Underdog

I think Andover Hunt and Fish was getting them in.

My advice to you is pay a decent price for a used gun and buy from a private individual. You won't have to pay the additional fees that come with buying from a dealer, and you can leverage that to get a better gun. For example, you might be able to pickup a used Glock, M&P, Beretta, XD. And, if you buy a used gun at a decent price, you will be able to sell it for darn near what you paid for it if you choose to get something else that suits you, better. Buying new, you will be selling at a loss if you realize your initial choice wasn't right for you. And, if you get a used one, you might get upgrades/additions thrown in. it wasn't long ago that you could find a used Glock for $400-$450, or if you like the M9, maybe a Taurus 92, used. Out of your choices, try before you buy and see what you like the most. With SD9VE you can upgrade with M&P sights. Weaknesses are that it has a long trigger pull, needs Apex upgrade (Do you want to mess with your self defense gun?), and magazines are expensive. With the Ruger, magazines are expensive as well, and for most the external safety is a deal breaker. The both come from a company with good customer service. The Ruger would be slightly smaller. Better for concealment. The Smith might be better suited for NJs magazine capacities. And, there are prob. more holsters available for the Ruger.

Would love to get an Ithaca Model 37 in 20 guage, as I like that it is loaded from the bottom and it would work nicely for lefties...

Can anybody comment of the difference in the felt recoil between that and a S&W M&P Shield 40 and a Springfield XDS in .45?

Yes, I agree. Why would anyone that supports the 2nd AmenWho would want to shop at Who Brought the ....?

It would have to be my Taurus 66.

Ruger has a .22lr version of it's American Rifle.

I guess I will never get that Saiga 9mm.

I actually would prefer the Single Six over the Single 10. Less of a PITA to clean. Rimfire cylinders take some time to clean. As a matter of fact, I prefer the older Single Sixes without the upgraded transfer bar. That single-action trigger is much nicer in them. And, if you safely load them and keep the cylinder the hammer rests on empty, there should be no problems with safety. And, Ruger will upgrade to the New Single Six configuration for free. Still, unless you are going to do Cowboy-style shooting, I would suggest you consider a double-action .22LR revolver.

The ONLY thing lacking in a Glock is the Ergonomics, and everything else far outweighs that. I wish Glock had a single-stack line.

There are many resources that this debtor nation has including valuable land. A mass migration from say China would be more likely.

Sorry for your loss... M1 Carbine, I believe, is a named item and illegal in NJ.

Robber Brings Knife to Pizza-Delivery Heist…but Domino’s Guy Has a Gun“Preliminary evidence in the case demonstrates that the intended victim of the robbery acted in self-defense while being robbed by a violent criminal who was armed with a knife." Could this also have been the son of Barry who was just looking for some pan pizza?

Yes, his Grandfather can will them to him. Pretty sure he doesn't even have to list each one in the will. Otherwise, they would go to his Grandmother (if she is still alive). She could will them to him, or he could get pistol permits and receive them. You would have to check out the laws as to the succession of items in a will. They might go from Grandmother to say his father, etc. And, it's probable that he would not need permits if they were willed at the time of a death, but permit would be needed any other time. I would suggest looking up the laws and/or talking with an attorney. Definitely should get FID. It's probably a good idea to have a will in place, anyway.

A celebrated forum member once told me that the weakness in the 9mm 1911s is the magazines. Perhaps others on here can elaborate. I'd still consider getting one, maybe the STI Spartan, or, if Ruger starts producing an SR1911 in 9mm. What do you want this gun for? How will it fit with what you already have? If you want a purely defensive handgun, then I would stick with the Glock. If you already have a good defensive handgun, then maybe expand to another platform, such as a 1911.

It is amazing, the excrement we share this planet with... Student Randomly Shot Dead by Gang of Teens Just ‘For the Fun of It’, Police Say Maybe because the alleged perpetrators are minors, we know nothing about them. Maybe its good that these teenagers get no publicity. Not wanting to turn this sad thing into anything political, but where is the outrage for this boy?

Ruger 77/22 or Savage Mark II

What about a Smith 625, or the Nightguard 325NG?

That's right. We're arming the M. Brotherhood with centerfire rounds.

I think the IRS is stockpiling it. The excess was sent out to our allies to arm them.

This is exactly what I want to do, as I am not sure if i want to remain with Verizon, although I have been generally happy.

Thanks for all of your tips... As an unrelated question, can you convert a verizon phone over to prepaid, or are they different phones/setups, etc?

Does anybody have ideas on the best place to buy a replacement Verizon phone, just a plain phone without any bells and whistles? And, any thoughts on a model.

Welcome from Newton!

Awesome. I have been looking for a Marlin for over 10 years.