JackDaWack

funny thing is they are just v-max, and according to hornady the zombie package is cheaper...

I can say for sure that is not at all what i was saying. My point is, you don't have to be a cop to piss someone off by doing your job. No one else if afforded the right to protect themselves by doing their job, thats all i was trying to say. I think it's stupid to strip anyone of there 2a rights regardless of profession. And i agree with said above, this has more to do with NJ standing up to the federal government then anything anyone else has had to say in here. I was really trying to stay away from arguing about retired LEO's in general, and my opinion was based on the current state of NJ's laws. If i wanted to laugh and joke about it, i could merely say, let the active cops protect the retired ones just the same as they protect everyone else, just to prove a (selfish) point. But i figure that does more harm then good. I mean if regular joe has an issue he calls 911, why can't a retired LEO's do the same? Of course that is a load of crap. This is something no one should be for, and im surprised how quick people were/are to jump on LEO's. at the same time i'm quite surprised at some of the counter responses. For a topic that should hit home to every gun owner, this is not how we should be acting.

Does a person have to be a gang member, crack head or drug dealer in order to pursue harm against another? My father has received death threats from former employees he had fired, he's had road range drivers tail him to our house.... the list can go on, and on and on.... All u have to do is set off the wrong person and it will eventually happen whether u even realize it or not. My point was furthest from belittling the inherit danger, as i clearly stated i know why they should be able to carry.

Pure novelty. I personally don't see what the stink about it is anyway, everyone personalizes their own gear to fit their personality. The fact is, most these companies just stamped zombie on already existing merchandise...99% of this stuff is purely marketing. You can find non zombie stuff much cheaper and buy the same thing.

I get why an LEO should be armed active or retired, but there is no real reason a retired leo should be permitted by NJ standards. If he can show a justifiable need then OK. But as far as i'm concerned over a period of 25 years no matter what your profession is you accumulate enemies no matter who you are. The point i would like to make is that everyone should be able to carry, but let's be logical, it's NJ, and no one should be able to bypass the justifiable need based on a previous profession. I for one do not agree with disarming retired LEO but rather argue arming the rest of us.

This is what i have loaded in 2 mags ready to go.

Lengthy? It takes 1 min to take it apart or put it together, u just need to know how to do it. And a 22 isn't dirty unless your shooting dirty loads. I use federal bulk and it's not all that bad after 200 rounds. There are no rails to clean, the bolt pulls strait out for a detail cleaning, the firing pin is exposed for easy cleaning. Honestly, people just get tripped up with the spring mech. It has to sit a certain way during assembly,on the last step when you snap the trigger spring back into place face the barrel up. Oh and the mag needs to be inserted in order to manipulate the trigger. Let's just say someone figured out the hard part for us, because rugers instructions were, well, lacking detail. I'll take the preference over looks argument anyday. But once you learn how to strip a ruger, it's no harder then any other gun u might buy.

I just cleaned mine after this thread reminded me i put it away dirty. It's so easy to do now, it takes a couple times to really get the hang of it. I feel so bad whacking it with a 2x4 to get the barrel on/off but hey, it works lol.

I have a Ruger Mk III target, and after owning it for some time now i am very happy i didn't go with something else. I like the heavy bull barrels. Not a single issue with it.. not one. Deadly accurate even with hv bulk federal ammo. Not sure about the other models, but it comes pre-drilled and includes the top mount rail. hi viz Fiber optic sights fit all the MKII and MkIII models, do not let that be a determining factor they simply replace the stock one using stock screws.. When it comes down to it, any ruger MKIII will serve you well, pick the one that looks/feels the best to you.

The only thing that bothers me is when im cleaning my guns, and when i do 5-8 bore swabs and on the 9th its still pulling grime. Im OCD so i keep going until it's clean... what a pita.

