Underdog

I want a mental health check and background check for the Czar-in-Chief, Biden, and all of these politicians. Oh, and where did all of the 75 watt lightbulbs, go, now in the stores?... Better stock up on 60 watt bulbs and toilet paper to handle all of this $hit. I'm not a birther, but, by the way, where is that birth certificate? I want the full background of this president to see if he is qualified to community organize from the White House. Surely, the President of the United States and the likes of his that have infiltrated every area of the governent, surely, they should have a background check. With all the crying, I definitely think Boehner needs one. Prince Harry couldn't possibly pass one. Lets have a database of politicians that record scandals. Every time they run for office, they have to pass it. I want every instance recorded. And, I think there should be a license that needs to be issued for Teleprompters. I am not opposed to the 1st Amendment, but there has to be some governmental regulation. Additionally, lets get rid of the Secret Service. Let Obama use Pelosi for protection, instead. She should scare away any violent thugs.

So, who got someone to join the NRA this week? Or, the NJ2AS?

Is anyone familiar with and has some thoughts on the SIG 1911 Fastback Carry and/or Nightmare Carry?

Here are some thoughts... Get a Glock 23 and a conversion barrel for 9mm and pickup some 9mm magazines ... You will have the benefit of both calibers. You can also pick-up Glock 22 magazines that would give you 15 rounds of .40S&W, and if you really want to diversify, pickup a .357 SIG barrel, too. All you woulld need is an AA .22LR conversion kit and you would have a gun that can shoot .22LR, 9mm (and lead variety as well), .40S&W, and .357 SIG. Next, I would pickup a .22LR pistol or revolver. Get one that will emulate on of your existing guns. Next, get some kind of 1911 in .45 ACP. And. lastly, get a Ruger or Smith & Wesson .357 Magnum revolver. I would get whatever you like and whatever shoots well. There might be some wisdom in getting smaller-capacity handguns, or handguns in non-military calibers.

I should be able to attend as well.

I don't remember seeing this on the forum. Parents might want to check this out. You get what you pay for! 11 year old tests trigger locks

S&W M&P 22

Henry V is awesome.

The TALO version with the 5.5" barrel is my favorite. The V notch sight in the rear seems to be nicer with the standard patridge-type sight. And a blued Ruger Mark II w/ a bull barrel is also very nice. Marginally slightly heavier than the Hunter with the fluted barrel and a Mark II can use a Mark III magazine but not vice a versa. I don't know if Ruger is supporting the Mark IIs anymore, though.

American gun owners need to stand together. The Leftist judges and politicians do not care how much is invested. They would melt all of our guns right now and find a way to fine/tax us on the transaction. Additionally, the investment isn't, in my opinion, as important as the freedom to own and the fact that these things were bought and paid for and owned legally. In this ridiculous state I would make sure you keep all dated receipts of magazines.

He didn't look like King Bloomturd, did he?

Welcome, fellow Sussex County resident.

I believe that that G34 is dangerous. It wouldn't have happened with a GEN3. Do you want to sell it? My son, Reload, Reload and Squib no more. Also, if you happen to show up at my range with your homemade goods, let me know so I can pack up. Seriously, hopefully, everyone on this forum can learn from this. Did you check the weight of each of your rounds when you were done? Perhaps that is what happened with that .357 revolver at the Easton Fish and Game a while back.

Check Ramsey's Outdoors. I've been trying to find an M&P 9 Pro w/ a 4" barrel and/or an M&P 9C as I have permits coming in soon (I hope). My town is usually pretty good at this, but with the recent events, who knows. I cannot seem to locate one, either.

Everything will be banned, eventually, unless we stand up for our rights, collectively. Each member of this forum should bring 5 new members to the NRA (and the NJ Second Amendment Society) if possible, in the new year.

For an all-round gun, I am very pleased with the M&P 22 and it has become a favorite. I don't think you can go wrong with any of the Ruger's, either. For versatility, I would get the Ruger 22/45 Lite (or the 22/45 Black Lite if I could find one), and for durability, I would look at a Ruger Mark II stainless in mint condition with a bull barrel (or Mark III if you like the mag release button and hole in the side of chamber for round indicator). The SR-22 seems to be quite reliable, and I cannot say I wouldn't want to have one for plinking, but, given the choice between it and a second M&P 22, I would probably go with the M&P, unless I could readily carry, then the smaller .22 might be nice for that. But, I have the most fun with the S&W M&P 22 and like it enough I would like to get a second. If I knew it had long-term reliability and durability, I would probably trade all of my other 22s and just hold onto it. I like the ergonomics so much on it that now I want a full-size M&P. The only things that could be better on it is if it had interchangeable back straps and more durable sights. I haven't read this whole thread and I saw your title, but a nice .22 revolver might also be a thought if durability is paramount. Other thoughts would be a Beretta 87 Cheetah or a CZ 75 Kadet.

I would have probably had preferred all dark wood such as the darker half of your grip, say American Walnut, but after seeing these on your gun, I'd say they look very nice. How are they in terms of thickness?

I still cannot find a CZ 75B Limited... been searching for two years.

I'm a big fan of Ithacas as well. I'd still go with a used Mossberg 500, and preferably look for the versatile Security/Field Combo that comes with two barrels... a defensive barrel and a 28" barrel to be used for hunting, etc. However, if I was in the market for a shotgun and found a good priced Remington, I would be equally happy with that one. Check out the Mossberg TR500 Thunder Ranch.

This isn't a us verse them thing in my mind. We are all Americans. But, if there was no immediate threat... the mere presence of guns to me is not an immediate threat, then having the guns leveled at unarmed individuals seems wrong. And, it is an unnecessary firearms safety violation. And, it would be wrong for you to willy nilly handcuff and ask questions, later. Try being a peace officer. It seems the LEOs are much more paranoid of the private citizen than vice e versa. It sounds like paranoia has taken over from REAL training. There was no need for a SWAT team in full gear. Now, as an additional thought... in a normal world it might have been courteous for the home owner to waylay fears by calling up and letting his local PD know he would be shooting on his own private property that day and the respectful PD would have responded courteously as well. As I have said time and time again, when someone wears the badge he has to live up to a higher standard just as when a private citizen is concealed carrying (where applicable). It seems that those officers were inviting an incidence to occur. I have to tell you, standard procedure or not, if I am a lawful citizen going about my ordinary day and firearms are pointed at me for no just cause (I was not an immediate threat and/or provoking, etc.), then I would not be happy. As written, the officers over-reacted and acted poorly. Oh, and it would seem the police were the aggressors in this scenario. Instead of looking for trouble and thinking everyone is guilty until proven otherwise, keep the peace.

She has done quite well as an armed US Senator. I didn't know government jobs were so lucrative.

Would only be in trouble if the LEO had an attitude because a gun was pointed at him while the citizen that pays him was sorting things out upon seeing an armed, identified intruder moving toward him. This would be open to the police discretion and would probably go bad for the homeowner, although it shouldn't have to end that way. What would the LEO do if someone was walking up his driveway with a gun? Wait inside and lock the door and wait for backup?

I usually never go, but wanted to see what things would be like in this environment. I was there as well and it was incredibly crowded and expensive.

I am beginning to believe that the majority of Americans will not and cannot be responsible for their actions whether they are LEO friendlies, impolite and reactionary neighbors, common thugs, repeat offenders, attorney's-at-large, politicians, private citizens... that coupled with increased power in the hands of some is a dangerous prospect... It's time to fully accept and relish in nanny-statehood and obedience, and the conditioning that goes along with it.

I think I will watch Christmas Vacation, tonight.