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I am looking for a Bersa handgun in .22LR, either a model 22 or 23.

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Any pics of the bolt-action rifle?

I need a private sale fix, anybody?? Come on... who lives within 45 minutes of me and needs the cash? Any CZs, 1911s, Berettas, Glocks, Springfield Armory... Maybe I should get an AR and then I wouldn't have this problem.

Of course, and in my township, I can get them in usually a month, unless someone is on vacation. In fact, the last time I got them, they were aggravated because I didn't want the start date until after the current ones I had expired. They were that quick on the draw.

Already done that. It's just a loss when there are so many things I want and I have the cash for them. I looked at an M9A1, today, but I just couldn't do it for $670. I don't know which is worse... having one and not using it, or running out early... and then finding something you really want.

LOL. I was looking at a used Sig 239 at RSTP and a Ruger SR9C.

Now you can really take advantage of your AK! Now we have someone we can send our hi capacity mags to when we purchase something that comes with them. Imagine going into a store and walking out with two handguns on the same day...

Rats... its a sad day when you cannot use your handgun permit. Whose got something to sell me before midnight? Don't you just love New Jersey...

A bad day? I believe the man sold my gun to someone else and his attitude was "Oh well."

I guess I wasn't interested in it either when I dropped a couple hundred down on it.

Les is also an accomplished musician and author. The main reason he stopped doing Survivorman is because he almost died during one of the episodes and the show was truly taking a a toll on his body.

I think the key is that the guns are not moved, etc. unless your Grandmother has an FID. Technically, I think she cannot have custody of them unless she is legally allowed to own them, and she is not if no FID. There may be a time limit involved there, or it might be mute unless they are moved, etc.

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What is the trigger like on this? Does it accept new Savage magazines? How is the accuracy?

Nice! I guess the new sights worked out just fine... When are you going to build me one, Pop?

Can anyone knowledgeable with M&P9s tell me if there is anything to consider in choosing one, and which version to choose. I am probably most interested in one that might have about a 3.5 to 4" barrel, about the size of a G19 with that size grip. I am interested in barrel conversion possibilities, mag size, sights, etc. for consideration. I would also be interested in getting one that would take an Apex trigger upgrade. Please share your thoughts, experiences. Thanks!

Are the magazines expensive for the M&P22? Does it mirror the same exact action as the real deal?

Has anybody with one of the new Rugers had any problems or heard of some kind of recall?

Maybe he was telling the truth about the guns having a problem. After reading this and a thread on the Ruger forum I really don't know: http://www.waltherfo...r22-pistol.html I still should have gotten a phone call. If he had called me and told me ahead of time to let me know that it was recalled... I would have been disappointed, but it would have been easier.

No more of the SB for me. Three weeks ago I did an extensive search and located a Ruger SR22 that I wanted and put 1/2 of the cash down on it. At the time I was told that there were 2 or 3 in stock. I am at the end of my time for a renewed permit (180 days) and wanted to make sure everything worked out and lined up. At that time of putting the money down on the item, the exact date was figured out when I could pick up the item and that left me with a two or 3 day window before the permit was no longer usable. After committing myself, I basically passed up on some nice opportunities here on the forum. Well, I went down there today with permit in hand and the balance of cash and was told that the handgun that I had in my hand three weeks ago was not there and that it had to be sent back to Ruger for some problem because it was unsafe. He seemed to be very noncommittal on this after he had taken my deposit and basically he expressed that he thought that I could just wait a little longer and use the permit. I explained that I didn't have time left on it and that it already had been renewed. He didn't offer even an apology or anything for my frustration and trouble and didn't seem to care too much. I asked him promptly to return my money, which he did. And, I have to admit that I said some rather unpolite things that I wish I could take back and then l left saying I would never come back. I believe he sold my gun to someone else and that was why he didn't have it in stock, probably one of his police clientele that he fawns over. Either way, I should have definitely gotten a call when it was no longer in his shop, which I didn't. I've finally learned my lesson with this guy after giving him business on a few occasions, including one when I put a down payment on a gun and then went in at the agreed date and time to pick it up and he didn't have the pinned magazines for it, although the magazine was present when I put the down payment. Good luck to him!

Check out http://www.classicfi...s.co/Saiga.htm. Over the summer, they had stock Saigas for $299 and factory 10-round magazines (which would not work w/ a converted Saiga and which do not hold the bolt open), they were $9.99. Prices have increased, but they are still pretty good. You could probably get a transfer for about $55 if you shopped around for an NJ FFL, and you would have to pay their shipping fees. So, you are looking at about $450 for one with 3 magazines. You can also get the side scope mount, too. However, you would need to decide if you are going to keep it stock, or if you are going to convert it and see this carbine's potential. If you go with the .223 it will most certainly dent all of the cartridges. There are some fixes for the AK Kiss, though. I would probably go with the 7.62x39. It is versatile and ammo is cheap and it packs a greater punch than the .223. Stock Saigas are a little on the heavy side. Ones with 16 inch barrels may be more accurate, usually than the 20" due to the barrel flexing. They are certainly handier and make more sense considering the overall purpose/use of a Saiga.

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Skyland's Sport Shop in Augusta had one in stock for $375.