Never understood how a politician could get away with not answering a question...period. We didn't elect this jerk off so he could keep his opinion to himself, your the governor, what ever your opinion is matters, no matter how far off or insignificant the question is. You know who really grinds my gears, you Chris Christie! I'm sick of of these politicians brushing off questions the people, who they represent, ask. Mitt Romney is on my Sh8t list now after he blew off a guy in a wheel chair with a very important question on the national level, not that i liked him all that much before anyway.

Beretta m9a1- 2010 RRA LAR-15- 2010 shotgun- wingmaster '67 -2012 I also bought a Ruger Target 30 days after the M9A1- only reason i list it as my first is because i shoot the crap out of it. I'll probably never sell a gun i buy, i'm a borderline hoarder.

yup.

I actually like the last resident evil, not so much thrill and action as the past movies tho. At the end of the last one i was hoping for another, because the ending is all of them on the boat with the umbrella corp Calvary on the way. nothing in this series last long, and right when they think there safe, something always comes along shortly to start up the action. Operation raccoon city looks dirty!!! I hope they release it for PC.

Yeah the gas block is designed to sit right up against the barrel lip. So having the hand guard mount is going to push the gas block port forward. If you want to keep the current configuration, u can either make the hole in the gas block oversized, or grind down some of the material off the end of it to make it line up with the barrel hole. One issue remains, how the hell do u get it off now? I would get in touch with who ever assembled your upper.

Ehhh, i kinda like it. I can manipulate the safety with my thumb, while maintaining my grip. The turn off for me on the px4 is the bulky appearance of the slide. For some reason it just looks "odd" to me.

I'm with Pipes on this, sounds like the gas block isnt indexed correctly. Are there dimples in the barrel for the gas block?

I would still buy the tlr-1s(brightest model they make), for the added bulk, weight and price of the laser u better use it or loose it. The tlr-3 is small, and a good option on a compact, but it's not entirely all that bright. The trl-1s is also priced the best. The laser models are also 2x+ the $$$ compared to the non laser counter parts.

Your best bet with international orders is to accept checks and wait for them to clear... Worst case scenario u get negative feedback, but at least u don't get scammed. Just make sure you document the shipping, and u can open a case with ebay to have it removed. I know tons of places that refuse to ship to Italy because of the terrible customs service they have.

This is what i would do.... You can find exactly what u need and most of the name brands carry gear that will last and offer tons of options. Most jackets never even see the kinda abuse snow shells take. You can even get ones with a removable liner.

This is what passes for braking news these days....

Niice, i wonder how a SS barrel would look on it...

The gun's debut was over a year ago with the anticipation for early mid 2011 sales, they didn't seem to rush anything, fixed problems and foreseen issues, thanks to the fact they had people testing the different models. This is a revised KSG to hit the market, so it would seem they have their cards strait, but time will tell how reliable they are. You can spend 10 years taking your time making a POS, lol. It's not an entirely complicated gun, a pump action, and not a whole lot to go wrong, however, the issue will probably be material wear and tear if anything.... and possibly fingers with band-aids.

I can say the fit and finish is probably the best i've ever seen, and the ergonomics of their rifles is supreme... I don't think i've held a better feeling rifle, and im currently building one to satisfy that feeling again.... Now as for function, i have no idea.... Heavy use may not be something your interested in putting the rifle through, but at a high price point for an AR15, i would demand a rifle that could be dragged through the sand.

Which makes sense when you understand there role in Law Enforcement. The idocracy of this is that she should know and understand that at the very least what she did is commit several crimes, u don't need training to follow the law, u just need to know what the law is.... and coming from a NY prosecutors office i would think she knows damn clear. Sounds like something was going on, ding dong ditch, she got pissed, overreacted, realized it, and then tried to play it off like the person was threatening to kill her or yadda yadda.... First rule of ding dong ditch.... dont hang around for the person to answer the door so u can politely tell them u are going to rape the occupants and then kill them. And why the FFFFuuuu was she released with no bail......seriously?