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Sorry, this is what I meant. Guess I shouldn't be browsing the forums at 4 am when I'm half asleep haha. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

PSE&G did the same thing to me a few years back when I first opened an account with them, they wanted a ridiculous deposit. I called them and they explained that if you link a bank account and let them automatically deduct the bill from your account there would be no required deposit.

Negative, the 15 round capacity limit in New Jersey is not limited to an Evil Feature of "assault rifles..." but is a state law governing capacity in any firearm.

As an active fire officer in my local department i will throw in my experience here. Ill say 90+% of the time any sticker on a house advertising pets inside the residence will most likely be ignored. New construction in recent years has implemented the technique known as lightweight construction on a significantly large scale, and active fires in buildings constructed this way are much more prone to collapse.. Fire attack tactics have been changing in past years. The new strategy places a lot more emphasis on tactics based on threat to life and property. Porthole has it right, We will risk a lot to save a lot, but we wont risk a lot to save a little, and unfortunately pets, and property are not worth the risk of sending firefighters into these modern collapse hazards, or even old structurally sound buildings, if fire conditions have a grasp on the structure of the residence or building itself. So generally speaking those items will be overlooked, but again, no house/structure fire is ever the same and each one warrants its own plan of attack based off of multiple different conditions that exist on the fire scene. Where I say the usefulness in such an idea lies is after the fire is extinguished and we are performing a secondary search, if by a chance a sign is located it might help us to keep an eye out, but even so, we normally are looking for anything as such anyway and we cannot always take the information on signs such as that as correct in the first place.

Yeah those were mine haha, I worked with Henry at a previous job so I was surprised when it closed the week after, but I have also heard rumblings that this may be for the better as well, we will just have to wait and see.

I don't have one you but I'm in the same position you are in. I got to look at one on a patrol rifle once for the department that I used to dispatch for and my former boss there (High Exposure) highly recommends the Pro's. I'm just saving up a little more funding before I go buy.

I got one of his last month.....Just sayin.....boss

My 9 news picked it up also and is airing something on her tonight at 10pm.

http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php/topic/65625-i-wonder-how-long-these-will-be-legal/?p=834110

+1 Sig p226

I just did the E2 grips and SRT myself on my P226. The kit comes with 4 parts and really couldn't be any simpler. You use the same hammer spring and replace the hammer strut and the seat. The tool that is also included is used to help you get the grips off of the frame when need be. You also replace the decocker lever with the new provided one, Im assuming this has to do with the clearance of the grips. The hardest part is getting the actual E2 grip over the Trigger bar spring and the decocker. The new strut lowers the spring down further on the grip of the gun allowing it to be closer to the frame and therefore facilitate the smaller grips. I found the length of pull to the trigger was one of the best improvements with this, Combined with the SRT its a win/win Parts Before After

I'm sure you will make much better use of it then I did, my one trip to the range with it I wouldn't even call it used! Good Luck!

I love shooting my sig 226 but not a fan of the .40 anymore. So I have a 9mm slide and barrel on the way for it. On the other hand the px4 is just so easy to shoot that I can't leave it out either. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

No you have to disassemble yourself, I had the same problem at first. I just used a tabletop vice with rubber grips. Took a brass punch with some electrical tape over the end and a small hammer, you can easily tap the sights out if you are careful. Sent from my DROID RAZR using Tapatalk

Thanks guys. The one thing that they did say today when I picked it up is that it is easier for them if you call for the quotes rather then PM them on here. That way also you can get your answer right away and not have to wait for a response here if they don't have time to get online.

Dropped of my Sig p226 at their shop on Friday, had the slide and frame done in titanium and the controls done in graphite black. Was done late Monday but couldn't get to it because of the storm, so a 4 day turnaround including Saturday and Sunday. Couldn't be happier with their work. Definitely recommended and will be using again in the future.

Yes they are