diamondd817

How much did the gunsmith charge for the installation?

YES. You will need another PP. I am talking from experience here.

Who carries spent casings around with them? Stupid either way.

Disgusting, isn't it?

Its for the children.

I was in PA this weekend. Stopped in a firework store and bought some sunflowers and jumping jacks. While I was there I was looking up NJ firework laws. Come to find out they are as ridiculous as our gun laws. Got me thinking of a new state motto for us - "NJ-We Will Protect You From Yourself".... Any other ideas? Maybe we can submit the best one to the governors office.

I was there Sunday with my Utah permit and my Glock 26 iwb. No problems here. I even, get ready...., walked into a fireworks store. No one even noticed I had it, which is usually the case.

I remember the Canon Ball Slide was never open when I went. Always wanted to try that. I can't count how many times I had the wind knocked out of me on the cliff dive.

So if someone called the cops on this guy, is it likely he would of been arrested?

The trooper drew his sidearm as he first walked around the rear passenger side of the vehicle. He removed it from the holster but never pointed it at the other guy.

Dupe

I believe it varies from state to state that's why I am asking about NJ. Like in VA. You can carry in a bar in VA but must make it obvious, hence the Virginia Tuck. Correction: You can conceal carry in bars in VA. They changed the law recently. 3 other states allow bar carry, 18 other states allow restaurant carry that have bars, but you can't sit at the bar.

My friend just asked me if you can carry a gun in a bar/pub in NJ? Assuming you have a NJ carry permit. He said he was at a bar last night, older guy comes in with a pistol on his hip open carrying. Says he thinks the guy is a retired sheriffs officer. Guy was piss drunk on beer and shots and getting rowdy. So was he legal or breaking the law?

Silly, isn't it.

Even with the same back strap they are different widths. You can see with hour eye just how much thicker the grip is on the subcompact and compact. I didnt notice at first, but after owning them it became evident. Measure from the trigger at full rest straight back to the end of the grip. Its significant enough to where you have to change your grip position to get your proper finger placement on the trigger.

Glocks are actually beautiful once you come to appreciate the simple lines and function. Glock 19 gen 4 is the only handgun you will ever "need". The new Gen 4's with the slimmer grip work really well for smaller female hands. My wife picked the G19 G4 over the Beretta and many others. My all time favorite is my G26 G4.

There is a significant difference between the distance from the web of your hand to the trigger between the full size and compact/subcompact. The full size is better for smaller hands. Recoil between the FS and Compact is negligible.

The full size will come with 10rd mags. Beretta does however offer 15rd factory mags for the full size 9mm. You would probably be better off with the full size as it seems to have a slimmer grip than the compact making it easier to handle. The full size is also light and well balanced.

I was within 5 feet of Christie last night at the PNC Bank Arts center. I almost thanked him, but just decided to bite my tongue.

I got no problem putting 200-300rds through the G26 Gen4 in an hour session at the range. One of my favorite guns to shoot.

+p will increase velocity and energy. Eg. Gold Dot 180gr .40 = 1025fs/420ftlbs, 124gr +p 9mm = 1220fs/410ftlbs. They will hit with with just about the same force. Expansion will be almost the same to .5"-.6" and both will penetrate to around the same depth of 9"-12". The way I see it the 9mm will just get it done a little quicker being 200fps faster. But reading your post I gather you are talking about FMJ ammo? If that's the case then, yes overpentration becomes an issue with 9mm at higher velocities. For home defense/self defense you should use a high quality hollow point ammo such as Speer Gold Dots. In .40cal I prefer Speer Gold Dot 155gr. 1200fps/500ftlbs fast and hard hitting. Has a big energy advantage over 9mm 124gr +p.

No significant difference in ballistics between 180gr .40 and 124gr +p 9mm.

I went with the Remington 700sps Tactical in .308. It has a Hague Overmolded stock, 20" heavy barrel, and has the hinged floor plate. I changed the floorplate out with a mag extended to get 7+1rds. The gun is accurate out to 800yds with a 10x mildot scope. I'm sure it can go a lot further.

Cmon', nobody is going to justify this one.