Old Glock guy

Amen to that brother! I"m not familiar with the others, but I now have a couple of 10/22's, and you certainly can't go wrong with them.

The VP9's are indeed in short supply. I've been wanting to get one, but I wanted to try it first, which I did at GFH this week. Liked it a lot. My last P2P expires in three weeks (I've already had it extended), and when I went to look for them I noticed it was hard to find anyone with them in stock. I grabbed one from a place called Nelson Tactical in Green Bay, Wisconsin. It's not the LE model, but it does include two 15 round mags. Unless I hit any snags, I should be able to complete the transfer before the NJ state imposed deadline. To the OP, good luck with yours!

Thanks for the update. I would be happy to donate to this.

I would like to believe that this is true, but there have been several high profile cases similar to this one lately, yet the issue does not seem to be gaining any traction.

Seconded! Sounds like they are just hoping that the whole thing will go away, but apparently they don't realize who they are dealing with.

I don't know what FM charges, but I have seen 9mm for just a little over $200 per case of 1000 (less if you are willing to use steel cased ammo), and .223 for around $300 on a regular basis, sometimes a little less.

I guess they're feeling emboldened by the election results. It's pretty sad, because Republicans and other 2A advocates did well around the nation yesterday, but here in NJ we lost more ground. We really need to make that Sweeney recall work.

I've seen that, and I'm sure it's going nowhere in the House. But better believe that it could become reality in NJ when we get a Democratic governor in a couple of years. The Dems are going to shove their anti-gun wishlist through the legislature and up our you-know-whats.

I don't really believe it's a setup, but the OP does indeed seem to be obsessing over 10 round mags and mag capacity lately. Some of his recent threads: http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php/topic/78616-10-round-magazinesunreliable-to-hard-to-load/ http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php/topic/78374-looking-for-my-first-striker-fired-9mm/ http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php/topic/78311-cz-75-sp-01-10-round-magazine/

Good one! Better tell it all you can before we convert to chip readers. Kind of like the old one about a young guy goes into a record store. He stuffs an album into his pants and goes to walk out. The young woman cashier says to him, "Excuse me, is that a record in your pants?". To which he replies as he's walking out, "I don't know if it's a record, but I don't get any complaints." When I try to tell that now, young people ask, "What's a record?"

Even better deal here on CCI Blazer Brass, at $205.80 for 1000 rounds shipped: http://www.sgammo.com/product/cci/1000-round-case-9mm-cci-blazer-brass-124-grain-fmj-ammo-5201

Slightly better deal on CCI Blazer Brass 9mm, 115 or 124 grains at Target Sports USA, $209.80 with free shipping: http://www.targetsportsusa.com/cci-blazer-brass-9mm-ammo-115-grain-fmj-5200-p-1008.aspx

Yes, Cherry Ridge is looking good. I was up there last week. Both RTSP and GFH allow holster draw, with just a minimum of training. Those are two I know of. There may well be others.

I don't know what to think. I hope we haven't lost Glenn, but if he's still alive it's going to take some artistry by the writers to make it plausible.

I totally agree with you there. And unless I had a fully stocked cabin somewhere (I don't, and even if I did, I wouldn't tell anyone) , I can't even begin to imagine a scenario where I would do better leaving for parts unknown than I would staying put and sheltering in place.

Amen to that! I was talking with some anti-gun people recently, and some of them felt that "smart gun" technology was going to go a long way toward preventing accidents and suicides. Reliability and cost issues did to seem to concern them. And one would need to be incredibly naive not to see through Weinberg's plan to suspend the law until the technology has obtained a firm foothold, and then to turn around and mandate it. I really can't see the concept ever gaining traction based solely on market demand.

Why does everyone keep saying that? Am I missing something? That may be true from south Jersey, but from up here in north Jersey, I could head north on highways or secondary roads into NY state and all the way on up to Canada (not that I would ever want to settle there). Of course, if I went that way, I could only bring 10 round mags.

I hate when I have to console myself by thinking that at least I probably won't be around long enough to see it. Although I suspect things are going to get really ugly here in NJ in a couple of years when we get a Democratic governor who goes all out to beat the NY SAFE act. I cringe when they talk about "model legislation."

Was that originally posted on 4/1?

I'm sorry to sound negative, but it's stuff like this that makes me feel that we are all doomed.

Well that's both refreshing and surprising. What do we think is up with that?

Yes. I think the season is off to a great start! I like the way they completely left the action from the first episode to get back to what is happening in Alexandria. Can't wait for the next episode.

The NRA appears to be the boogie man of the anti-gunners. If you're trying to rally people around a cause, it's convenient to have a face of evil at whom you can point a finger.

I plan to be there. Look forward to meeting some of my fellow njgunforums members.

She says should should have just gotten a restraining order. Ask her how that worked out for Carol Bowne.