than most subcompact concealed carry type guns. Trigger pull on the Shield EZ is about 4.5 lbs vs about 6lbs or more for other small guns. I would say try out as many guns as possible. If you can rent some, great. Gun For Hire definitely has a ton of rentals available. Also, the Second Amendment Women shooting club has events there. Check them out: http://sawshootingclub.com/ As for a FFL - I would say FSS Armory up by you, unless others have a better option. I doubt you'll find a "cheap" FFL up in North Jersey

That's actually why I'm not as big a fan of the G43x vs the G48 that I have. I've shot both and prefer the feel of the 48 as there's more mass to help soak up the recoil. The Shield EZs are definitely easy to shoot but again - smaller gun, more recoil. I have a Shield (non-EZ model) and it's smaller than the G48... and is definitely more snappy.

Depends on where you purchase it from - Some websites that drop ship will just remove the mag. Bud's Gun Shop for example - if a gun comes with 3 mags that are not NJ legal, they'll just keep the mags and ship only the gun without a single magazine. Some websites will ship with the mag and the FFL you transfer it through can either remove the non-NJ legal mag, or modify it (for a fee) to 10 rounds. It looks like pretty much every P365 comes with 10 round mags - there's also "state compliant" versions of a lot of guns that come with only 10 round mags.

43 is 6+1. The 43x and 48 are 10+1 native capacity. P365 does have a 12 round mag - however that's not legal here in NJ currently.

Subcompacts all will recoil more than a full size or even a compact. Because they're small and light, the amount of recoil will be much more no matter what. Larger, heavier pistols will have less felt recoil. With loading mags - you can get mag loaders that will make it very easy to load. I use a Maglula to load my mags. It's definitely a thumb saver.

PSA has the Shield EZ 9 in stock for $450 + shipping/tax... Get that shipped to a good FFL with a decent transfer fee. Let us know where about you live and we can recommend a good FFL. Without Safety: https://palmettostatearmory.com/smith-wesson-m-p-shield-ez-9mm-pistol-without-manual-safety-black-12437.html With Safety: https://palmettostatearmory.com/smith-wesson-m-p-shield-ez-9mm-pistol-with-manual-safety-black-12436.html

Permits are good for 90 days with a possible extension to 180 days. However, I think with the new electronic permits, they're good for 180 days automatically. You will have a little time

With a subcompact gun, you may find the recoil may be more than you expect and you may not be comfortable shooting it. I would say go for a Glock 48 or 43x. Both come with 10 round mags standard. The 43x and 48 are slim gripped guns - better for smaller hands. I added some Talon Grips to mine for comfort. The 48 has a longer barrel/slide which I personally prefer, but a lot of people like the 43x more - shorter slide/barrel and it's easier to conceal. I've seen them in stock online at decent pricing. They fit well in an IWB holster too:

Beautiful - It's marked as .30 Cal but it's .308?

I just did a little searching and there are some guns out there at somewhat decent prices. I saw a CZ 1012 (inertia) 12ga for $680 and a Mossberg 930 for $650 - but that's still over budget if you figure in Tax + Shipping + Transfer + NICS.

Come on out to one of the clay shoots we have at Clinton WMA. I haven't called any lately as I've had a couple health issues but now that things are warming up again, we'll start putting dates out there soon. You can bust clays with pretty much any shotgun, but it will be a lot easier to do with the proper equipment. A home defense shotgun with an 18.5" barrel or say a Mossberg Shockwave can bust clays... but it's a lot more difficult and only at a closer distance. A shotgun with a 28" barrel will be able to hit out to 40-50 yards... even further if you have the proper chokes. What are you looking for in a shotgun? For clays, we normally use #7, 7.5, 8, and 9 shot... The lower the number, the larger the shot. #7 shot will generally have a little more breaking power at longer distances compared to #9 shot... but it's fairly negligible when you're shooting clays. The Aguila mini shells or whatever can be fired out of most shotguns, however, they will not properly cycle in semi autos, and pumps will only run them if there's a short shell adapter. Out of a break action (O/U or SxS) they will work fine. There are also different types of shotgun slugs. You can shoot Foster and Brenneke slugs (Rifled slugs) through a smoothbore barrel (as long as you don't have a tight choke installed). For Sabot slugs, you would need a rifled barrel for your shotgun. I mean, technically you could shoot a sabot slug through a smoothbore barrel, but there would be not stability to it and it'd just be a waste of money. Unfortunately with supply/demand being what it is right now, there's not many options out there right now, and not at the $700 price point. I see mostly cheaper models, defense models, and "AR type" shotguns out there right now. Note that Pump and Break action shotguns will have heavier recoil than a semi auto - the semi auto action will take out some of the recoil. There's also 2 types of semi autos - gas operated and inertia operated. They have a different "feel" when shooting as well. Best thing to do is to try out as many shotguns as possible

Uh - are they all sold or just 1? If it's all sold I'll lock it up.

Cx4 can take Beretta 92 mags or Px4 Mags (or even Beretta Cougar 8000). Which magazine insert do you have in yours currently? Beretta USA has 92 and Px4 10-rounders in stock, and you can get $20 off $100 (or $50 off $200) if you buy a few. Beretta 92 mags ($26 ea) https://www.berettausa.com/en-us/beretta-92fs-magazine-9mm-stainless-steel-look-10rd/c80405/ Px4 Mags ($29 ea) https://www.berettausa.com/en-us/beretta-px4-magazine-9mm-10-rds/c89133/ Use code MARCH20 for $20 off $100 Use code MARCH50 for $50 off $200 Use code MARCH100for $100 off $300 Free shipping on orders over $75

There are plenty of Muzzle Brakes that look almost identical to flash hiders. I have a Muzzle brake on one of my rifle that basically looks like an A2 Flash Hider but it's actually a brake. Been to many ranges with it - don't be too paranoid about things - If you're going to get in trouble for something - it's not going to be because you have a flash can or muzzle brake that would look like an "Evil muzzle device"

It's basically the same as a linear comp except it doesn't really do any recoil compensation. Not that there's much recoil on an AR anyway. I did kinda go all out on the parts I used for that one - Timber Creek has some nice furniture.

Simmons Sporting Goods had 'em for $240 but they're currently OOS.

PK90 used to be a FFL here in NJ before he moved. He knows they're legal. Yes, they are legal muzzle devices. The manufacturer states on their website: THIS DEVICE IS NOT DESIGNED TO REDUCE RECOIL, MUZZLE RISE, OR FLASH SIGNATURE. So in no way is it a flash suppressor. I have a Midwest Industries Flash Can (Similar to the KAK) on my Other - it's not pinned as it's a 12.5" barrel so I can change muzzle devices. It definitely does not reduce noise/flash - though it does redirect it forward.

Have you contacted Telco? They're close by you too. https://www.telcosportsmensclub.com/index.htm

Please specify caliber and add appropriate verbiage as per for sale rules.

Unfortunately we only have XL left.

I see the deposit pending. Yup.