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As has been said, get a 4" barreled firearm in .357. Let her shoot it and get used to it. Then, switch the grips out and git'it coated in any color she chooses. If you are close to me (I'm in Bergen Cty by Paramus) feel free to PM me and I will take the both of you to the range and she can try my 'Smitty in both powderpuff 357 and some full house loads. Feel free to bring a box or two of .38 (I don't have any) and give'er a go. She can also try my semi autos as well. C

I believe Barrett did the same thing in NJ when the last "AWB" was passed. They basically held the government to the same standards as civvies. Essentially they said that if the civilian market wasn't allowed to own their firearms, neither would they sell to L.E. departments. It seemed to draw quite a bit of criticism but it worked. I plan on writing the companies tomorrow and following up with phone calls to them stating the I feel it is a good tactic. C

Nice stuff. I don't know what half of it means, but I do appreciate the looks and lines. C

Rick at OMG Custom guns in Bayonne. Manny at the Bullet Hole. Nick at Mastodon. All have done work for me. All are good. C

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Its a Just Right Carbine. C

Thank you sir. Anyone else? For the record, I am asking about the newer model that was to be released this year. C

Wondering what first impressions on it were. Anyone know anything about it? Cost, MSRP vs. Street? Release date? Availability? Thanks in advance for any and all help. C

Amazing!!! Pulp fiction. Great movie. C

If I were you, I would seriously look at the Colt o1918 reproduction 1911's. Sweet looking and pretty close to original but built to shoot. Or, look at Colt Single Action Army repro's. Beautiful guns and supposedly fun to shoot. Then, if you get into Cowboy Action stuff you'll be all set. They also serve well as HD guns if you train on them, and as hunting guns. Good luck with your choice. C

RIP Chris Kyle. Although I don't discount or promote any conspiracy theories, I will say that I agree with the above that some of those in the higher echelons of da'gubbmint are definietly breathing easier. And I don't think it will be too long before they use this to bolster their arguments for stricter gun laws and an outright ban on firearms. I can only hope that they will not soil his legacy, but I certainly have been disappointed before. Prayers to his family. He was forced to leave behind a wife and two children. C

Oops i believe more than anything you need a money machine!!! C

So funny. i actually chuckled out loud!!! C

If that was the case she would have a Harley. C

I'm personally not a fan of Taurus. Some on here are. However, for a few more duckets, you could most likely end up with a Colt. I know of one guy selling one for 9 flat. And, in the unlikely event that you don't like it down the road, resale on a Colt will be MUCH easier. Good luck with your choice. C

Yes, they are worth the "premium" price tag. I have a 686 and although I'm not really a wheelgunner per se, it is the funnest gun I own. I love shooting it even though I can't hit anything with it. The trigger is a good bit better than any of the Rugers out of the box that I played with. Good luck in your choice. C

rgleather.freehomepage.com reasonably priced if he has your gun. C

andrews leather in florida. little wait but beautiful stuff. C

Dave. Sent you a PM. C

That short shit is absolute scum!!! I cannot stand King Bloomberg. C

I'll miss shooting that piece!!! C

BH has a Baby Eagle in .45. I really like it, I just don't think it's what I'm looking for. Feels great in hand. Amazing reviews on line. Reasonably priced. All steel so not a carry piece for for HD and the range, it seems unbeatable. Just a thought. C

My reply: Hello Tom. I would like to clear up some facts for you. You can feel free to print or respond as you see fit. First, the Second Amendment is not without it's limitations. The "original" Assault Weapons Ban happened in the mid '50's, I believe. It prohibited the general public from owning "true" assault weapons. Meaning, firearms that can release more than one projectile with one squeeze of the trigger. Machine guns in popular parlance. The main proponent of that ban... Surprise!!! It was the NRA. The NRA helped push that legislation thru as they felt that firearms such as those did not/do not belong in public hands. On top of that, in states such as the one you and I reside in, obtaining a firearm is more difficult than you let on. Firearms owners need to pass psychological screening, get fingerprinted, and obtain letters of reference from several folks unrelated to them. All of this to exercise a "Right". As for documented cases where the use of AR style firearms or AK style firearms were used to protect life and property, one simply needs to look at pictures from Katrina or the L.A. riots. There are pictures all over the web of store owners protecting their property and lives with AR style firearms. As for using the excuse that by eliminating firearms we will eliminate crime, I simply ask you to use the U.K. as an example. In the U.K., firearms are outlawed. Therefore in 2009(I believe) there were 59 firearms related deaths, which sounds great. However, take a look at the violent crime numbers. The rate of violent crime in the U.K. is three times HIGHER than in the U.S.. So, consequently the reduction of firearms does NOT correlate to a reduction in crime. Quite the opposite. Another case in point, any idea about the deadliest school massacre in U.S. history? 1956, I believe. The year escapes me, however the number of students murdered does not. It was One Hundred Ninety Five. Yes, 195 students were killed that day. The weapons...? A gallon of gasoline and a match. Tom, simply put, evil pervades all of this and other societies. The answer is simply not simple. However, the elimination of firearms and/or sporting rifles(the real name for what you call assault weapons)is not the answer. Best of luck with your agenda. If you would ever like to come to the range, drop me a line. I will clue you in the the fun and challenge of a sport few can master. And, don't worry about getting hurt. It's the safest sport in the country.

Anytime. FWIW, I think I may have finally figured out why my gun isn't running right. 5500 rounds worth of built up gunk under the extractor claw. Smells good, tastes great. She's clean now. C

DTown, Nice to meet you. Thanks for letting me in on the shotty. Tango Charlie, nice to meet you as well. Good times at the BH today. No extra holes in me, so I think we did well. Met up with Requiem-n-Jaded and watched him break in his new piece. So very cool. Thanks for letting me put some rounds down range. C