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Have not heard of that wow a note from mom is needed huh?? Well don't forget to sign it "signed Epstein's Mom" ;-)

Vlad, I'm using the Thumblers unit and I'm doing more at a time then recommended, on .40 I am doing about 400 at a time and only tumbling for about 2 hours. 9mm I will do between 420-450. (null)

Not like we didn't see this thread going that way it has, and to think we wouldn't even be having this discussion if the State of NJ could just read and understand 27 simple a well constructed words.

Wouldn't that depend on the caliber???

One green chainsaw comming up:

Ray, say you wanted to shoot steel when you get older and your eye sight is going and having a gun like this is the only way you can keep shooing it. I know you enjoy steel matches and I see no problem with these guns, actually when you really take a close look at them they are damn impressive. While I am not looking at shooting the Open division until my eyesight starts going, but you have to admit, eye sight going where regular irons aren't working for you and this option make you still competitive and able to have fun shooting. Well I just think thats great. By the way, I am not saying Open division is just for older people, just at this time for me personally, I don't have any intentions to shooting it until I need to, but like anything, that's subject to change.

Nice, but I would recommend anyone who wants to try this to let the powers to be at whatever location know whats going on and get permission. Heck an invite to them to also participate would be nice, some might want to see it for real an in person and not just go by what they have seen in books and in the web. Plus the cleanup with them there seeing it is all you need to not get blamed for everyones else's garbage that didn't get cleaned up.

Ok, but how would you view this after you retire??

Frank, I think he just wanted to get a glance at a license with 0001 on it....

I am a NRA member because they are the front line fighters for our rights on the national level, while they do get involved in state issues, they do not fight ever state issue unless it is a good pay-off between what results that can achieve vs cost. Remember they can't fight every issue, that is why there are other groups that I am a member of, and all of them are listed in my signature if you didn't know of all of them. The local groups are the front line fighters on the state level. Now if we ever were at a point that a final push from the NRA was need at the state level and cost vs reward was there they would be in on it like flys to xxxx in my opinion, problem is there is nothing that far down the pipe that needs that push,,,,, yet..

Just wondering why you are avoiding saying what gun you are purchasing, maybe it's me but that just seems odd. Also if we knew what you were getting we might have a better idea if it's a high demand gun or one thats not as easy to get as some others.

That I can't see but don't know for sure, I'd like to see what Paul or Alan have to say on this. Now I could see that if there were other extenuating circumstances but not in a semi-normal HD situation. I do know I have friend in other states that have had their firearm take as part of the investigation and the latest one is by a retired fireman who defended his neighbors home in TX. Justified shooting and no problems for him legally, both criminal and civil, but getting his gun back has taken longer than he was anticipating, but he will get it back.

It isn't a matter of Smart vs Dumb, it more of a matter of protocol. I guarantee if you fight anyone of the investigators you going to talk yourself into more trouble. Could be a completely justified shooting, all evidence right there as plain as day, but SOP is SOP I would think.

No

While I can't field strip the MK III as fast as my Glock (5 seconds or less) but I don't think around 30 seconds to strip a MK IIi is really too bad.

Too good to be true. Darn.

Your gun in that situation is going someplace and I'd bet you would rathe be home than with your gun at that point. ;-)

Well retail store that might be policy to take a deposit. I can see that especially on a gun that they don't normaly stock.

Here is one more thing to think about, is this a small FFL, say like one run out of their home?? Also is this your first purchase from them??

Agree you should post the info, but I would talk to them before you post who it is just to make sure there was not any misunderstanding on your side or the FFL your dealing with.

Another +1 S7..

Welcome to the forum..

Welcome to the forum..

^^^^ This!!

You can pick up houses there for very good prices right now, that is if you know what area you want to be in. Also renting the house out helps out paying for it if not all of it.