Old Glock guy

Good for them! Let's hope that's a trend.

Muzzle brakes are legal. They must be permanently affixed (i.e. welded). Flash hiders are illegal. Go figure!

Best of luck to you! What part of Florida? We recently purchased a condo in Jupiter, and have spent some time there. Loved it! Really hoping to change residence to there sometime soon.

Robski from AK Operators Union, who knows a thing or two about AK's, loves the Zastava ZPAP M70: I would urge you to watch a bunch of his videos before you purchase an AK.

My son-in-law just informed me that he used his to buy his first gun (a Sig P320).

I don't see how something like that could be even remotely close to being Constitutional, but then liberal legislators just go ahead and propose, and sometimes pass, whatever legislation they want, the Constitution be damned. Heaven help us the next time we have a liberal SCOTUS (or when they pack the court).

I get the general drift of that graph, but one could get a headache trying to sort out the specifics. Is it just me, or are some of those colors really close to one another? Can't even remember the last time I bought ammo. It was well over a year ago. Glad I stocked up every time I saw good prices over the last few years. BTW, looks like 7.62 is recovering quicker than most other calibers, in terms of price and availability.

Reminds me of the time a few years back when I was living by myself, and had a dozen or so cans of ammo, which didn't fit in my hidden storage spot, in the middle of the basement. I had a guy come by to service my oil burner, and he asked me why I had a bunch of empty ammo cans piled up. I started to say, "Empty ammo cans?" But I caught myself, and said, "Oh, yeah. I got those on sale and left them there until I can figure out what kind of stuff to store in them."

That's a knife!

Just a few off the top of my head: Active Self Protection Chris Baker at Luckygunner.com Hickok45 For 2A news and info: Braden at Langley Outdoors Academy Guns and gadgets

I was dreaming about getting 50% off on a 1301 Tactical shotgun, but then I woke up.

Both of those companies have competitive pricing. Just watch that you don’t negate your savings with unreasonably high FFL transfer fees.

I just got an email saying that Prepper Gun Shop has them currently. Pretty sure I’ve bought from them in the past. CDNN Sports has them as well.

Here's a piece from The Federalist that discusses this in detail, and illustrates how enviably consistent the left are in their messaging. Our side really needs to do a better job with getting its word out. https://thefederalist.com/2021/06/07/dont-believe-leftist-lies-about-a-federal-judges-end-to-californias-gun-ban/

Worse, I don't think politicians face any consequences from writing laws that they know are unconstitutional, so there is no reason for them to be prudent.

This would appear to be a huge story, no?

I have a Mossberg 500 with a 20" barrel and a front bead (replaced by a Hi-Viz dot) that consistently shoots high. This is not something new. Pretty sure it's been doing it for the several years that I've had it, but I finally got around to quantifying it. Slugs are a little over a foot high at 15 yards, and buckshot is 8-10" high at 10 yards. I don't think this is operator error, based on consistent groupings and my experiences with other shotguns. As I see it, my options are these: 1. Remember to always aim low. 2. Replace the front bead with a taller one to lower the barrel. (Is that even possible?) 3. Install a rail and place an optic. Anyone have any further thoughts or suggestions? Also, for those who are more knowledgeable than I am, I would appreciate any thoughts on how the shot could pattern so much higher than where the front bead, and hence the barrel, are pointed.

Lesson in this: Never take legal advice from your LGS (or LEO's for that matter). JHP's are perfectly legal for HD in NJ. Just be sure to transport them directly from home to the range and back (like handguns).

Haven't done that, but sounds like a great suggestion. Thanks.

New in box from 2014 Wrangler Unlimited (4 door), although it is my understanding that these are interchangeable between years. Comes with all necessary hardware. Located in Wayne. These original Jeep parts list for around $1500. Asking $750. Located in Wayne. First to post "I'll take it" gets the deal. Feel free to pm me for details.

I can't disagree with you. The chances of accessing an unloaded rifle or shotgun and getting it loaded and up into the fight in any kind of timely manner seem remote. Still, I would rather have a shotgun and a bit of ammo for it with me at all times than not. Just a personal choice. Another option (advocated by Nappen) is to carry a Keltec Sub 2000 folded in a briefcase or in some other readily accessible place. The efficacy of that option depends on whether or not you believe it's OK to carry loaded magazines under NJ law, the subject of some discussion. With loaded mags handy, one could easily have the weapon unfolded and loaded in short order. OTOH, if one were going to need to start stuffing rounds into a magazine, it would seem to be pretty useless.

Unless I'm mistaken, with an FID one can drive around with long guns in the car, cased or uncased, 24/7. The laws of directly to and from the range refer only to handguns (and hollow point ammo).

I just thought that went without saying.

Holy crap, she's great! Never saw her before. Thanks for posting that.

I wonder if that will hold up under judicial review? If so, it bodes well for ANJRPC's suit challenging NJ's permitting scheme.