Steve_G

I don't know where you have been shopping but, Sig mags are usually $35 - 40 when they are in stock. As far as only needing one or two or 20, well that's kind of up to the individual.

Equioment prices have remained pretty stable as long as you are dealing with a reputable dealer. The wait for equipment is really long right now. I was told 10 - 12 weeks by Dillon 11 weeks ago. I'm still waiting but, the price was the same as before all the crazy broke out. New orders are being told 20+ weeks.

Keep an eye on the classified section of the Sig Forums. Mags come up pretty frequently. http://sigforum.com/eve/forums/a/frm/f/350601935

So we just ignore the 8th amendment? (there goes that pesky constitution again)

Guaranteeing hillary. Great plan.

LGS - price of gun+nics+tax Online - price of gun+shipping+transfer fee+nics Add it all up and see what works better for you. Keep in mind, some places will really rip you off with the transfer fee. Some are as low as $35 for transfer and nics combined.

No.

That's about rigbt equipment wise. Most shoot two guns. Shoot the 22 and center fire.

Get a big dog, groundhog will go away. My dog tried to get under the shed herself to get that thing. It hasn't been back since.

Sorry, I don't know anyone up there. Hopefully someone else from that area will chime in with suggestions. Call around and get prices from several FFL's for tranfer fees. Some by me are $25 + NICS, I have seen others try to charge 100 + NICS.

Have not dealt with Impact Guns but, as long as it's in stock, should be fine. Transfer fee and NICS, no tax. Let us know your location and someone will recomend an FFL in your area that doesn't rape you with the transfer fees.

Very nice. A 1911 is always a great choice.

Brownels is just as fast with shipping and their shipping charges are very reasonable. They even send small items in an envelope through regular mail.

It was removed from the bill but may be added as an amendment.

Contact Jim Flynn and give him the info for CZ Customs. He will fax/email his info to them. Just be sure he includes your name and an order number if they gave you one.

Mag pouches are not really necessary for obrams. You are allowed to stage your mags on the course before you begin. That said, one of the reasons I sold my m&p 22 was I couldn't find decent mag pouches for it. For my Sig 1911-22, I just use my 1911 uspsa rig, same holster and pouches.

Each town is different. It'supposed to be an employment verification only but, some towns do state what it is for.

10% chance of rain Saturday. Sounds to risky. Unfortunately, I have to go to my daughters' soccer game.

Chicken... Glad to see you're taking it easy on everyone for the first match. Can't wait.

Channel 12 is reporting that the child has died.

SR22 is a bit smaller than the M&P 22. I tried the Ruger, didn't care for the size, bought the M&P and had a really good time with it for a few thousand rounds. Accuracy and reliability were good enough for plinking and steel matches. I eventually sold it and bought the Sig 1911-22, bigger, heavier, feels more like a real gun. Accuracy and reliability has been about the same as the M&P.

Hopefully the 6 year old comes through without any permanent injuries. As far as the parent/parents of the 4 year old, WTF! How the hell can you leave a loaded firearm accessible to a kid.

Funny, sad, and very disturbing all at the same time.

Like I said, Max. Completely subjective. I much prefered the trigger and feel of the PPS.

I would say the SA Range Officer is one of the best buys out there in a 1911. It gets a good bit of extra hand fitting and TLC from the smiths at Springfield.