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Yes - that is EXACTLY what I am saying and what I would have done.

Sounds like you pissed them off, so now they are going to piss you off. I would have just filled out the form they asked for. I mean think about this, you have to submit your finger prints which is now registered in the FBI database. What was the big deal to fill out a simple form with your pictuure and get it notorized. I wonder if you will ever get to own a gun anytime soon. Good luck.

I am not interested in a revolver, sorry but thanks anyway.

Don't be an idiot, if you thinks it's a worthless company DO NOT buy it's stock. That is just plain stupid.

Thanks, I will take that into consideration.

Have one more permit to use and want to buy a used .22 LR PISTOL: Looking for one of the follwoing models: ATI/GSG 1911 22 S&W M&P 22 Sig Sauer Mosquito 22 Can purchase another handgun in about 2 weeks (30 days wait period). Everything else is ready to go.

Then I guess Hillsborough is in the wrong. They take the money upfront when you apply, but never had any problems, always got my p2p within a reasonable time-frame.

I think I might have seen you there. I think I was there around 11:30 ish? I was in the video room and I saw a guy and a young girl. How funny is that.

GSG is awesome .22 gun. The Buckmarks are also great .22 guns. Can't go wrong with either of those

Could you explain the "lead levels" warning you posted. That's a pretty bold statement to make without backing it up in any way. Sounds a little fishy to me really don't buy into it whatsoever.

This makes perfect sense in that you are insuring an expensive item just like anything else you might insure such as electronic equipment. But I got the sense that the original post is implying his insurance will go up because of the perceived dangers and risk of owning a gun. I that what was meant?

How will they ever know you own a gun unless you tell them?

This is the dumbest thing I ever heard anyone say. So then why would he ever help anyone in the store for anything? They don't make commission. I sure hope you don't work in retail, I would hate to run into have someone like you with that kind of attitude.

Wow - I had no idea. Better make sure I keep paying my yearly dues. Great place to go if you are local.

Could not agree more, makes no sense whatsoever.

Understand that the POS NICS check usually only takes a few minutes to complete. You will be able to go home with your gun once you have your FID/P2P assuming everything checks out ok.

You should also look at the Glock 19 Gen 3 is about $500. Gen 4 maybe $550 ish

very cool

Thanks for checking, nice to know that's the way it is suppose to be that way.

Thanks, I agree it is one of the best all around 9mm, which is exactly why I finally bought one.

Thank you all guys - I appreciate the responses. This is what I love about this forum.

Hey guys. Been shooting for a a couple of years now. Just bought a used Glock 19 from a police officer in Kansas. I also own one other 9MM. This is my first Glock I ever owned and not familiar with the components of it. My other 9mm is totally different cheap gun (Hi Point C9) Dumb questions - Is it normal when the slide is open for the barrel to jiggle a little? Is doesn't move when the slide is closed. I have not shot it yet, just got it a few hours ago. I know the gun is one of the most reliable guns around, didn't know if this is normal or if it is due to wear and tear and if I should replace any parts.

I am a member of SCFGPA - just curious, what do you mean by "the cutoff"? Did they stop accepting new members?

I can't believe this story. I hope they realize what they are doing. Every time I go in there, I almost feel bad for them because it doesn't look like they are ever that busy. After reading this story I am not so sure I feel bad for them anymore.

Yup, that's the guy who asked for mine to. But the other day it was a much younger kid, and I have seen him before, he let me touch them. Funny thing it that guy who always ask for the papers was right next to him.