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The G30 Gen4 just came out. I don't think we will ever see a G36 Gen4, I think it will be discountinued first. That being said, I have the G21 Gen4 and my vote goes for that model. You could always get the 10mm upper and mags. The price/availability/selection of the 10mm is a deal breaker for me.

I agree. The local NJ ammo prices are bs. I rather order online.

Glocks are not designed to have the slide dropped on a round. You can chip/damage the extractor. Beretta 92's on the other hand were designed to do this.

As the saying goes. Kimbers are what you show your friends, Glocks are what you show your enemies.

Repeadetly chambering and extracting the same round is not good as mentioned in the prior posts. That being said, you could always lock the slide back, insert a mag and keep the pistol in that condition until ready to use. You will not have to chamber the round over and over and you would only have to pull the slide back an 1/8" to chamber a round. Personally, I prefer to keep a hd/sd pistol ready to go with a round chambered and the slide in battery, safety off (if applicable).

Glocks are not the best selling pistol for no reason. I have tried and owned many brands of pistols. Glock by far is my favorite platform, Beretta is second. I resisted at first too, then I bought my first one (G21) and never looked back. Sounds like you shot a G26 Gen4. if it was a 2 finger hold it was a G26 for sure. This one might be my all time favorite Glock. I can shoot it faster and more accurately than any other model I own including the Glock 19. Just something about the way that thing fits the hand makes it great for me. If the day comes that we can carry in NJ, the G26 will go with me everywhere.

Glock 26 S&W 642 Ruger LCP Beretta Bobcat I just find shooting small guns fun. I heard people in gun stores more than once saying to each other or a so called expert trainer saying to a student "we live in NJ, there is no reason for you to buy anything but a full size pistol". I find this to be an ignorant statement, and if you believe that you will miss out on some great guns and shooting.

Glock 19 Gen4 with an Advantage Arms 22lr conversion slide. I have one, love it. Only 1permit for 2 guns. Or Glock 23 .40, AA 22lr conversion, 357sig barrel, 40-9conversion barrel. 4 Guns 1 permit.

Browning M2 Heavy Machine Gun -- aka-- Ma Duece

Any way you could post a good picture of your frame? Specifically the ejector on feed ramp.

I did more than once. Seems no one has both a 9 and 40 in there possession to confirm frame parts. My next step might be to find someone with a 9mm, meet up and compare frames for myself.

I have searched. But I have not found 100% confirmation. I know a complete 9mm upper is needed. But I need to find out if the ejector and the feed ramps are the same in the frames. Yes, I also know the cost of a new upper is high, but If I could find someone who would trade 9 for a 40 upper then....

I am looking to find out if the 9mm and 40 use the same frames and parts. Basically, I want to see if I could slide a PX4 9mm upper on my 40 frame and make it work.

They should get a Browning M2 Heavy Machine Gun.

Welcome. How is the great big Bayonne windmill doing?

No. You can use the 10x scope to shoot 100yds, even 50yds. But yes, the closer your target the narrower your field of view (FOV @100yds =13'). You will be surprised at how versatile a 10x fixed power scope is. I actually sold a Zeiss 4.5-14x scope and replaced it with the SS 10x and find making adjustments are much faster and simpler. If you are looking for fast/moving target shooting at close ranges you could mount a red dot on top of your scope. 1.Mount your scope with Burris Tatical rings 2.Get the Burris Picatinny top for the rings 3. Mount Red Dot such as Burris FastFire atop the ring

Out to 500yds you will be fine with just a 10x fixed power milldot scope. 10x fixed will take you out to 800-1000yds depending on your eyesight. SImple adjustments and range estimating (mildots usually only work on 1 power setting anyway). 10x fixed power is what military snipers use. I have a SWFA SS 10x42 mildot. They are $300 and compare to much more expensive glass. This scope can be used for any caliber. I currently have one mounted on a Rem 700 SPS Tactical 308 and take it out to 300yds at Cherry Ridge with pinpoint accuracy. I dont think I ever found a bad review on them. http://swfa.com/SWFA...scope-P499.aspx Here is a review from snipercentral: http://www.snipercentral.com/ss1042.phtml

Make it a point that strict gun laws only effect law abiding citizens by making them victims and has no effect on criminals except to make them safer.

Completely normal. Carry on.

You could always buy a 9mm pistol and a 22lr conversion kit for it. Like a Glock 17 or Beretta 92.

I have one, and for the price it cant be beat. I looked at the S&W and felt no reason to spend the extra money for that. The mossberg fills the 22lr AR15 roll perfectly. What it is, is a mossberg 702 plinkster rifle re-dressed as an AR. It works great, it's accurate, light as anything, and of course fun to shoot. No complaints here. I have the version with the carry handle and I mounted a red dot on top of it (pinned stock, 10rd, full rails). Also, it uses the cheap and plentiful 702 plinkster magazines.

I figured that. I couldn't recall the jersey local numbers for sure.

Just noticed your handle. Are you a local 1 stagehand?

Just so you guys know, PK90 pins G17 mags to 15rds. But this is the reason I do not own a G17. I don't like the idea of a full size 9mm having less than max capacity.