Underdog

New Yorkers and their LEOS got what they bought and paid for, Statist $hit. Any troopers that go against the US Constitution and enforce these laws are no better than the sludge that put them in place and would no longer be able to call themselves Americans. Just as the people need to stand up for their rights, the sheepdogs do, too. Nothing is ever easy and we all need to make sacrifices for our freedoms. That said, the people need to support the LEOS that do the right thing.

I did an extensive search to find outlets in NJ that would provide/promote opportunities for private sales and found the site.

GEN4s have a rougher texture to them. They also have the different size backstraps, which, depending on your hand size, could make a difference. The slides and some of the parts are not interchangeable. The GEN4 is cut out a little under the pistol guard which allows you to get a slightly higher grip on the gun and a lower bore axis, which I also like. Personally, given the two, I prefer the GEN4. However, the GEN3 is perfectly acceptable, and if I was able to legally carry in this state, I might prefer it, as the GEN4 is kind of like shark skin, and it can be irritating to the hand if shooting for a long time. As far as growing pains, both Glocks are probably equally reliable at this point. Of course the GEN3 has been around longer. For under a $100 difference, I would easily prefer and upgrade to the GEN4. If I could get a used GEN3 in very good condition for a good price, I would certainly consider it, though. Or, if I was going to get a GEN4 and use it with the middle size back strap the difference wouldn't be enough to get the one over the other. I also like the less shiny finish on the GEN4 as well, but, I would happily get a GEN3. Lastly, a GEN4 is suppose to have a lower recoil, due to the different spring setup. In my book, it is not that significant.

I don't think the Maverick has the safety in the same location as the 500. The 500 is nice because of the safety on the tang. Also, there are more barrels and spare parts out there for the 500 than the 590 which might be of interest. I'd get a 500 and spend the extra money than on the Maverick. As was mentioned, the field/security combo is a great deal. Another nice gun would be to get your hands on an older Ithaca Model 37. The new Ithacas defensive shotguns look pretty sweet as well. The old Stevens M77 that were used in Vietnam are also quite rugged and work horses. And, you cannot beat an older Remington 870 Wingmaster if you can find one. The Mossberg 500 Persuader is a nice gun. In particular, I like the marine finish tactical one.

Went to the gunshow in Mount Bethel, PA, today and value-pack bricks of .22LR were going for $50.

Get the Glock.

Too much of this is happening to be coincidence. Let me just say, though, that anyone that is pro-choice should not have a problem with what this man did. It's too bad he didn't do it at the UN General Assembly meeting or something.

I don't like this one, even though it could work, because I don't want to mess around in any of the space inside the trigger guard unless systems are a go. The other is more costly, a permanent modification, and a training issue, this seems to me a potential safety issue breaking one of the critical rules.

Whatever! I have no reason to modify "perfection" LOL, but if I wanted a safety on the world's premiere piece of exotic Austrian plastic for whatever reason, I'd do it and I'd never look back. And don't worry, my kids don't touch or have access to tenifer and friends. Even with the express awareness of the permanent frame chop and the complications it could give if God forbid it was ever needed and all the autonomic responses kicked in. I would resign myself to train with it forevermore and happily or was it to boldly go on with my big bad self (yes I know you should not split an infinitive). I'd still have the world's best combat brick, but with a safety. Oh, and a Glock with a safety added is still better than an FN, Beretta, CZ, or SW MP, etc. By the way, I drink ice tea and not Koolaid. My only advice is to do it if you want to, but maybe get to know the unmodified platform, first, and as OS hinted at respectfully keep your nose clean.

If you want the safety, get it. It will forever alter the Glock frame and many would not consider buying it if you sell it. I would have considered it if it came stock when buying my Glock. With children or if someone tried to disarm you it would be just one extra layer. But, with the proper handling care and training, etc. I have come to the conclusion that it is not needed. Still, if I was going to get an M&P, I would prefer one with the manual safety, as it is sort of 1911ish.

