diamondd817

Why?

S&W 63 - 22lr revolver. The most boring gun to shoot.

Really? I got mine last year. J/K

Funny, I don't see that single stack 9mm everyone is waiting for.

Wow. You were treated like an American, in NJ!!

I thought semi-auto shotguns were limited to 6rds?

Ok, I'll bite. What's the question?

I went with luckygunner since I wanted new cans. $19 shipped seemed pretty good after looking around. The average was about $25 shipped for new cans.

I agree. Another gimmick like those shotgun guage chambered revolers.

Agreed, they are only retroactive, not proactive. Except when it comes to suing other states for their carry laws, like New Hampshire.???????. A group like this should be bringing a new firearms lawsuit against NJ at least once a week. God knows there are enough unconstitutional laws in NJ to do so. But they should start with a challenge to the "all firearms are illegal in NJ" clause/law. The SC decision in Heller affirmed that US citizens have the right to keep and bear arms. But NJ says you don't. I believe currently they have 0 challenges against NJ's gun laws.

I see luckygunner has them for $13.99 + shipping. If I order 3, it comes out to $19 each shipped. Is that a good deal?

I would like to pick up a few "New" 50 cal ammo cans. Where is the best place to get them, locally or online? What is a good price?

I would be interested also. I have a S&W 442 I would like to have lightened up.

I just picked up Ruger 556E piston AR from Tanners for $799. They probably still have a couple left.

Well, if you heard that in a NJ gun shop, it must be true. I won't buy anything other than a full size pistol now. Thanks for the insight.

Your right, this is a fantastic option that they offer now. That Ruger company is just amazing at adapting their products to market conditions. But, that being said, this is NJ and there is "no reason to own any pistol other than a full size one". Said the people in the gun shop.

True, everything I own is in current production. And I keep my stuff in like new condition.

I don't think he ever "sold" a gun. (Nevermind, I misunderstood that reference.)

First, I see how cheap it can be had for new by checking budsgunshop and Kentucky gun company (+ shipping + transfer). Then I check how much it costs new locally (+tax). Then I look for local used classifieds. Ill determine a fair asking priced based on these three sources.

Im interested. The Ruger LC9s is now available with no manual safety or magazine disconnect. The LC9s Pro. Big thumbs up to Ruger. Ruger changes and adapts their products to the what the market wants with lighting speed, unlike most gun companies. How about that single stack 9mm from Glock we all been waiting for? http://www.ruger.com/products/lc9s/specSheets/3248.html http://blog.cheaperthandirt.com/ruger-eliminates-external-safeties-ruger-lc9s-pro-model/ http://www.gunsandammo.com/first-look/first-look-ruger-lc9s-pro/undefined .

I think it's going to be a big shocker to everyone when Glock does not release single stack 9mm.

Look at the Ruger LCP then. Same 6+1 rds of .380 but smaller and lighter. The Glock 42 is in the same size class as all the single stack 9mm pistols, except it's chambered in .380. "If" you could pocket carry a gun that size, then I would go with one of the 9mm chamberings. If you want a true .380 pocket gun, Ruger LCP is my choice.

Oh how I hate municipal/government employees that have no idea what they are talking about. But, hey, since they work for the goverment, they must be right.

They don't make the 96FS anymore, the only .40 available in the 92 platform now is just what you saw, the 96A1. Beretta seems to be moving away from the .40 round, they never released the .40 Nano either. 1 good thing that they are doing now is selling the straight dust cover frames again for the 92FS, which most people find more appealing. The slanted dust covers were made to handle the extra recoil of the .40 round, now they are gone, so is the slanted dust cover. The new Inox 92FS is a M9 (straight dust cover) frame that has been Inoxed(?). You could pick up a real nice used 96FS Inox pistols if you shop around. Usually around $500-$600 used.

Wow! a 17L for a BUG....awesome. Putting that thing in an ankle rig? .....J/K....and good choices