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Point taken....but there's no deigning that a Glock is.....is there?

"Playing Possum" I believe was bantered around smugly on various news orgs..... While difficult to maintain a stance in light of what happened, total silence is a mistake IMHO.

I agree, but I fear another attack will also be focused on Ammo. either attempting to limit or tax it to the point that it becomes too expensive to own or even fire certain guns. We've seen attempts in this vein with proposed bans on hunting due to lead in lakes and national parks. They are looking at all sides and I believe we should also.

I find it very difficult to find solace in anything Geraldo and FOX has to say as both entities have little credibility and I believe would only prove to be an other example of silted tabloid journalism for the Anti Gunners to hold high in this battle. And make no mistake we're battling earnestly for our rights at this water shed period in history.

Yes they do, I still have practically a whole 100 count box remaining because they are so smoky and dirty that I only fired 15 rounds before I stopped . My Sig also didn't like them and had a FTE every 4 rounds.

What British authorities hesitate in reporting is a influx of small arms from Poland and ex soviet bloc countries.Since the open borders of EC and Schengen member countries came about it has been their dirty little secret....

No different other than the timing....We have been experiencing just about a highly publicized shooting every couple of months and this case involving younger kids will be the focus of the gun control people. I know if in their shoes I would milk this for all it's worth. Now consider how the NRA can even put a spin on this incident in our favor? Teachers with guns?,armed guards at the doors? to defend against more guns?.....see my point?

Well Gentlemen, at the risk of appearing indelicate.....We are now really and truly Fuc#ed, this incident, I fear will most likely be the turning point in our battle for more gun rights and more sad fodder for the anti gunners. I lament the death of so many innocent people and any further gains so hard won.

Good to know....eventually I will own a Glock if for nothing more than to say that I once owned that iconic brand.Perhaps a 26.

I suspect that Blksheep is eluding to the LEO only exclusive price that Glock offers through some vendors.

Nice collection. I'm on the S&W forum also and the regulars and experts speak of the N frame in almost hushed tones.While I'm not about to rule out another polymer pistol in the future, I'm loving the weight and permanence of all steel firearms. I think a Beretta 92fs is next on my list.

I have rather small hands so the target and presentation grips that came with the gun was not the right fit for me, too much adjustments to make in order to right my grip. The finger grooves fit like a glove and while I have yet to fire her I think I'll be fine. I also want to keep the stock grips from getting beat up so the Thai grips at $41.00 shipped is a ideal alternative.

I bow to the master once again..... it is indeed a 4 inch barrel.My first Smith and hopefully not my last, apparently not fired much, I followed your hints as to the things to watch out for and everything is tight with no movement or drift.She has a faint turn line and the previous owner painted the front sight but other than that it's seems to be in excellent condition. I also have a copy of the original receipt from 1979. The gun cost $354.50 and the case was an additional $15.00

No, both the Taurus and S&W's grips was ordered on Ebay from a vendor in Thailand. excellent quality,fit and price. I highly recommend.

Obviously not as impressive as yours but it's a start. I traded the P250 for the S&W and I couldn't be happier.

....and here's the rest of the gang wearing all wood grips.

After a long wait for P2P's, missed appointments,back ordered grips,vacations....she finally home. My new {to me} Smith and Wesson model 28-2 with a 5 inch barrel {correction, 4 inch barrel}. She came with the presentation case,and 2 grips and I ordered the rosewood grips from Thailand.All I need now is a replacement bore brush and some time to take her to the range.

You'll find all commonly asked questions and it's answers on NJ gun laws neatly summarized on the far right hand side of the main NJGF forum page. And welcome to the forum.

Perhaps not....at .37 cents a piece difference with all 6 of the ones I received tight with no flopping around,I'm satisfied I paid correctly.I acknowledge this is not a unit that you count on as your primary light but for knapsacks,glove compartments and tool boxes it is still quite a deal IMO.

I'm sure those of us that frequent the site Slick Guns have seen the mini cree flashlight for $5.36 shipped and wondered if it was worth it and at that price what were we getting?.Well curiosity got the better of me several months ago and I ordered 6 of them for stocking stuffers. I am pleasantly surprised to say that the piece is well designed in a black billet alloy that is heavy for it's size with telescoping focus,strong metal pocket clip held on by hex screws and a orange silicone covered top mounted on/off switch with a very positive feel.Accepting 1 double A battery,it fits well within your palm, is amazingly bright at 7w/300lm's with it's fish-eye magnified lens.You are also able to order a bracket to mount the unit to a gun barrel. This unit is above and beyond the ones we see at Home dept,Lowes,Sears ect checkouts,I consider it an amazing value at $5.36 shipped and to have already ordered 5 more for myself.

At this point if I worked at Dick's head office I'd be throwing discount cards at you just to get you to shut the fu@k up............ The smiley face is to denote that the post is written in jest........Just in case you misunderstood it's tone.

Whoa there......You've been around long enough to recognize when your chops are being busted, men do that sometimes, I don't detect any anger on this thread so maybe you should dial the rightous indignation back a bit?

Actually quite efficient for your cheaper knives or ones on the way out simply because it removes too much material and leaves the edge "hooky". I would not consider it for my good knives or Japanese blades where a wet stone is necessary. I test my edge by dragging on a thumb nail or a soft cut on the heel of my palm.