diamondd817

This is not that kind of forum......

Rarely hear about any problems with the PX4, on any level. I would try some factory 9mm (speer, Winchester, federal, etc) and see what happens. I willing to bet it's the ammo.

They were never imported to the US. I forget exactly why, but it had something to do with import requirements. Anyway, forget the Glock 25, its just not going to happen. How about the Walther PK380?

You want light recoiling .380? Try the Beretta Cheetah. As big as the Glock 19 and all metal.

The M9 has that classic straight dust cover. The 92FS has the slanted dust cover. I like the straight dust cover look much more. The M9 also has "US 9mm / M9" on the frame and slide, and a unique M9 serial #. Also, the M9 has no lawyer mumbo jumbo warnings on the on the frame, the 92FS does. The new 92FS Inox models use the straight dust cover M9 frame. Beretta went to the straight dust cover M9 frame for the Inox once they discontinued the 96Fs, which required the slanted dust cover for extra strength. Real nice looking if you want something a little different.

How about a S&W 642 Airweight? Oh, look, there's one for sale in the marketplace now...... http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php/classifieds/item/3374-sw-642-airweight-38-special/

Glock rates the factory stock trigger at 5.5lbs, the NY1 spring is said to make it an 8lb trigger. I have a couple Glocks and a Lyman digital scale to measure pull weight. I find the average stock Glock trigger to be around 7.5lbs. With the NY1 spring installed it bumps it up to about 10lbs. Just an FYI.

PPQ = Quick Defense Trigger (fully pre-cocked, fairly light pull at 5.5 lbs., extremely short trigger reset of 0.1" between shots) So they call their trigger a QDT. It "is" a SAO only pistol with no decocker or manual safety. Now I know why everyone raves about the trigger, most if not all SA triggers are fantastic. I like it! BTW, it would be no different then carrying a 1911 cocked an unlocked (1911 still has a grip safety though) or a Beretta 92FS/PX4 Type F with the trigger in SA mode.

Carb float is probably stuck. If you have the skills, take carb apart, clean everything, reassemble. Should be good to go.

Can anyone confirm the PPQ is 100% fully-cocked? This would make it by definition a SAO only pistol. It might be the only SAO pistol around with no manual safety or decocker. I'm interested at this point.

I pretty sure all modern striker fired pistols are pre-cocked. They have to be to be considered DOA. If any where to be fully-cocked, they would be a SAO pistol.

What ever is on sale that day.

Beretta PX4 Storm Compact.

Speer GD 230gr 50rd box. $29.95. http://www.sgammo.com/product/speer/50-round-box-45-auto-acp-speer-gold-dot-230-grain-hollow-point-ammo-53966

Hopefully its $5000 towards her next gun purchases.

Am I allowed to wright to the prosecutor and let him know what a POS scumbag he is? Is there any legal ramifications to doing this?

Beretta PX4 compact or full size. Has manual safety.

. Huh? You have a striker fired Ruger SR 22?

Are there wild wolves in NY or PA? If so, is it possible they migrated to NJ?

Yeah great, be reasonable and fair to the completely unreasonable and unfair. It took 5yrs for a decision, now Guara wants to be accommodating?

I'll apply. But it would make more sense to get 1,000 or so to apply at the same time. A 1,000+ denials will make a court case much stonger.

I like the part of the ruling that DC has to recognize all out of state permits. That could be used against NJ's scheme. That could be positive for us.

Interior Features: •13.13 cubic feet of interior space •Interior dimensions: 57.5" H x 26.75" W x 14.75" D •Holds up to 24 long guns •Adjustable shelving and interior walls upholstered in automotive-grade fabric •Predrilled for anchoring to the floor •Predrilled through the steel for a dehumidifier (dehumidifier not included) •External hinge, 180° opening door provides greater access than internal hinged designs limited to only 90° of opening

Nice catch.

I think that might be the same one that ran across my front lawn in Whippany last week. At first I thought it was a dog too. Then I thought large red fox, but it was a little too big for a fox and it was out during the day. I do know it was fast. Now my neighbors cat is missing....