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How much is a Remington 11 48 worth? My boss is moving and would like to sell his 12 ga. for some funds, but we don't really know the value. It is in pretty good condition, with just a few small bumps and scratches on the stock. Pics will follow.

Dave is awesome. I had a smooth transaction, from a timely meeting to a successful purchase. He is nice, as well as helpful and knowledgeable. I would do business with him again. Thank you Dave!

There's no issue, that is a new "feature" required on all semi-auto firearms under a new NJ law.

Let them see, feel, and possibly take a few shots with all of them. Once they find the gun they are comfortable with, it becomes easier to teach. I could suggest the gun I like or that I use, but your shooter may not have my hand size, may prefer a different weight, and may not like the recoil characteristics of my platform. Gun preference is very subjective.

If you are there, it would be fair to open the door/ hang out the window and say all safe here. If you weren't home, they would probably treat it like a suspected B&E call where they just check for signs of illegal entry/ look through windows. Can any LEO with training chime in on this?

Hand fit or not, I wouldn't want a gun like that. Seems like a quality control problem. I haven't seen such poor quality since two Remington R1s I handled. The few Springfields I have examined were top notch.

At least they're finally putting that camera in front of their storeroom.

If the back straps mean that much to you, get the gen 4. You get an additional mag with the gen 4 as well. Other than that there is not much difference to speak of (RSA is the major internal difference). I have a G21 gen 4, but I would have no problem getting a gen 3 for my next purchase.

Make them sign wavers! It's cheaper. haha

Well, it's a PD, so "who ya gonna call?" I can almost guarantee someone just walked off with it.

I'm tired of guns that are designed with "the consumer" in mind. That is why they put a firing pin block on 1911s. Glock admits that its weapon was designed for the military (that's why we love them). When you buy a Glock, you are getting the function and reliability of a combat proven firearm with an excellent track record. I'm just in the camp where I'm not too into the idea of modifying my firearms. Train, train, train, and when you're confident with your system, train some more. If I want a different feature, I buy a firearm that was designed with that feature. It's kind of my excuse to keep buying. hahaha P.S. This isn't a flame, just my two cents...

If your kids get that far with the weapon that all they have to do is flick off a manual safety, you were in trouble long before that. Get a safe, if you want extra "safety," a trigger or action lock would serve you much better than a manual safety.

I could see them becoming loose and falling, but there are also a whole lot of marks on the ceiling, so a percentage of them have to be legit. lol

I just got back from The Bullet Hole (the Colt & girlfriends Hi-Power are still smoking) and I witnessed stupidity of a whole new magnitude. Two guys were sharing a port and shooting a Glock. They were probably about 4 ports to our right, and their target was peppered to say the least (about 1 - 2 foot "groups"). All of a sudden, not 1, not 2, but 3 lights came crashing down in their lane. Ceasefire was called, and the RO went out to assess the damage and clean up a bit. While he was out on the range, the genius decides to remove his gun from the port, put it in battery, and dry fire it, all while sweeping the line. He then put it in the box, and walked out, following the RO. I so hope he is banned. I was going to conduct a citizen's confiscation. LOL The lesson here is, don't bring a friend to the range until you can safely operate your own firearm! These people give shooters a bad image.

Oh yeah, it should! Instruction + live fire, why not?

This sounds like a better way to start. I like to take things slow. lol

My friend can't go this weekend, due to some reserve related thing. What is the clinic on May 19? We can make it for the June event though.

I hope I can make this happen. I'll probably suck since my only rifle experience is with my Ruger 10/22. I need to practice a bit, maybe attach a leg weight to the front of it.

I was not aware that I could. That makes it a bit more tempting. I'll see if I can get a friend to tag along.

Yes, this! lol

I don't have to compete, do I?

Mail ordering for a model I don't even want wouldn't make me too happy. I'm just going to keep fishing for "the one."

I would love to go to a match, but I have to go to an event for my girlfriend's brother in law. I'd much rather watch the event...

Damn, didn't think about that. Bummer. lol