Worn_Holster

You missed out on the $500 German police turn-in P7 PSPs, and prices have returned to the $900 to $1000 range. I have had success on Gunbroker trolling for deals so don't jump at the first one that you see. Be patient and keep looking and deals will pop up. They are awesome pistols and you will love it.

I caught myself on a visual inspection (which I always do) loading .44 mag with W231 once. No amount of extra effort to be safe is over the top. Distractions while reloading can be dangerous.

We all know that criminals don't but their guns through legal channels, so universal background checks is total BS. Its just a list of gun owners to knock on their doors when its time to confiscate confiscate confiscate. To the OP, it would be nice if you had your take on what this article means to you. I find it is out of the Bloomberg handbook, and I am wondering why you posted it if you have nothing to say about its content.

Due to the volume of the rifles recalled, it could be a long time before you see your rifle again. I would have just installed another trigger and been done with it. I wish you good luck...

You can try, but most FFls won't go for the mis-match. Hustle over to your local PD and get your paperwork started on a new FID. Git 'er done and move on.

The Savage Mark II is a great value .22 rifle. If you add a Boyd's Tacticool stock and DIP bottom metal, you have one fine rifle. I put on a Bushnell 3200 10x Tactical scope pretty much because I got it for $120 new, or I would have gone for a SWFA SS scope instead. I use the Burris Signiture scope rings because they don't scratch the scope and the inserts give me an extra 20moa without having to buy another rail. I have a Nikon Prostaff 4x32 with the same rings to use if I want to plick at close targets.

Some people scoff at HK's; personally, I think that they are awesome. I would go with a USP Tactical .45, a very accurate, reliable, and dependable pistol. I'd go with an FN over a Glock hands down anyday. (photo courtesy of gunauctions.com)

Very comfortable holster...

I have the Quick Cuff Tactical Sling and it a very innovative design. I use a sling when hunting to give me more stability. I don't use a sling often at the range, except maybe when I shoot my Marlin 795.

6 in the tube, 6 on the side, and 1 in the pipe = uncompromised HD. I tried the Hogue pistol grip and it looked cool, but not really good for shooting more than 12ft.

The similarities between Ft. Hood and the State of NJ tells us that any of us could be the next victims here.

I am glad that I ditched my XMark Pro trigger a while ago...

Let's see here, in pistol calibers I have .22LR, 9mm Marakov, 9mm Luger, 45acp, .357 Mag, and .44 Mag. Why would you want to stick with only one caliber? Don't you like reveolvers? Some revolvers do come in 9mm Luger, but there are not the norm.

An 870 with 6- 2 3/4" 00 buck shot in the mag, 1 in the chamber, and 6 in the side saddle is how I roll with a shotgun for HD... and as far as pistols go, the H&K P7 PSP does it for me. I have no desire to mix the two.

This bill would strengthen the State’s current assault weapons ban by revising the definition of an assault weapon to include: rifles with detachable magazines and one military style feature; Does this mean that they hope to classify bolt action rifles with detachable mags and another feature such as a threaded muzzle as assault weapons?

Just trapping them with a have-a-heart trap is fairly effective unless there is already a large family present

You have a greater chance of picking up at least some valuable parts in a field grade mix master. It will likely be dog ugly, also, but you might get really lucky. I got a decent amount of WW2 parts on my 1/45 SA field grade that I picked up a couple of years ago. The Garand Guy swapped out all my period incorrect parts for ones that matched the 1/45 receiver.

Everyone needs a .44 Magnum...

Gone

Varget 1 pounders are in stock at the moment at http://store.thirdgenerationshootingsupply.com/browse.cfm/4,8023.html Git them while they are hot

I bought a Z24 5 years ago when they were plentiful and I I love it especially with the UTG reticle illuminator available for it. I don't know what they are running now, but the last that I looked they were around $500 or so. For the money, you won't find a scope with the same quality optics for that price, even if it is more than the $300 that they went for originally when they were everywhere. If you choose not to go with the military surplus scope, then RTG Parts has a really nice low profile picatinny rail that you can use to put whatever scope you want on for $29. http://www.robertrtg.com/store/pc/LOW-PROFILE-HK-SCOPE-MOUNT-27p1939.htm

In another state... A HK P7 PSP with a full mag and one in the pipe - the way they were designed to be carried.

I feel pretty safe in Denville, but only #34 on the list. The Denville Police are pro-2A in by opinion. I get the feeling that many of my liberal leaning neighbors are not gun owners. My young adult punk neighbor doesn't like the Denville PD because they have kicked the shit out of him on sevaral occasions. Bravo!

She was very polite and asked which county that I was calling from.

I just read this article in the Washington Times that describes a history of failure with the M4 the the govt has refused to do anything about... http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2014/feb/19/troop-left-to-fend-for-themselves-after-army-was-w/?page=1