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Nice pistol! I like the SS with that grip combination. What material are those grips? I considered a 10mm in a 1911 format. Didn't get one... yet. For now it's a Glock 40 MOS.

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This is true. The FBI might say .40 S&W is a Soy Boy's 10mm.

I like 10mm.... cause it's 10mm! Although it's pricey even now compared to 9mm. Almost twice as much.

BTW, did you notice this: 57K 'gun registrations'? That has to refer to handguns at least, and I think there's definitely more than that purchased in this state since purchase permits were required, resulting in 'registration'. And what's the difference between 'permits' and 'registrations'? These are ATF numbers, and they may not at all be accurate, or have the same definitions as New Jermany.

I posted it because all the opinions were from people involved in law enforcement. And if their opinions are accurate, it means the legal treatment of anyone in NJ who uses deadly force will indeed be prejudiced. Which should stir up a shit storm. Since NJ is a progressive stronghold I'm sure that article didn't surprise many of us. And this community's members are probably not the ones who should be reading it. But we should be well aware of what we're up against.

This article has opinions from a variety of sources. Overall they seem to be pretty accurate. One thing I think they all agree on is New Jersey puts most of the legal burden on the victim. How nice. When you can use a gun in NJ to defend your home or self (nj1015.com)

NJ has among lowest gun ownership in U.S. (nj1015.com)

As @ESB noted above, he was referring to the transition (arf!) from Other to Rifle, and not specifically and exclusively to the pistol brace. I also think he was describing doing a lot more to the Other than removing the brace to convert it to a rifle. My point was that removing the pistol brace and retaining it, while the pistol is in your possession, leaves you open to be charged with constructive intent.

I did just that with a Sig P229 in .40 cal. Bought the .357 Sig conversion kit and it works like a champ. BTW the mags are interchangeable, as stamped on their bodies.

That's fine. But he still omitted that fact that having a pistol brace and the firearm it came from in proximity to each other and in your possession makes you liable for a charge of constructive intent. I leave it to you to determine what 'proximity' means. (I chose that word. It's not ATF speak.)

I have a five gallon bucket of sand next to the safe. When loading or unloading the muzzle is pointing at the bucket.

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In a multitude of instances this has absolutely been the case. Imagine if Kyle Rittenhouse or George Zimmerman had had a few beers or a joint before going 'on duty'. Fortunately they didn't. But their 'punishment' is not even over yet.

Thier shipping on a case of that 9mm to NJ is $21.61 via Fedex. ($30.31 via UPS) So the CPR delivered is .261. Stil competitive. If you're pinching pennies the TSUSA case price is .259/round delivered. If you're a Prime Ammo member it's .238. Via Ammo Seek I found .217/round. CCI Blazer Brass 9mm 115gr FMJ, 1000 Rounds (southerndefense.com) However their shipping is... (wait for it) $72.46 That brings the delivered cost to .289/round. The moral of the story is: pay attention to shipping.

You need to get out more. In other news...

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My Bacon Centric friend said he would have garnished his with bacon bits.

Since he was leaving on a private plane, I assume he arrived on one. So they didn't catch him on the way in, but on the way out.

I'm not going to start a whole thread on this, so I'll put it here. The defensive use that never happened. NASCAR star sentenced to over 3 years in Mexican prison after gun mishap - TheBlaze When you're sentenced to three years in prison but don't have to serve it, it's nice.

Eight O'clock regular medium beans. Just bought a Mueller grinder to properly prep beans for the French Press to go with it. Mrs. 45Doll is to coffee as I am to firearms. They have to be good. So I the Domestic Engineer remain on the hunt. I have to say the most amazing coffee either of us ever had was Douwe Egberts. But hard to find, very expensive, and the 'coffee pots' to brew it were astronomically expensive. And I'm talking about the professional line for restaurants etc. It's frozen pre-brewed blocs, and the 'pots' basically just add hot water. You can call for anything from one cup to a whole pot. The point of the method (for restaurants at least) is there's no waste. Reminded me of drinking premium hot chocolate.

I was just thinking: what's the difference between a short barreled rifle and a long barreled pistol? Caliber?

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