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As am I......There's a pristine S&W model 28 waiting for the light of day and a box of wadcutters for me as soon as I can finish the paperwork, then the search for the 686 3 inch begins.

...and even then...When I was in school I got stopped at the Holland Tunnel and spot checked, My knife roll was a major source of contention even after showing my school ID and still wearing my kitchen whites.

Just for shits and giggles.... what firearm would? I vote for the pink ak47 variant on Sons of Guns a couple seasons back.

I believe it was documented but not to the point where his name appears on some list of suspected illegal gun owners or weapons violators. Now we're broaching on tin foil hat territory again.

Well I received a call not 30 minutes later from the Detective and hustled back to the station before 3pm or he said it would be Monday for the next appointment. Just as the document PK90 posted,it was a process of verifying IDs,application and payment and was relieved to hear that I had no outstanding warrants and no fingerprints were required. So according to him I should have my permits within 4 to 6 weeks. Perhaps not such an ordeal after all.

Good question? to be honest I may have just read appointment and assumed interview simply because the records dept took my paperwork and payment before without me having to see a Detective. I just may have jumped the gun.....

Thank you PK90. That's an excellent resource and explains the process. I have no problem with an interview if it's a required part of the FID/P2P process but was confused as I have never been interviewed before when I lived in East Brunswick or after I moved to Monroe.

Attempted to submit paper work for new round of P2Ps in Monroe and was greeted with a sign on the records window stating that an appointment must be made with a Detective apparently for an interview before any further paperwork will be accepted pertaining to firearms. I inquired if the appointment was required for just initial FIDs or P2Ps also and received a 'I'm just filling in so I don't know." Fair enough, so I called the Detective and left a message asking for an appointment. Now the ordeal begins......This must be a new development as I didn't have to have an interview even when I applied for my FID when I moved to Monroe last September.Any other townships out there that requires an interview BEFORE you can submit P2P paper work?

While I hesitate to judge....I believe there is more to "Captain Starbucks" than meets the eye. Am I the only one who noticed that the gentleman is proudly wearing dark purple nail polish?

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Yeah you took a lot of hits...even from me but you gave just as good as you got and then some. I for one am glad you hung in there but I can also understand not wanting or needing to divulge your profession.

Thanks but I prefer the warmth and look of a natural wood product.

I must disagree. Regardless of what caliber you choose,I would still opt for a hollow point round for HD if for nothing else but to reduce over penetration and the chance of hitting a neighbor.

First of all good luck with that "ONE" gun thing....you'll soon learn that guns are like peanuts....well you know the rest. I vote for the Beretta simply because of the weight,craftsmanship and performance but they are all good choices. As to the 9mm verses .45 question? I'll leave that one for the experts.

I quite like the grips on models 34 and 624.

Thanks again PB. I fully intend to have a set of Hogue rubber grips for any significant range time or travel as I do have some experience with Hogues and find them very comfortable. I have also fired a model 19 with Ahrends and while not practical for a long session at the range ,found them to be good for my grip.

If you're interested in the CZ start looking now,they have gained in popularity and is getting harder to come by to the point that CZ USA claimed not to be able to keep up with the demand even after ramping up production by a third. but then again that seems to be the case with all manufactures.

Thank you Gentlemen. I have narrowed my choices down to the Ahrends tactical with finger grooves or Hogue tactical if I get the 686 with a 4 inch barrel. Or the Altamont boot grip in super walnut or Hogue boot in rosewood if I'm lucky enough to find it with a 3 inch barrel. Mr Bob, I saw a post by you on another forum about the Hogue 2'nds auction site and browsed around but it appears that the offerings all seem to be of a lighter wood, Is that so? I took a chance and ordered a set of burl grips off of EBAY from an outfit in Thailand and was pleasantly surprised at not only the fit and finish but the quality of the burl,they now reside on the Taurus 605 and I am quite happy with the purchase.

The CZ 75 is a all steel gun in all of it's configuration and weighs in at over 2 lbs.Actually heavier that most 1911 platforms I understand.

It is going to be awhile between P2P's and sourcing the firearm but I intend to own a S&W 686 and as is the case I like to do my shopping before hand. I love wood grips on my guns and have scoured the internet to find the appropriate furniture for the 686 but as yet not sold on any. Yes.. I do realize that it will affect not only the comfort but usability of the gun but it is not the criteria at this time. Please show me your grips and steer me in the right direction.....

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I partially agree...some feel good measure will be enacted if for no other reason but to appease the uninformed,scared public.Is it going to be a drastic overhaul of the gun laws ,In an election year? Perhaps not but you can wager that both parties is gauging what they can pass without too much fall out and risk of the NRA whipping the conservatives into a frenzy. I think ammo and mag capacity is going to be targeted simply because it's an easy and obtainable goal. On a side note:I have resisted joining the NRA for various reasons but if there was ever a time to contribute to a cause and show our support it would be now. I signed up.

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Thank you....and now you must excuse me, I have to go fold my wife's panties

I am apparently among good company as a large percentage of this forum consider you the same judging by a number of responses to your inane and juvenile treads.You may be able to dazzle all your unsophisticated friends with tales of intrigue but most of us on this forum are not so easily fooled or impressed.