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If you think you can trust a carjacker or any criminal who accepted murder as a "part of the job" and allow him to wave a gun at you while you nervously take your daughter out of the car seat your dead wrong. The millisecond you are out of the driver seat he's already in there. Your daughter means nothing to him and that decision of life or death is all his. If you took 2 seconds longer than he wanted to your daughter is going with him dead or alive. I'll take my chances as a marksman and be a moving target instead of letting my 2 year old sit helpless in the back seat.

Deadeye have you ever been carjacked? Why is her fleeing with the kids a different story? Seems like she made a good decision. No one got hurt and the stupid criminals are going to get a** jacked very soon.

Nice 2012 bass! What lake is that? How'd u poke em?

My opinion is based on multiple experiences w/ a Glock 17 3rd Gen and my 226. This past weekend I've shot an XDM 4.5 , HK P30L, Kimber Custom Crimson, a Glock G34 gen 4 & Glock 17 Gen 3. All of which were shot after warming up w/ my 226. I was all over the place w/ the H&K P30L. I went directly to the Glock 17 gen 3 and was spot on again, but surprisingly went back to my Sig and had to re-acquaint my trigger pad as i was noticably putting too much finger and grouped to the left. Easy fix, but it definately wasn't as immediate as going to the Glock despite the 2 different sight systems and triggers. I only practice w/ the 226, but shot a tight groups instantly w/ the Glock 17. I guess my hand easily gets used to a longer finger extension w/ a more definative "click" break as opposed to the 226' smooth "glassy" SA break. I love my Sig, but im starting to gain serious consideration for Glocks.

Not impressed with H&K at all. Shot a p30l over the weekend and thought the trigger was a bit rough. Ever since I bought my sig I've been fighting the urge to buy a Glock 17 3rd gen. My Sig premium is aesthetic mostly, but it's also a good blend of function. Nothing feels like a sig, but nothing is as intuitive to shoot as a Glock. I'm much more accurate with a sig at longer distances from the smooth SA pull. Sigs are like DSLR cameras and shines with a good shooter, but every mistake is emphasized. Glocks are the point and shoot cameras of the gun world and are very forgiving. That being said I'm glad I went with the Sig first. It trained me to never underestimate good technique.

Nice Job! I just bought a pap myself. I'm excited to do some mods too. I love this rifle.

I trust your opinion especially after reviewing the AR section seeing your collection of rifles and knowledge. I think I'm more so torn on form factor, but like the idea of AK reliability. Not saying the AK std furniture looks bad, but somehow I fancy something without wood. So with that in mind id like to get the PAP get a side mount rail for a decent likely more expensive than my rifle optic. The stock is preference, but I'm willing to change my mind for better function. I actually always wanted the PAP, but later wanted the Saiga as my 1st choice because of the superior amount of options. So when I arrived at the store and they didn't have any Saigas left the PAP was already on the way in its place. I decided on the PAP, but at this point It looks like everyone here seems to not prefer it at all. Like u said it will be mine whatever I chose and I just hope to choose with the experience of this forum to help.

Sad part is this guy has still has more rights to firearms than anyone here in NJ.

Other than a single stack what's so bad about the PAP? The reviews I've seen online are mostly good. I actually prefer the single stack and would rather pin a stock than the magazine. I would've bought the Saiga if they had it in stock.

Hi all. I'm picking up my first rifle later this week. The Zastava PAP seems to be a good inexpensive way to be NJ compliant from the get go, but I already have a few mods in mind. I've found this which seems like a decent 922 straight forward stock, sight and rail conversion Parts listed http://www.gunsnet.net/showthread.php?15934-Zastava-PAP-conversion Does anyone have a similar conversion or experience with an AK/AR stock? Is this a reasonable project for a gun let alone an AK noob?

Yup happened to me last week.

It's a platinum wannabe. Just a 2 tone w/ hogue aluminum grips. For some reason i still want a platinum despite this looking very identical. Yah man I try to make it out to heritage just because Walmart is so close and Federal Champion 9mm is just shy of 11 bux per box. Maybe in another week I'll meet u there. I'm still on the fence for gun number 2. I'm pretty sure the shotgun won't be used very often. I'm kind of hoping the KSG would get cheaper and more available soon. These crazy posts of spartan price wars just makes me want it more.

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Thanks all. I already put a down payment for the Zastava, but I will be taking some type of NRA pistol training to fulfill the Forida CCW requirements. Maybe I'll just get the Zastava and the SP2022 since the shotgun will not be put to use until mid summer. My 226 has way too much bling for CCW and with the Zastava I'll be frequenting Heritage guild Easton quite often. I just hope I don't have too much headache with PAP FTF issues.

As a new firearms enthusiast I'm trying to guage my next purchases wisely. I currently own a Sig P226 and would like two more firearms in the stable. My question is for what. For 1k I can get -STI Spartan/Sig SP2022 Or Zastava PAP/Mossberg 590 tactical I know these are completely different in all aspects, but as a new shooter I just don't want to limit myself to one style of shooting. I love my 226 and I don't feel a need to get used to any other pistol triggers at the moment. On the other hand I do feel as though every shooter should at least have one 1911. The SP2022 solves the trigger problem by keeping it in the same style and family of my 226. I do like the idea of owning an inexpensive AK variant, but can't find anything reasonable in an AR that would be decent in this price range (M&P sport perhaps). The mossberg would be my primary hd and clay shooting tool. I'd appreciate any input from anyone who owns any of these weapons or has a similar liking to my options. No revolvers please. Thanks.

I've only shot 115 through my 226 how does heavier grain affect POI?

More info in the video http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/lanow/2012/02/marine-killed-oc-sheriffs-deputy.html

Welcome from Jersey City.

Woops. Your right. I've got the correct link below. Hunting licensees are on the top of the list as well. http://licgweb.doacs.state.fl.us/firearms/acceptable_training_documentation.html

Spoke to an instructor last week and he only specified NRA basic pistol for civilian applicants with no police or military experience. I found the following link below http://licgweb.doacs.state.fl.us/firearms/acceptable_training_documentation.html

Lol awesome.

Congrats on the purchase! Good choice.

Haha. Twelve hundred or 1.2k. A million isn't that far away

I'm easily 1200 k a month and I'm just a beginner. When I start reloading I'm sure that number will increase.