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If you had to, for a few hours, probably. You could also turn a fan on the generator to help dissipate exhaust fumes, though it will still stink up things and probably find a way into the house. It's really just a lawnmower; if you wouldn't run a lawnmower there, don't run a generator there.

Sent my 912 to CZ to fix the double-feed issue and I just got it back last week before the storm, so I've been itching to give it a proper shake down. Anyone interested in meeting up sometime in the next month or two, I'm in. Should have car situation sorted by then (lost it in the storm). I had a blast last time and I'll donate a few extra boxes of clays and will probably have a thrower by then, because I'm ready to shoot some things again.

Had a great time last time and was scheduled to bring some friends, but Sandy ruined my plans. I'm out as well - have fun everyone else.

Heard from friends in the city: basically, don't go unless you really, really must. Bloomberg said on the radio that police recruits are directing traffic.

I have a G34 Gen 4.Trigger is a bit spongy, but that's a Glock trigger for ya... shot other mods but I kept mine stock because they didn't seem any better, only different, as other posters said. Not saying there is no reason for modifications - we all have preferences - I'm just curious. Is there something in particular you don't like about it?

From the article: "In 2010, she was found guilty of resisting arrest and of interfering with state wildlife officials who had been attempting to tranquilize a bear and change its radio collar batteries on Oct. 8, 2008, in Vernon. She was sentenced in July 2010 to one year of probation and $1,250 in fines."

Question - is it that she can't rack the slide, or has no interest? If spouse has no interest in learning to shoot a semi, chances are she will have no interest in learning to shoot a revolver, either. My advice is to ask her.

UN Arms Treaty Special Operations Gun Confiscation Force, doing deep reconnaissance into the United States in advance of the November election.

CZ pistols are great. I have a CZ-75 BD - PM if you want to meet up.

To be serious and to the OP, I don't think forums reach the public and change people's minds, though I do think forums are a place where people with common interests can meet up. From there, they can plan events like the Shotgun Shoot, the "First Shoot" or any of the dozens of other club events going on. Those events, plus every newbie who comes here saying, "I'm thinking about getting a gun, how do I get a permit?" and twelve months later is saying,"I just competed in my first match!" - that to me is the best education and real-world impact of these forums. And sometimes it's fun to start a 9 vs 45 argument just because.

For me, the first one. NJGF is stitch & b***h for gun nuts

Apologies, didn't realize that. I had a 500 field for a while, and because everyone makes a thousand aftermarket parts for the 500, I just assumed somebody made a field barrel for the 590. Still, you got lots of options - have fun picking out something.

For $2000 can get you pretty much anything... you could get a field barrel (26" or 28" with a vent rib) for the 590 and some chokes for a few hundred total. I shot the M2 and it was pretty sweet - also within your price range. If you've got funds also pick up a few thousand rounds; save some money in the long run.

Watching it live now. I was following it earlier this week, too. Pretty incredible.

Don't think you'll find one - retail shops low-ball you because they're gambling that the gun might not sell for years (if ever) so until it does, they carry the loss. It agree it sucks but I like they say, its business, not personal. We did an estate sale for a deceased relative recently using an estate agency. They did all the cataloging, advertising and sales, and found lots of junk that when added up was worth several thousand - junk like old magazines - we would have thrown everything away or dumped it cheap. How big a collection - 10 or 1,000?

I'm one other Pat - with the Vette (although I drive a Subaru) and the CZ shotguns. It was great to put some screennames to faces. Aaaaaaand now I'm shopping for an over/under, thanks.

I had a great time - thanks to everyone who came out, and also to everyone who threw clays and let other people shoot their guns - who knew you could have so much fun shooting in Jersey?

I have my hunting license also - I'm going to be there around 8:45. To second what RF said, the WMAs are one of the few (or only) firearm-related things Jersey does right, so it's on all of us to be safe. Full summary of the rules here, but in general: No handguns of any caliber No center fire rifles (only muzzle-loaders, .22 and .17 on the rifle range) Buck and slugs at the rifle range Birdshot at the shotgun range All that said, I haven't shot clays in eight months so I'm very, very excited - thanks for organizing this.

So shot them and they work just as advertised. No complaints here. I'll have to check that out - thanks. I've had a set of Talons on a different gun, and agree, they're great.

I'd love to join the party. I can bring two CZ semi-autos, a 912 and a 720, plus a case of ammo for each. And I'll pick up some clays as well.

Also, they are NOT "Gunsmiths." Gunsmiths are individuals who study the craft of firearms. When you bring your gun to a gunsmith, you pay for their skill, experience and expertise. These guys are no more gunsmiths than the guy who pumps your gas is an "automobile engineer."

First, some quotes from Cody Wilson, the guy who started this idiocy project to print a useless and unsafe gun: 1) "How do governments behave if they must one day operate on the assumption that any and every citizen has near instant access to a firearm through the Internet? Let’s find out," - Cody Wilson 2) “You don’t need to be able to put 200 rounds through it. It only has to fire once. But even if the design is a little unworkable, it doesn't matter, as long as it has that guarantee of lethality.” - Cody Wilson Also, look at these guys and read this article, from Forbes. I think these are cheap theatrics, and I'd rather give all my money to the Wounded Warrior Project than give a cent to these trolls.

They're serious jerks. Wouldn't spend money there even if they had good prices. Which they don't.

Just got a new set of decal-style grips from Tractiongrips (http://www.tractiongrips.com). Received a nice e-mail from the owner with my order and here they are on my G34 gen 4. Love shooting my Glock but after 30 minutes or so at the range, plastic can get slippery, so I was looking for options. Haven't gotten to shoot with them yet, but I'll do so this week and post my thoughts. I know there are other tape options, but eight bucks, free shipping, small company, figured it was worth a try. I don't know the owner or business, so I have no stake here, though I wanted to share this with all of you. Pulitzer-prize winning photographs below.

Same thing happened to me at the same store, on a Marlin during the $25 rebate deal last year. Mildly annoying, but I just set them on the counter and turned my license upside down and set it on top of the ID card, and purchased the rifle then got my rebate. Marlin 795, $100, brand new. If it's such a big deal, find a shop that, when you walk in and say, "I'd like to look at..." they have five models on the counter before you can finish your sentence. That's why Caso's is my go-to place.