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Yea Frank I have seen them, but it could be a different finish or something new, just checking, plus Ray was going to ask for Pic's at some point anyway.

I agree, I know I would check with the members here if they might have what I am looking for, then put something in the Price Checker, and if no bites, I'll hit the on-line places. To be honest, that's the order I would purchase, but I would have done my research with the on-line places just so I can see what they are going for and availability..

I was also under this impression and not sure if the facts are correct, but out of the people who are there, the ones that are on the pro side and the votes we would need have no plans on going anywhere at this time. Now the 1 that may need to be replaced, or other that may go during the next presidential term are on the anti side. So if thats true, it may not have an effect on the outcome of the case being heard now or during the next presidential term. Again, just some info I heard last week at the NJ2AS meeting, at least I think I heard that.

Ok, thats for the info, how do I get on the mailing list for the updates, that is if there is an actual list. If there is one and you want to pass it along, my E-mail address is [email protected]

I would say not from experience but from word of mouth that I would have no problems with an older Kimber, but I do have to say they still do make a great looking gun. Yes I do know people with new ones that don't have problems, but more say they do then don't. As far as the others you mentioned, STI all the way, I will have one, probably not till later in the year, but I will have 1 or 3.

I wasn't going to be able to make it, a little screw up on my part thinking it was today and not tomorrow, but whats the reason it's canceled?? Other than a high of 29, it should be a sunny day, maybe a little wind, but I didn't see anything else that would cancel it..

BG380, I like front pocket carry and if you don't force yourself to remember you have it you can forget you even have it. I know not everyone likes .380acp but with Hornady CD in her, and 6+1 I feel comfortable and secure in it's stopping power.

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Don't count me out but I may be out, can't say for sure, Daughter came home from school early sick, it might be a daddy taking care of my girl tomorrow. Will know more in the morning when she wakes up.

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Welcome to the Forum..

Understand, but when pricing things, do an apples to apples comparison, remember total out the door in your hand price after all taxes, NICS, Shipping, Transfer fees etc..

Yup, bout sums it up..

200 a month?? you sure that not per year Tony?

I say we have too many good FFL right here in NJ that are happy to have your business and just by chance many of the really good ones are forum supporters and you can look up pricing right here on the forum.

Well being you here posting and not him, I'd say it worked out well. So you going to come out Monday to shoot with us?

Very true and while I never had to do that with a dog, I have taken out Squirrels, ground hogs, opossums etc. Never wanted to hit any of them, but when it's an option to try and do something that may get me hurt or save my butt, well it's time to pretend they are a speed bump and make it home under my own power..

First off was it a 1. solo accident, 2. did you cause it, or 3. did someone else cause it?? 1. Forget a lawyer, just fight the ticket down to no points. 2. Get one if you need to. 3. Might need one if there is a problem. (null)

Joe same here with NJM. (null)

I can bring my holster, but not sure if the 1911 will fit properly, some have fit ok, others didn't fit quite right.

Welcome to the Forum, there is a nice range / Club down in Old Bridge..

FEDERAL JUDGE TRASHES NJ RIGHT TO CARRY LAWSUIT! Clinton-Appointee Holds That Second Amendment Right to Carry a Handgun Doesn’t Exist Outside the Home Calls Second Amendment a Unique "Privilege” That Permits Firearms Users to Cause Injury and Death Appeals to Follow On Friday, January 13, 2012, a U.S. District Judge sitting in Newark dismissed the ANJRPC / SAF federal lawsuit challenging New Jersey’s extreme and subjective handgun carry laws, which have all but eliminated the right to self defense with a firearm outside the home in the Garden State. Judge William H. Walls (a Clinton appointee) ruled that "the Second Amendment does not include a general right to carry handguns outside the home.” Characterizing the Second Amendment, he wrote "that privilege is unique among all other constitutional rights to the individual because it permits the user of a firearm to cause serious personal injury – including the ultimate injury, death – to other individuals, rightly or wrongly.” In upholding the New Jersey law which effectively denies the right to carry a firearm for self defense outside the home, Judge Walls wrote "the protection of citizens from potentially lethal force is compelling.” "The judge has it backwards,” said ANJRPC President Scott Bach. "If he really cared about protecting citizens from lethal force, he wouldn’t be interfering with their constitutional right to defend themselves against violent criminals,” said Bach. "Ironically, the U.S. Supreme Court has repeatedly held that the police owe no duty to protect individual citizens, so you’re on your own when you step outside your home,” continued Bach. "This decision wrongly demonizes those who want to take responsibility for their own safety and turns all but a privileged few into helpless victims.” The full text of Judge Walls’ decision is available here. "The anti-gun bench hates the Heller decision, so it’s no surprise that some judges will stretch legal interpretation to the breaking point to limit or neutralize Heller,” said Bach, referring to the groundbreaking 2008 Supreme Court case which held that the Second Amendment protects an individual right to own handguns. "The Second Amendment Foundation and ANJRPC are prepared to take this case all the way to the US Supreme Court, where SAF has already won two landmark cases defending the rights of gun owners,” said Alan Gottlieb, Founder of SAF. Judge Walls’ decision sets the stage for appeals which could bring this case to the U.S. Supreme Court as early as next year. The case was filed in late 2010 by ANJRPC, the Second Amendment Foundation, and six individual plaintiffs, challenging New Jersey’s unconstitutional "justifiable need” standard for issuance of handgun carry permits – a nearly impossible standard to meet that has all but eliminated the right to self defense with a firearm in the Garden State. Requiring a showing of "need” to exercise a fundamental right is unconstitutional. The appeal is expected to be filed later this Winter. ANJRPC will keep you apprised of major case developments as they occur. Please watch for future alerts.

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So Bob, did you get a A hit or could you not tell???