Underdog

Get a G23 and a 9mm conversion barrel and some 9mm magazines...

It depends on your body type. A taller, well-proportioned individual would have an easier time conealing the G19. A small and/or overweight person would be better off trying to carry the G26. It would also depend on the concealment method and time of year, etc. A G19 is a more well-rounded gun, where a G26 is more of a specialist. But, throw a G19 magazine in there and you would be doing OK. Personally, if I was considering concealment as a premium, I would look into an Smith & Wesson M&P 9 Shield. But, the best answer would be to get both. I would actually like to get a G19 and grip chop and grip reduce it to a G26 and then get an assortment of magazines... but then I don't mind altering an Austrian piece of plastic.

That seems reasonable... Except why don't repeat offenders out on bail fall under this as well?

I think it is the most versatile Ruger currently made. I prefer the Ruger Sixes, though, especially the Speed Six. In particular I like the Postal Inspector Speed Six with the 3" barrel. The Sixes are sort of an in-between size between the GP100 and SP101, and I think they are better made than either of the two newer ones. They were largely discontinued because they were too costly to make, and because the the grip cannot be replaced like the newer models.

I think you should have two copies of your favorite defensive gun.

The Government and its lapdog media will certainly have blood on its hands. Although a progressive attorney is the judge on the case, and facts are not important to them... only an agenda.

The commentary on the George Zimmerman case gets edgy when those who know the facts argue with those who venture opinions. The facts that follow are the ones with which both the defense and the prosecutor must contend. If you are not familiar with the facts, check this out... Getting the Facts Straight in the Zimmerman Case

Why doesn't the ATF investigate the IRS, instead?

Yes, we need more RINOS stomping around the Garden State.

I think the NRA should send flowers.

Zimmerman may have not been near his vehicle when all this started. He may have been walking around and TM could have been between him and the vehicle. And TMs age should have little bearing on this. No way GS could have determined he was a cute kid. If it can be determined that Zimmerman's weapon was concealed and Martin initiated the confrontation then it should go in Zimmerman's favor, except there is potential for a biased judge to influence the outcome. And some elements of the media who may have helped invoke riots, ect. Should be held accountable for their actions.

Would a .22LR scout forward-facing mount with bipods be something handy?

Charter Arms Pit Bull revolver in 9mm Federal rimmed ammunition.

A biased judge has managed to keep practically all evidence harmful to Trayvon Martin out of the case -- but that didn't stop George Zimmerman's attorney from slipping a bombshell into the public record. Trayvon, George, and the Homeless Man Sounds like a delightful lawyer with a robe fitting of the American Utopia! Good Luck George.

Has anybody setup their 10/22 or 10/22 TD in a scout configuration with a bipod and a forward mounted scope. Can a pistol scope be used?

Is the APEX trigger kit the same for the .40 and 9mm models? Not ot hijack, but also, since this is a thread on the M&P, does the 9/40C w/ the Xgrip and a full-size magazine feel just about the same as the full-size grip? Or does it feel different?

French Mle. 35A... A forerunner to SIG and CZ... and the elusive 7.65x20mm (French "Longue" cartridge)

Happy with the Ruger Sixes... perfect size and indestructible, and good value... I like the Speed Six with the rounded grip.

Beretta 92A1 S&W M&P 9 or 9 Pro FS

Isn't he in the group Mayors with Mental Illness or something like that?

In NJ with having to wait months to get another handgun, you should be provided with a pistol permit on the spot so that you can replace the one that was taken as evidence (if it was a handgun used). I am not saying for the long arm of the law to pay for one, but if you weren't changed, then you should have that option granted to you given the delays in this state. A responsible gun owner should already have a backup gun. However, if a handgun was seized and you requested a permit, it should be granted. The only problem with that scenario is that in NJ, you would probably be charged with something... As far as seizing the other guns not involved in the crime, I cannot see any reason why that should be allowed or be an issue, etc.. If your car is taken as evidence, you might not be able to get another one, financially, but you can go and get one. You can also go and get a long gun immediately, but you would have to go to an out-of-state dealer to do that. I started this thread because I wanted to know if it was common practice to take all guns in an instant like that. If you aren't charged, it would seem to reason that the other ones locked away shouldn't even be cataloged.

Well, if that is true, then I have been inconvenienced by my lazy-ass local gun store because they couldn't bother to check.

There would be a better chance that they would limit you to one gun per each issued FID card, and make you get a new one every ten years.

Yes, apply for the first one after about 3.5 months of receiving the first permits, and then on six month increments thereafer.

Just make sure he doesn't use YOUR money to buy it.