Anselmo

Never ordered from Bud's but it's a lot easier than having to request prices. Why not set up a FFL section on here to allow FFLs to post their deals and draw in business that way instead of the buyer having to jump through a hoop to get a price.

I'm not fearful to live in NJ and own a firearm. It's still the USA. Well, with some hoops to jump through but still.... As bad as NJ is, lots of countries in the world are much worse.

Not well publicized? It's on the front page of CNN as a lead story.

Good idea. The Ruger is a solid pistol. One gun a month applies to handguns. You can guy as many long guns as you want every day. If you buy the handgun and long gun on same day, you will only have to pay NICS once.

What is the worst that can happen? No power or some exorbitant bill? PSE&G still supplies the power, no?

I started with .22 rifle then got a 5.56 rifle. I like shooting with a red dot and both rifles are fun.

You can use ground targets as long as they are a certain distance away. I forget the exact distance but I know it's a too far for me to shoot anything smaller than a gallon jug with a pistol. For a rifle, you wont have any issues. As mentioned, they sell targets for about $4 each that you put in the ground by digging a hole. You can bring your own shovel or use one of their hole diggers. There are less hole diggers than lanes but people share nicely.

You will overhear a lot of interesting stuff come from people that should know better.

Even if Romney wins, the antis will push more gun laws. Maybe the best defense is a good offense. 822 vs mag limits. It's a draw and status quo remains.

I don't understand what the bill passing has to do with moving to PA. If you moved to PA today, you could accomplish all you want with regards to CCW and a Utah/Florida CCW, no?

In addition to politics, we also had a hour long discussion over a couple Guinness in a Dublin pub over the proper pronunciation of "Ireland" and that's there's only 2 syllables in "Ireland".

If you are reasonably certain they bought a handgun within 30 days you can't sell to them. If you don't know or are reasonably uncertain then you can sell. It is the buyer's responsibility. If I buy a handgun from FFL A and then go back week later to buy another handgun from FFL A, both FFL A and I would get in trouble. Me because I violated OGAM and FFL A because they knowingly sold to me within 30 days 2 handguns. If I buy a handgun from FFL A and then go back week later to buy another handgun from FFL B, only I would get in trouble. Me because I violated OGAM. FFL B is not culpable because they didn't know.

If he was carrying concealed then why were the police called? Concealed means no one knows. If people can see your gun you are not CCW.

All the guns you listed are good guns. Even the ones you didn't like. So, there's no debate you're buying quality. 9mm vs .45, for me, depends on how much you're going to shoot. If you want to shoot a lot and only have one handgun, get the 9mm. I have both a 9mm and .45 and hardly shoot the .45 due to ammo costs. Not that it's unaffordable but with 9mm about half the cost it's tough to break out the .45. Plus, I've been doing a lot more golfing than shooting and the 9mm is more pleasurable to shoot. The .45 has more recoil and I'm just learning to control the 9mm for double taps. But, you're a much larger person than me. You should be able to handle .45 no problem. For strictly HD the .45 is better but 9mm is certainly a formidable round. I have hollow points in my HD mags. If something goes down in your house you'll get in trouble for shooting someone not for the type of bullets you shot them with.

FEMA camps? Useless people being born everyday? They're babies. What do you want them to do?

They should bring back tug-of-war. Table Tennis (calling it ping-pong is like calling a C.O. a prison guard) is big in Sweden, Africa and Asia. I used to work with a Table Tennis hustler. He was a legitimate top 100 in the USA but he would only play doubles in money tournaments because he could sandbag in doubles.

All the triggers work the same on M&P as far as I've seen. They are all striker fired. Single/double action on a striker is a irrelevant issue to me. I don't know what it means on a striker fired weapon. Pull the trigger, striker strikes. If you want to call that double action then they are all double action striker fired. The trigger spring can be adjusted. I think 5lbs is about normal. 10lbs is pretty hefty. The typical M&P is a striker fired, double action with 5lb trigger. That is what I have. Thumb safety is optional.

See the grand memories you have of these political discussions? Fun times, indeed.

If their target demographic is already imitating gang styles then their ads are merely reflections of current culture. As I've written before, the whiners get things changed. Laws change because people complain and protest.

I handle the CZ75 full size and compact. Loved the full size. Hated the compact. The older S&W show up used in lots of stores. Plastic is fantastic! Look at a used Glock.

To each according to his need.. The Constitution is a complicated document.

Seriously? This honestly worries you?

You can wait patiently or wait impatiently.

Who says they are unconstitutional?

If you like hard cider, you're in luck. Hard cider is very popular in Ireland. Bulmer's. It's the same thing as Magner's. We hoteled in Dublin and took a train down to Cork to kiss the Blarney Stone. The walk around the castle was pretty cool. Neither my wife nor I care about history and architecture or cliffs so none of the usual tourist stuff was for us. I much enjoyed discussing politics with the locals.