Old Glock guy

Moreover, how many rounds does someone like Holmes need to do something like he did, a few hundred perhaps? We've all seen the reports that he had 6000 rounds of ammo, but I'm sure he didn't use all of it. If someone bought 1000 rounds, they would be able to wreak havoc,so it's clear that the intent of this bill is just to futher harass responsible gun owners like us.

How about in northern NJ? I've shot my SG's occasionally at Cherry Ridge when no one else is around, and at the Bullet Hole. Last I heard, RTSP only allowed slugs. Any word on that?

Hey, what's wrong with having a bunch of Glocks? I have a 19 (plus a 23, 34, and 35), and seriously considered getting a 26 as a CCW, before ending up choosing a Springfield XD 9mm SC. I say go for it!

She was brilliant! I had read about that incident in the Glock book, but had never heard her speak about it. Sadly, it appeared that she was testifying just before Congress passed the assault weapon ban, so her testimony must have gone largely unheeded. Some have written recently about how so-called gun-free zones get people killed. What about us in New Jersey? We're a gun-free STATE! What a GD outrage.

I took it to mean that she was referring to the tear gas he used, but you're probably right about the explosives as well.

Let her start by regulating the canisters of chemical compounds. That should keep her busy for awhile.

Interesting read, although not something I'm going to go around discussing with everyone I know.

Nice work Bob!

Hey, nice write-up!

That's the best price I've seen in a long time for .40 S&W. So what if it shoots dirty. I mostly shoot Glocks, and they laugh at dirt.

I'm the same way, at least with my guns. Which is somewhat odd for me, because I have recorded every one of my runs in log books for the past 33 years. Guess I'm finally trying to break out of some of my OCD.

Someone made a great suggestion awhile back to stagger the target changes on the HG and rifle ranges, so one is on the hour and half hour; and the other is on the quarter and three-quarter hour to allow time to transition between them. Any chance of that ever happening?

WTF??? I thought one's fingerprints never change, so why would they ever need a new set?

Here's a related discussion you might find interesting: http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/topic/33602-survival-gear/ It was a little hard to find, as nothing came up when I searched for "bug out bag."

Looks like a pretty cool gun. I wonder what was behind the brainpower that decided our state would be safer with only six rounds allowed in a semiauto shotgun rather than eight?

Great advice!

Just passed by there a little while ago and saw absolutely nothing going on. :-(

You might be OK carrying that when you're hiking, but I'd like to hear you articulate a legally explainable purpose if you were walking around Newark with it.

First and foremost, this is a tragic story. But it definitely sounds like one of those where there's more to it than is being told. Oh, and BTW, Sandy, it sounds like you've been to a lot more exciting parties than I have.

I plan to attend GFH's CCW class that same afternoon, so perhaps we will cross paths.

Wait, the shop or the range by August?

Yes, those Tech Sights are great for the 10/22. I have the TSR 100's and I love them! It's been a little over a year, so I can't remember why I didn't get the 200's; but either way, i think that they are more fun for plinking than using a scope.

I have both, the G 34 and 35. If you would like to meet me at Cherry Ridge, RTSP, or even (gasp) The Bullethole, I would be happy to let you try therm.

I agree with those who say that OGAM is an unnecessary burden, but I also agree that just getting rid to the P2P system would be a good step in the right direction.

This is my current EDC knife (replaced a SOG Aegis, for now): http://www.google.co...29,r:6,s:0,i:95 Seems to be pretty sturdy, and I like the look of it. Got a hot deal at Weapons World.