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Oh. I guess I got banned, too. I couldn't figure out why my password didn't work.

They get solid ratings here: http://www.resellerratings.com/store/GrabAGun

What range and how much accuracy do you want? How much field of vision and quickness of target acquisition do you want? If you want to quickly hit an 8" plate at 100yds then you want a red dot.

The way the law is written and the way the state enforces it seem to be off by one day. The law says one purchase in a 30 day period. If I buy on Jan 1 then on Jan 30 my 30 day period is up. The state wants 30 days between purchases. I've heard guys working in gun stores say that if you are off by a day and try to purchase, in this example, on Jan 31, NICS will deny and they will come after your FID card. Don't know if that's true or not but better safe than sorry. Every NJ FFL I've talked to says 30 days between purchases same as PK90 and IanS.

After you do any modifications and pay the transfer and shipping fee, it will cost you more than buying the NJ compliant model. I think most people in NJ just buy the NJ compliant model and go shooting. No muss, no fuss, no issues. And it's cheaper than buying online and modifying it.

How can you think the author is wrong when the author thinks a "no shooting" sign will be effective. Signs have long been proven to stop crime. We need more signs. Criminals respect signs.

Did you see the video where Hickock fixed his cracked M&P slide with Bondo? As much of a Glock fanboy that he is, he was very honest about the problems he was having with his Glock 19 Gen 4. Hickok has a sincere "just a man and his humble thoughts" manner about him.

Despite what Einstein said, stupidity does have its limits.

Good thing no one got shot. http://www.mattbors.com/images/weeklywoof-42.gif

Maybe because you live in the Republik.

wow. good find. only 1123 fps but if it works, it works. My 15-22 has eaten everything I've tried but I just purchased 3000 round of .22 last week.

http://www.midwayusa.com/product/166648/magpul-pmag-magazine-ar-15-223-remington-15-round-polymer-black Are these the mags? Hope they get them in stock but you should prepare for a another mag while you wait for these to get in stock.

You're right. Plus, it was a Beretta not a Glock.

Are you going to put a red-dot on it? A back up sight is made to be a back up. But, I have the MBUS and it's pretty nice. Where are you getting PMAGs for $13? I paid $30. Are you sure you want a polymer lower? What stock and buffer are you using?

Yup. How long are you planning to store the ammo?

Does this guy's story sound legit? I'll have to start cleaning my guns in the basement. A Merrimack County grand jury has indicted a Loudon man accused of shooting his wife in the stomach and legs through the wall of their bedroom while cleaning his gun. Mark Hillson, 45, was indicted Feb. 17 and is scheduled to be arraigned on March 13 on charges of reckless conduct, a felony, and simple assault, a misdemeanor. Hillson remains in custody at Merrimack County jail in Boscawen and his attorney did not respond to a request for comment. The indictments said that Hillson acted recklessly, but not intentionally, on Nov. 13 when he shot his wife, Gina Hillson, 49, in their home at 46 Flagg Road. The incident occurred about 8:15 p.m., after the couple had gotten into a discussion about Gina Hillson's son and ex-husband, according to an affidavit by Sgt. John Marasco of the New Hampshire State Police. They were the only people in the house, Marasco stated in the affidavit. After that discussion, which he told the police was not an argument, Hillson locked himself in the couple's bedroom. Gina Hillson tried to enter the bedroom but couldn't, according Marasco. Hillson, who said he has a military background, removed a 9mm Beretta handgun from a safe and wiped it down, Marasco wrote. In circumstances that are unclear from available records, the weapon discharged twice and the bullets hit Gina Hillson, who by then was standing at the threshold to the kitchen. She had a phone in her hand when she was shot and dialed 911, according to records. Hillson told the police he was not sure how the gun fired but confirmed it was in his hands and "under his control" at the time of the shooting, Marasco wrote. After the gun fired, Marasco heard his wife screaming and then helped her, according to Marasco. Gina Hillson suffered gunshots to both legs, including her left shin, and a "grazing-type wound" to her stomach. Interviewed later by the state police while recovering at the Concord Hospital, Gina Hillson said her husband had never shot a weapon in the house in the past and declined to give them permission to search her home. "I don't want you in my house," she told them. Hillson told the police he is "familiar with various types of weaponry," but had never seen a gun discharge the way it had that night.

A. The police knew about prior background before expungement so make sure you expunge first then apply. B. The judge said he could still deny based on prior background despite the expungement. In my case, the judge didn't treat the expungement to seal my background but more as a sign that I wanted to clear my name. The judge implied that he would have granted the appeal without the expungement but getting it tipped the scales further in my direction.

Delivered to my door and no FID is no fuss to me. I check ammoengine.com and ammoseek.com but they never have the best deals. Slickguns.com usually has the best deals.

Thanks. Same to you.

I just ordered Federal Champion from Cabela's for $!0 a box. They had a sale last week. Check out www.slickguns.com and buy when it goes on sale.

Why do you have so much call screening? Why, if someone called your phone number, would you deny your identity? Just don't answer the phone next time. Does your voice mail have your name on the recording?

I makes us safer. Criminals are running scared and have moved to other lenient states. Mayor Booker told me so.

You are at risk any time you are driving to the range. Driving back home there is proof of your destination. Driving to the range there is only your word. Are the police going to break out a Google map and directions to show a jury the most direct route and then compare that to the road you were arrested on as proof you were in violation of the law? With these crazy NJ gun laws there is letter of the law vs intent of the law. The intent is not to stop you from buying gas, getting a McDonald's Happy meal at the drive through or picking up your friend on the way there.

Those were the newslady's words. Maybe she misunderstood something. Wonder what were the options that the guy gave the burner that sitting 6 hours taped to the pole was best option.

You miss the point. The point is not that people in trailers are low life scum. The point is that they probably don't have a lot of stuff worth stealing. The point is that people in a big facncy houses that drive fancy cars would have a higher probability of having more valuable stuff to steal. Maybe your friend has lots of money and chooses to live in a trailer. Rich people that choose to live in trailers exhibit a certain frugalness and probably don't have a lot of valuables. If people live in a trailer then material possession are probably not high on their priority list. Hence, they are not good targets for robbers. One would assume.