JayWilling

My wife is a realtor in the Cape May County area, if that's of any help.

I have a Sig GSR I bought about 6-7 years ago that I shoot better right out of the box than my Colt Gold Cup Trophy. I can't imagine you would have any complaints about either one, except that the S&W you are talking about is more "traditional style 1911" than the Sig you're talking about. If you could hold them both that would be ideal. I think you're good either way.

YAhahahaha! Any little good news in NJ is BIG good news. A crumb means a lot to a starving man. Can't wait to read it. THank you again for your efforts!

You can also check out load data on powder MFR websites. I use Titegroup a lot so I go on the Hodgdon website and get lots of load info there. Handgun reloading is more forgiving than rifle loading. Between published start loads and max loads it's pretty hard to screw up, even ignoring all of the other parameters. The biggest problem you can have is double charging a cartridge, and damaging or blowing up your gun. Second biggest is missing a charge, where your primer goes off and leaves a bullet in your barrel. Third is under charging where your gun maybe doesn't cycle properly.

I don't know how they arrived at their conclusions but it's absolute trash. I help run a pistol shooting night at my club, open to the public twice a month. Literally, EVERY night there is at least one new gun owner...and they just KEEP COMING! There is no way that 3% is buying all the guns. There's a huge surge just in female gun owners. This is another example of social engineering run amok.

NRA really would have nothing to do with it. From what little I read it was filed by the VA gun rights group that were portrayed deceptively in the film. Straight up libel, I think.

NICE!!! Couric & Co hit with defamation lawsuit. http://bearingarms.com/bob-o/2016/09/13/breaking-katie-couric-sued-12-million-defamation-anti-gun-documentary/

I reload my own and have very few problems, plus I have something to do when it's too nasty to go to the range. Any remanufactured ammo I've bought have always had problems. I see a lot of trouble with remanufactured ammo at our club's open pistol night too. Safety Officer redline when someone is having trouble with every third round.

Welcome Mr. Rullo! If we can get a majority of NJ gun owners interested we can get you in the Governor's Office and take back our state. You have my vote.

I got the same letter. Here is my reply to this dickbag. "With all due respect, your reply is more of the same lip service Democrats pay to law abiding NJ gun owners. The Governor’s action is necessary because Democrats in the legislature will not seriously discuss the Constitutional rights of citizens. If the Democratic leadership did not bend and break legislative rules and stifle opposition while it continues to impose more draconian gun control on law abiding citizens, obviously there WOULD be some conversation on compromise legislation. Instead you have attempted to codify this “Justifiable Need” debacle. Restricting the right of law abiding citizens to concealed carry a weapon for their protection does not in any way lessen the chance of career criminals stealing firearms. With regard to A2605, the only reason there IS “a presumption of non-incarceration for theft of a firearm” is because government, yourself included, decline to prosecute gun crime by repeat offenders. Gun charges are usually the first item to be bargained away in the plea process. Your position does not represent the safety and well being of law abiding NJ citizens."

Got out to the range with this piece the last two days. First time I took American Eagle 22 and Thunderbolt. My SIL and I had major issues with the gun not going into battery and several miscellaneous problems. Not sure what was going on. Brought it home, cleaned it real well, etc. Today I took it out again and ran 135 rounds of American Eagle through it with no issues at all. I have heard endless complaints about Thunderbolt, but I've never had any issues shooting it in our Golden Boy. Pistol doesn't seem to like it a bit, though. I'm thinking something might have been out of whack inside too, just too many various issues. Seems to be working perfectly now though.

Got a few of the same letters as above...all we can do is try.

Does the thread protector have to be pinned and welded too?

I have a Mossy 500 12 ga. I put a Phoenix adjustable recoil reducing stock with integral pistol grip on it. If you pull it into your shoulder the recoil is greatly reduced. For HD you probably want the shortest barrel you can get away with, and aiming down the barrel is probably going to be just as good as a red dot in interior residential situations. Something else to consider if you want to mount something....perhaps a laser or tight beam flashlight. That would allow you to fire quickly without bringing the gun up to sight level.

Curious...what do you propose for the threaded barrels?

DONE

Don't forget SAPPA...I was wondering if, since the courts have made some moves in relation to SAPPA, if Christi decided to get on the right side of this thing, seeing as how he's a named defendant.

Just picked up a Victory last night. I haven't fired it yet but I did break it down and check for debris/cleanliness and oiled it. I'm really impressed with the simplicity and the features you get for the money. List price is $409, and you'll probably pay that right now because they are scarce at the moment.

I have read the whole update and I applaud your "Court-smart" approach and persistence. Hopefully Judge Shipp will get some justice, and this new jurist is one of integrity. All you can ask for is a fair shot. Thank you so much for the continuing effort.

I saw a comment on another blog that she is trying to attract Hillary's attention, hoping for that SCOTUS spot when she gets in. Hillary DOES like them young-ish and Hot-ish... maybe that's true.

Following this, I don't know how to feel about the fact that I checked the box that said, "No, I don't need a gift".

I have one of these. Still takes time to clean the gutter, but I can do it from the ground. Buy the separate telescoping wand if it doesn't come with it. https://www.amazon.com/Gutter-Sense-Cleaning-tool/dp/B005IY6IE0

Just picked this up: It's a very tight gun...Since I saw a little oil oozing out I put about 88 rounds through it right out of the box and with a little height adjustment on the rear sight I was punching a two inch hole at ten yards, rapid fire. Sadly, that's good for me. The trigger is not light, but has very little takeup and it breaks nice. I just cleaned it up and it's a nice pistol. I'm thinking about 500 rounds and I'll start to see what it's really like. So far I'm really enjoying it. If someday I can afford a custom gun I might do it, but this is more gun than my Sig GSR, for sure. It scratches that itch I"ve had for a shiny 1911. BTW, I ordered this through D&M Gun Sales in Kansas...I know some in the family. They're good people and on this particular gun they had Bud's beat.

This ^^^. I've gone out to the range with this and it's a pretty nasty all-around load. I keep it in my Mossy pump.

The WTS page has a CZ75B in stainless for 600. You would be happy as hell with that gun.