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Thanks Ramonetta..

I get ya, while the Anti is an Anti regardless of where they are from, the gun owner is not, we and a few other not so free states are more cognizant of how were are perceived vs gun owners in free states.

You have to realize, he is not from the PR of NJ, most other states while aware of gun laws, as not at the heightened alert status that we are here in the NP of NJ. I am not saying this is normal for many places outside the PR of NJ, but it sure as heck may not be looked at in the same way people from the PR of NJ may see it. Just pointing out, there is a free world out there that the public perception of gun owners is not as touchy a subject that it is here.

I don't know about that, even people who either had an idea on how or built one before have had a lot of great things to say about the GFH Class.

Depends on what you like and especially what your doing with the gun.

Field strip her and clean and lube it before you shoot it..

Hunters Ed course, or the NRA basic pistol IIRC..

To answer the possible question that I know someone has in the back of their mind. Yes you do need a P2P when buying that part to build a handgun in this state. Also for any transactions through a FFL, Yes NICS is involved (Long Gun build or Handgun)

Not always, When I got mine IIRC it was just under a month, and some who put theirs in at the end of December 2010 got them back in less than 2 weeks.. Makes ya feel good about how we do things in the PR of NJ don't it..

Isn't that what it's for????

Why even go there, you're married, right??? Well do you even have to ask???

Got ya covered buddy..

I knew we were going to go down hill after that post...

I'm happy, I started with nothing, and so far so good, I still have all of it...

Any time, if you shoot OBRAMS, (USPSA style but with 22LR's) check out the extended base-pads, they are really nice, very strong and make grabbing a new Mag a lot nicer than the stockers, plus I get 11 round in them.

I can go either way with that when standing on the outside looking in but think the big FAIL started long before she or he posted anything. Do I think he went over the top, sure, It could have been handled a lot differently, most defiantly. Did it get the point across, I sure hope so, because I don't want to see the sequal.. Also, yes I do agree, it does not shed a positive light on gun owners..

Too many guns, not enough money!!!!!!!!

While kids will be kids and not like we were all perfectly behaved growing up and thought everything through before we did something thinking about the repercussions, something like this is what can happen in todays world of social media. My issue is the active parenting, or lack of it that lets a child to think this is acceptable behavior in the first place, regardless of who was supposed to see it or not. I think there was a breakdown on both sides as I see it.

I was just going to say this could get ugly, but I see it's already too late..

Congratulations on your first gun..

I have meet you, good choice.. ROFLMAO

On Bud's Gun Shop Forums the question came up: What is the smallest caliber you trust to protect yourself? A 22 short should do it....think not...read on........ The best answer: My personal favorite defense gun has always been a Beretta Jetfire in 22 short. Over all the years I've been hiking I never leave without it in my pocket. Of course we all know too the first rule when hiking in the wilderness is to use the "Buddy System." For those of you who may be unfamiliar with this it means you NEVER hike alone. You bring a friend or companion, even an in-law, that way if something happens there is someone to go get help. I remember one time hiking with my brother-in-law in northern Alberta . Out of nowhere came this huge brown bear and man was she mad. We must have been near one of her cubs. Anyway, if I had not had my little Jetfire I'd sure not be here today. Just one shot to my brother-in-law's knee cap and I was able to escape by just walking at a brisk pace.

Looks good Mike.

Very cool. Congratulation to your boy.

You guys have fun, no gun grease, light oil for the low 20's or less temps as well as well as close to 0 windchill. Dress warm.