Anselmo

M&P9 2 x 10rd and 1 x 15rd M&P45 3 x 10rd and 1 x 14rd

I don't know what double action or single action mean when it comes to a striker fired pistol. I know that I don't like to feel the hammer tension and hammer movement so striker fired guns and single action are my preference.

I think the Glock 19 is the default pistol. If you don't buy one (I didn't) you need a reason. I prefer the M&P9. Having shot a bunch of pistols at the range, I really, really prefer the polymer striker pistols. They are very simple and just plain shoot. No matter what pistol I buy, I second guess myself. Just go buy a nice pistol and bunch of ammo and go shooting.

As long as you're not talking in your sleep about Dijana you'll be ok with the wife.

They refunded his money.

Buy metal trashcans.

I lile the Buckmark Camper. Points very natural for me.

Looks really nice. I'm on the waiting list for that upper. Does it have a bayo lug?

I've never been in a gun store that didn't have a Glock 19 in stock. That is a very popular gun.

I see the envelope issue as trivial. It is not material to the application itself; it is not an addition to the form and does not affect the content of the application. There are bigger battles to fight.

"today, this court becomes the first in the nation to suggest that a state can geographically restrict constitutionally permissive expression within its borders by offering a neighboring state as an alternative forum." One judge has it right.

I might jump on this.

We have a Kuerig coffee maker at home. We order the special K-cups for it online from an NJ based company, Shoffee.com. They messed up my order and shipped regular tea instead of decaf. I called them up. They told me to keep the regular tea and they'd ship out the decaf for free. That is what good companies do. If Ms Delmic is already aware of the negative feedback and wants to make things better, then they need to not accuse people of trying to scam them.

No Soup Ammo For You. I've only ordered from Cabela's. In fact I'm waiting on 10 boxes of .45 that has been backordered for a couple months now. Cabela's told me right away it was backordered, gave me option to cancel or wait and charged by CC for only the portion of order that shipped. Thanks for the heads up.

Did it still shoot?

Hickok45 is a cool dude. Very laid back. Loves his Glocks. Nutnfancy gets too mall ninja for me but I've learned a lot from both of them.

With the Phantom Aggressive pin and welded it should be legal. I've been looking at that kit for a long time and the Smith and Wesson M&P15 Sport.

The judge said that 2A grants the right to own a handgun and possess it in the house, business and property. The judge said he doesn't know if 2A applies to outside those areas. That other states allow CCW doesn't infer anything about the Constitution. States can always grant additional rights/priviledges to their citizens.

If it gets the referecnce letters sent quicker and accurately, it's a win-win.

Lots of people have no sympathy or empathy for a disease that they cannot see as it does not manfifest itself physically.

I would let someone else load the mags and shoot the gun. I'd suspect it's either sticky ammo or the way the mags are being loaded. With some 22s the loading of the magazines is critical. Move the follower down just enough for one round and then seat that round before loading the next one. Try mini-mags or the Tactical 22 ammo and see if they work better.

receive, possess, carry and use I see this as one big definition of transfer. In order to transfer a gun to someone there needs to be an expectation to receive, possess, carry and use. Outside the home. When Paul hands me a gun in his shop there is no expectation that I'm going to posess, carry or use the gun. Unless I say "I'll take it." Then Paul and I fill out transfer paperwork. There is no expectation to use a firearm other than hunting or a range so that is why those places are allowable for temporary transfers.

Sometimes common sense needs to prevail.

And if you wait over 30 days the PD can deny your FID duplicate request.

The judge's decision is written in easy to understand language and I recommend all to read it. And read more than the first 2 pages. The judge is basically saying, in my opinion, "I don't know if 2A applies outside the home. A review of recent SCOTUS and circuit court cases says handguns are legal in the house, property and business but don't address outside the house. Therefore, I'm going to break any new ground. The judge quotes higher court cases to basically say, if they're not going to tackle this issue, neither am I." Describing the scope of Second Amendment rights as “a vast terra incognita,” the majority explained that there “may or may not be a Second Amendment right in some places beyond the home, but we have no idea what those places are” or even “what the criteria for selecting them should be . . . .” Id. Declining to “break ground that our superiors have not tread,” the majority noted that it was “not far-fetched to think” that Heller intentionally left open the applicability of the Second Amendment outside the home because the dangers of accidentally formulating the right to bear arms too broadly “would rise exponentially as one moved the right from the home to the public square.” Id. at 475–76.