diamondd817

Yes sir.

I don't have a wall safe but I do have 2 Barska Biometric safes around my house. I have had them for a couple years now and they always work. Top quality in my opinion. And the price is right. Barska does make a biometric wall safe. http://www.barska.com/Biometric_Safe-Biometric_Wall_Safe.html

Looks familiar. Good job. I used Hyskore rifle racks. They come with magnetic strips. Also, 2 Hyskore 7-pistol racks will fit across the top shelf perfectly. I drilled the door handles and used 2 - No 6 Masterlocks for extra security. .

Good info. Another company added to the boycott list.

Here we go.... I got money that says someone will tell you to buy a CZ within the next 3 posts. I think RTSP has a PPQ for rent. You can rent a PPQ and a 19 and shoot them side by side there.

Are you 100% sure those new striker fired pistols are fully cocked? Last time I looked into that, it wasn't the case at all. A fully cocked pistol would put them into the SAO pistol category. They are all marketed as DAO pistols. I have nothing againt ruger, I own a few myself. But they also sell 22lr pistols and revolvers which contribute to that number. I can't remember the last time I saw a Ruger semi auto pistol being fired at the range besides the LCP.

Really? What pistol is more owned by Americans then Glock? When I go to the range I see Glock, Glock, Glock, Beretta, Glock Glock , Glock, Sig, glock, Glock, well you get the point.

Glocks have been the best selling handguns in America for years. I don't see any increase in ND's happening.

Second Amendment Clean Sweep Foundation or SACSF?.....

This is an interesting approach to me. Not sure it if would be legal or not. But could one start a group that solely hired private investigators to dig up dirt and illegal activities on anti gun politicians? Use the info to get them removed, recalled, disgraced, arrested, etc?

Glock 17 - 15rd mags would be nice!

I was incorrect in my statement about the new firing pin being longer. It is actually shorter to allow it to accelerate more. Here is the description right from Apex Tactical's website: "What it does: The Apex XP ignition kit consists of the firing pin (17-4 heat treated stainless steel) and a reduced power firing pin return spring. Recommended for concealed carry/off duty/backup revolvers to reduce the probability of light strikes. Parts included: 2 Pieces 1.XP Firing Pin 2.Reduced power firing pin return spring (light) Specifications: Overall length is .495" to allow for the firing pin to accelerate before striking the primer."

If your 640 has the firing pin on the hammer there is no need for you to purchase the $30 Apex kit for it. You could purchase the Wilson combat kit for $9 and get the same results. The Wilson Combat kit is springs only, no firing pin upgrade. http://shopwilsoncombat.com/Custom-Tune-Spring-Kit-SW-J-Frame/productinfo/321/ Just an FYI. I have read tons of reviews on the Apex and Wilson kits. They both achieve a 9lb trigger pull. And they both are reliable. I cant seem to find any negative reviews where the user is expierencing light strikes, with or without and upgraded firing pin. In my own opinion, the 9lb pull is much nicer than the 12-14lb pull. But it is far from being "light". It still requires a good amount of force to pull that trigger and the audible and felt strike of the hammer is still fast and hard. I really have no doubt that this trigger kit will ignite even the hardest primers. Apex Tactical provides how to videos on installing the spring kit. Disassembly: Assembly:

Will do. A new (longer) firing pin comes with the kit to (supposedly) prevent that from happening.

This is an informational post for J-Frame owners. I just installed the Apex Tactical Duty/Carry Spring kit in my S&W 442. The total time to install took about 15min, and that was going slow. 1st time I ever took apart a revolver. Required skill level is minimal. Any DIY'er should have no problem. I measured the trigger pull on my Lyman digital scale. Trigger pull before was OVER 12lbs (the scale only goes up to 12lbs and couldn't measure it). Trigger pull after is 9lbs. 9lbs is exactly what the manufacture claims, and that's what I got. Very noticeable real world difference in the pull. Smoothness of pull did not change. Well worth the $30.

Really? How do you know? Now I know how you know...LOL... I guess it was to good to be true.

Yes, it's a Gen 2. No rail and no finger grooves. And it's NIB!

NIB Gen 2 Glock 21 for $370 on armslist. I have no affiliation with the seller. This is a great deal on a very desirable Glock. http://www.armslist.com/posts/3923155/nj-handguns-for-sale--glock-21--45acp-black-nib

You still need a lower, muzzle brake, sights, and compliance work. That pushes it right into that $750+ range anyway. I could buy and already assembled compliant stag arms or others for that price.

. They got the town approval.

Whippany range was approved by the town.

Can someone actually show me where I can buy a complete lower and complete upper and build a complete working AR for $400? I keep hearing how cheap it is to build your own, but from looking around a bit, I don't see it happening for $400-$600.

Don't count on it.

I was asking the guy why he doesn't like Glocks.

Not on your list, but I would pick the Beretta Nano. Smaller than most on that list. Has no manual safety, and no external slide catch. Handles the 9mm recoil like a big gun. I am very accurate with it out to 7yds without using the sights, just point and shoot.