Old Glock guy

Funny stuff Lalo! Thanks for digging it up posting it.

Another thumbs up for the MDTS classes. I have taken the shotgun and carbine classes, and loved them both. Lots of good information; plenty of practical instruction; and great value at the price.

Another vote for the PRO (patrol rifle optic). Love mine, although I should admit that I have nothing to compare it with..

Lots of funny answers on here, but this is the best advice you have been given, IMHO. Practice talking with women every chance you get. Strike up casual conversations in stores and other public places. Talk with women in whom you are not particularly interested, as that is much easier than striking up a conversation with that beauty who makes your heart pound. Contrary to what some have said, I would avoid an immediate introduction, as that can come off as a bit threatening. Keep it light at first, and if things go well, consider introducing yourself later in the conversation, probably just as you are ending it. Lots of helpful advice is available here: www.sosuave.com Be lighthearted and humorous. Most of all, have fun with it. If all else fails, date your friend's sister.

Wolfy, every time Dunn's ran a special on .22 lr last year, I picked up another case of it. I believe I even posted at the time that I had no idea why I was buying so much. Now I have my answer.

I would concur with those who say that the Ruger 10/22 is a perfect first rifle. Lots of fun to shoot, and you can shoot all day for peanuts. If you want something more like an AR, the S&W M&P 15-22 is also a lot of fun, although if you enjoy the big blast of a high-powered rifle, you're not going to get it from either of those.

Nice, well balanced piece. I sent Mike Kelly (the author) a note thanking him for it. He is one of the few people in the media that I have seen make the distinction between a civilian AR-15 and a military M-16. Good press for GFH! Anthony is going to be even busier than he is now. And I would predict that if local retailers can get their hands on any AR's, they are going to see another boost in sales.

You really need to post more info, not just throw out a link. Something like: Today's Bergen Record has a lengthy article about the AR-15 on the front page. IMO, it's a well balanced piece. It features quite a bit of input from Gun for Hire's Anthony Colandro.

More than 22,000. Damn, that's a lot of days!

I know some of you hate Ann Coulter, so if that's the case with you, don't bother to read this. But for the rest of you, she offers a great take on this tired liberal viewpoint. http://www.anncoulter.com/columns/2013-02-27.html#read_more

I was there last night. (DevsAdvocate, thought I caught a glimpse of you sitting up toward the front wearing a green hat.) Looked like the room was mostly pro 2A. Thought the speakers were good. Wish I had stuck around long enough to hear howard. When the Q&A started, I was a bit embarrassed and annoyed by the first four or so people standing up and pontificating (good word for today!) about what they feel is wrong with society. I was there to hear professionals express their opinions, with some pointed inquiries from the audience; not to hear a room full of people explain what they think is wrong with the world.Sorry if it was any of you guys, but they looked liked the kind of people that make non gun owners view at us as marginalized kooks. I had to leave anyway, but was quite happy to do so at that point. Did it get better after that?

D'oh! A little too late for me. Just bought one for $210 and received it a couple of days ago.

And fun you shall have! (As long as you can get ammo.). Lots of luck with it.

Thanks Nick. I appreciate that you guys are looking out for us. I've bought almost all my ammo on the internet, but if that law gets passed I'm going to need to find a local vendor or vendors (as are all of us).

I posted this last year. With the current ammo crisis, just wanted to bump it up for whoever might be interested. I want to be very clear that not only do I not get paid to endorse this, but I don't even know the guy. I have found it helpful, and thought that others might as well. Not sure about the link above, but it's available from Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_i_0_15?url=search-alias%3Dstripbooks&field-keywords=tactical+firearms+training+secrets&sprefix=tactical+firear%2Cstripbooks%2C303 LMK what you think.

He's at it again, touting all 22 bills rushed through the state assembly as "common sense." http://www.northjersey.com/news/opinions/cryan_022613.html?page=all

A lot of it seems to be driven by panic buying, as indicated by this post on another thread from this board: "I know that most people on this forum, including me, are stock piling ammo due to the shortage and the expectation of severly restrictive laws coming in the near future. I myself and buying ammo every chance I get, as long as I can find it at a reasonable price."

Could get ugly with those SEIU thugs in attendance.

Sorry, I mis-read your heading and was going to suggest a high fiber diet. Perhaps someone else can help with your question.

Wouldn't a mass shooter use the biggest mag he could find, and not worry about facing a weapons charge for disobeying a state law? And if the girl was hit with the thirteenth round, then by his own logic, shouldn't he be arguing for a 12 round limit? And had she been hit with the 31st round, would our state limit be upped to 30? What an unmitigated douche!

What a dirtbag, dragging the death of a child into the discussion to make an emotional plea, when logic is clearly against him! Come to think of it, that's mostly what the antis have been doing, using emotion to counter logic. By his reasoning, either the deaths of anyone from the first ten rounds do not matter; or no one should be allowed to have even one round, since many people have been killed with the first shot. So essentially, he is admitting that he wants us to have a mag capacity of zero.

Hey, thanks!

Did they cite any studies supporting that claim? I didn't think so.

WTF is that man's problem??? He appears to have nothing but contempt for firearms owners.

Check with RTSP. They have a slew of handguns there, but I have not looked to determine the specifics of their inventory.