Put it up on blocks in the basement with flooding.

I am a fan of Glocks for what they are No koolaid just objective analysis. However, after shooting an M&P 22, with the exceptional ergonomics , I really want to get an M&P 9 full size, now. The 22 version is accurate, dependable, and arguably the most fun out there.

The potential for seizure of firearms upon arrest has great capacity to be abused, as well as the mental health areas. For those of you that are sitting back and saying, "Yes, this isn't too bad." You will continue to get what you deserve through the incrementalism of the State in finding new laws to pass against the 2nd Amendment. Christie can only move in the wrong direction with this panel's recommendations.

Isn't Missouri the Show-Me State? If I was a Missouri gun owner, I would be looking into a class-action law suit.

Avoid getting any contempt of court charges. I suggest that you do not disrespect the judge. That being said, I personally know someone who was asked during jury selection by the judge if he would be able to reach a verdict and find someone guilty. He answered "yes", but then asked if he could ask the judge a question. With a smirk the judge allowed it. He asked that if the jury did come to a guilty verdict would the judge then actually give the guilty person a suitable sentence. He was dismissed by the judge, but made to show up the rest of the week and sit there all day in the lounge as an "alternate" juror.

Be pleasant to her and show her you are in control of your temper, etc. Do not talk about and/or rub guns in her face all of the time. Do not talk about politics with her. It's not worth it. But, get her a gift certificate to a shooting range for Mother's Day. Make sure its transferable, though.

For the public good, I heard Biden and Chris Matthews will glad sit on it.

The We have to control the dialogue. I think I know what you mean, here, but It isn't that "We" mistakenly "blame" the tools or that we accidentally overlook the mentally sick people. In fact, the mentally ill are expediently ignored, as well as the career criminals, and the tools are deliberately used as a scapegoat in order to further a political agenda.

There is not enough details to make judgement on this unless I missed something. Who's gun was it? Was it legally owned? Where the family members officers, druggies, or what? Was the gun found in the home, or perhaps it was in the yard? Who was watching the children? There is just too much that is not included in the story.

On Saturday, April 13th, there will be an event from 2-4 on the Newton Green (at the Square in front of the old Courthouse building) in Sussex County. This is part of several rallies around New Jersey hosted by the NJ Tea Party Caucus. Patriots please come out and show your support for our God-given rights, and to see how you can make a difference... To live To worship freely To speak freely To assemble freely To a free press To own property and enjoy the fruits of our labor To raise our children as we see fit To self defense To be secure in our homes To be innocent until a jury considers otherwise

Yep, and he's out on bail. I wonder if he has had a mental health check? Maybe he was attempting to follow some advice from Biden and he got door and floor mixed up.

+1 for the Glock... I would be looking for a Glock 30S. Or get a Smith& Wesson 625 and master that trigger. If you already like S&W M&P, why not one in .45 ACP? The trigger isn't as nice as the 9mm, but its not too bad.

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Has King Bloomsturd commented, yet? He has a lot to say about everything else. Has he sent some of his NYC detectives to check out his alleged illegal pervert buddy a couple states over? That should be a mandatory sentence, but given Schiliro's elite status, the mayor of Marcus Hook will probably plea bargain down. I wonder if Unconstitutional Dipshit Elitists Against the People will come out with a statement other than just kicking him out. It's too bad he either didn't get training from the NRA, or he was too busy checking out someone else's package to pay attention to firearms safety. I demand a mental health check as well, whether or not he is found guilty. And, the officer should also be charged with something as I doubt it is standard procedure to bring his boss some donuts. My advice to the Mayor is to contact Menendez on advice on how to skirt the law and keep pervert tendencies in check. Actually, maybe he was trying to get arrested so that he could go to jail to meet Bubba.

Teaching is largely a liberal and political world. It attracts and promotes individuals much like Hollywood that promote an agenda.