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Funny thing is, It's not illegal in at least 44 of the 50 States.

No. Any handgun will be fine. You like the idea of .45? Then get a .45.

The Beretta M9 is the US Military standard issue side arm. The Glock 17 or variant of(22,19,23) is issued/used by at least 65% of US LE agencies. I don't know of any LE agency or any part of the US military that issue/use any CZ pistol. The 2 pistols you are inquiring about are both 100% reliable and durable. They are however two completely different manual of arms. The Beretta is a DA/SA hammer fired pistol with a manual safety and decocker. The Glock is a striker fired pistol with no manual safety. You can't go wrong with either. Both are easy to break down and clean, with the Glock having a slight advantage in this area. Holsters, parts, and accessories are plentiful for both, again with a slight advantage to Glock in this area too. Try to rent both and decide what pistol type you like better / fell more comfortable with. FWIW, newer shooters usually always go with the Beretta M9/92. It seems most people are more comfortable with the manual safety in the beginning. They usually move to a striker fired/no safety platform(Glock) as they become more experienced and comfortable with guns.

I thought scrapple meant you were is SJ?

Funded by Bloomy?

You could also buy Advantage Arms 22lr conversion kits for you Glocks. They make them for the the full size, compact, and subcompact frames in Gen 4 and 3. Just in case you felt the need for a 22lr pistol. No permit needed for the 22lr conversion kits.

Nice. I ordered one about 5 weeks ago. How long did it take you to get yours?

I was just about to put mine up for sale, but not because of the recall. I just heard about the recall. I am sending it in to Remington this week to have the recall done, when I get it back it will be going up for sale. It is a 700 SPS Tactical 20" in .308.

And what was the limit you could buy?

Seems like you answered your own question. A .40 Glock. My choice is the Glock 22 Gen4.

No. He would just listen to our phone conversations if that was the case.

I have tried just about every combo of springs and connectors available. Polished this and that. In the end after spending all that money and time I found the stock set up/trigger is the best option. I will add that all my Glocks are Gen4's with the "."(dot) connectors. So, yeah, I am squarely in the "just add ammo" camp.

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Sounds like a joke but it's true.

Go put it in his mailbox in Mendham.

Where I am in Morris County I see empty commercial building after empty commercial building. For lease/sale signs just about everywhere. Its getting scary.

If you want to be closer to the city then Montclair and in a better neighborhood then Montclair, look in Rutherford, East Rutherford, Nutley, Wood-Ridge, and Hasbrouck Heights. But you will most likely be limited to 40x100 and 50x100 lots. If you want a bigger lot look to Caldwell and further.

What is your price range?

There is a good reason for that. Let's just say you wouldn't want to send your kids to public school there. If your not looking in the 800K+ range, you won't be in the "good" part of Montclair. Montclair is a haven for NYC transplants. For most of them it's a step up. I am from that area and know it well. There are some nice sections of Montclair for sure, the biggest problem is what it borders. Go a little further. Don't start looking until you hit Caldwell. Caldwell, West Caldwell, Essex Fells, Roseland, Fairfield, East Hanover, Hanover, Florham Park, Mountain Lakes, Montville, Pine Brook. Well off? Summit (Jim Cramer lives here), Madison, Chatham, Mendham (Gov Christie lives in Mendham). Use http://www.gsmls.com to look at some houses. http://WWW.epodunk.com for demographic research.

Hanover Township (Whippany/cedar knolls). Right in the crossroads of 287/80/46/280/10/24-78(combo). Approx 30mls to all Hudson river crossings. Park and ride right on 46@ Beverwick rd. Low taxes, great properties, quite town. Schools are top notch. Any and all shopping right on rt 10. Top of the line hospitals and doctors right next door in Morristown.

Awesome

This has been proposed a few times over a couple years now. It has not, and most likely will not go anywhere. There is no other case out there currently that is anywhere near a strong as Drake was. It seems every time this Scott Bach character is optimistic about something it goes nowhere. I won't listen to him anymore just because of this. Sorry to bust your bubble guys. If uoj really feel the need to carry a gun, move to one of the 44 States that are shall issue, have lower taxes, and no tolls.

The politicians have to keep the police in their pockets.

Gun shops for sure. The most common BS I hear at gun shops is "we live in NJ, no reason to buy anything except a full size handgun".