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Where can I find information on 15 round magazines for the M&P9 full size?? EDIT: I was pointed in the right direction, thanks.

1. Application type. Initial FID with 2 permits. 2. Police Department where you applied. Pemberton Twp PD 3. Name of the person you dealt with at the PD. Two different people at the records counter. 4. Time taken to issue FID and/or permit. 36 Days (8/2/11 - 9/7/11) 5. Documents required by the PD (aside from the standard application and the mental health release form). Nothing Additional 6. Notes - anything pertaining to the application process (unforeseen difficulties, chief of police calling your home, you hiring an attorney, etc.). No issues and no hassle to the references or employer.

Thanks for this laugh!! I needed it today.

Sorry, I couldn't modify from my itouch for som reasons. I was referring to the Sigmas in my last reply.

I wish saltwater tanks were that cheap. You say you could have got a nice 1911?? I could have got myself a nice car. Hahahaha! Anyways, back on track here. I know that a lot of poeple had problems with the trigger pull. Was this fixed with the newer SD models?

Hi point pistols remind me of cordless drills when they have magazine extentions in them. Hahaha. From the vids that I have seen, you can beat the hell out of them and they still function.

Only a 75 gallon here. Still a money pit though.

Is it just me? Or am I the only one that would gladly jump through those hoops with a smile JUST to show them that those tactics wont work?

Just 2 for now. I have another hobby that empties my wallet....a saltwater fish tank.

I know. It's like an information overload in the brain when getting your first. I will let my hands decide. (I hope)

Holy shnikies!! That sucks. Hope it turns up.

Does S&W make 14/15 round mags for the SD9? Standard is 10.

Thanks. I appreciate and value everyone's opinions. I do plan on trying as many as I can before purchase. Another question....or twelve. Is it possible to narrow down to those that have 14 round magazines without going to a 40? With most 9mm having 10 round magazines (that I have seen), I would think more money would be spent on extra magazines to change more often (and load)at the range. Any way to avoid without goint to a .40? With ammo costs, is it worth spending more money on a few extra magazines for a 9 and having to change more often? Or is it worth going the 40 with 14 rounds route with having to purchase less magazines? I hope this makes sense.

It's funny that you mentioned the SD9, I was just looking at the "Home Defense Kit". From what I could see, the SD9 only comes in 10+1 and 16+1 magazines? Why not a 14+1?

As I sit here in wait for my FID and P2P's to come through (should be by the end of the month), I have been researching as to which handgun will be my first purchase. I have narrowed it down to 9mm but that is as far as I have gotten. I HATE making decisions like this when there is so much to choose from. As of now, I have my heart set on a Springfield XDM 9mm compact. HOWEVER, I would love some more suggestions that are in the $400-$550 (or below) range. It will be for both home security and range time. Thanks

I don't know how you did it. Too hot for me. I can't wait till fall kicks in. I got the pic you sent. How did you guys do? What did dad bring?

yes it is. I pass it twice a day for work in Cream Ridge.

I have been a lurker of this site for quite some time and have done a ton of reading before deciding to join this site. It's nice to know that there is a place just for us. I have learned a lot and am in the process of getting my ID. Pemberton Twp is good on the 30-40 day process time for everything. Looking forward to getting to know some of you.