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Nice! Any cool new single seat inflatable pontoons? Been looking at these for some river/lake fishing.

A homeless person wouldn't have so many awesome glock pens. Um. Nope.

SHOT Show Loot haha:

Get any cool swag?

Of course - every year!

Interesting - they generally have trash barrels anyway. WMA Shotgun range has a dumpster too. Will start bringing boxes/trash bags just in case.

NYCC is Oct 8-11 = tickets should be on sale in May'ish. I also don't know if you were thinking of hitting up CigarFest - we're going Friday, May 1st (it's at split rock resort in PA). Tickets were on sale over the weekend - not sure what's left.

Sup bro? Good to see you up again. Smoke any good cigars lately?

None at all now? No big plastic drums for garbage?

I'm sure the various airsoft fields have checked regarding the legality already. There is pending legislation to try to get airsoft guns classified as firearms and therefore banned - so to me, that means that they are allowed - in the legal "grey area" we already exist in as firearms owners.

They have paid crews that help clean up the facilities... but cleaning up after yourself (and after those who choose to leave trash everywhere) should be encouraged...

There are legal Airsoft fields/facilities as well as stores here in NJ - including at Range 14. I haven't seen any of them get shutdown by the gestapo.. With the new law, there may be some changes in the stores - but we'll need to see how it works out. I've been following the NJ Airsoft community for almost 20 years. Just because something is not mentioned as legal, does not mean that it is illegal, by law. Many of NJ's gun laws are like that, remember? I caution about treating them as firearms, because they look so similar that you could get jammed up as if you had a real firearm. Just use some common sense.

.25g is the weight of the airsoft bb. they're made of starch so they just use a denser material.

Airsoft is still legal. The new law that got signed is regarding the SALE of toy guns, not the ownership/use of them. Airsoft guns are not considered firearms, as they do not shoot a "solid" projectile - the bbs are plastic/starch and are not fully solid. That being said, treat 'em as if they were real firearms - don't go running around with 'em in public. Keep 'em unloaded, etc.

Shot stock CZ's - they're good. Shot stock Beretta's - they're good too. Comes down to personal preference. A friend of mine has a very custom CZ .40 - it's like butter.... shoots amazing... but it's like a $3k custom gun. That being said - he was very impressed with my M9A3 out of the box - shoots it extremely well.

Probably to try to keep shots from going over the back berm.

Spoke to Ernest Langdon himself at SHOT Show in the Beretta booth. He explained why he designed the 92 LTT the way he did. He used the M9A3/Vertec slide, with the M9A1 Frame. Trigger job is nice and crisp - and he prefers the full grip style, vs the Vertec grip, as there's more surface area for gripping the gun, compared to the M9A3/Vertec style. My only wish is that he included the M9A3 style decocker - it's angled slightly upwards so it will not accidentally get pushed down and decock while racking. If I were to get another Beretta, I'd go for the 92 Elite LTT, as I already have a M9A3.

I made sure to walk by Safariland on Tuesday and Wednesday - didn't see any cards for codes...

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Not at all - Built on a Gen 3 chassis - just like Zev OZ9 and others. It's a good, proven platform and I look forward to picking one up for funsies.

Apparently there's issues with the G44 now - https://www.glocktalk.com/threads/g44-kaboom.1807408/

Fingerbanged it - felt good. Look for more coming up. We got the info direct from 'em.

He's referring to Autorotation.

I had this with my Hyundai Sonata... Figured that out right quick.

Deplorabear is more affordable