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Dave, not my first gun...just the first brand new one I've bought. I'll be getting a 1911 when the month is up. Just gotta plan out which one I want.

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It is in fact a .40, which is nice since I just bought a shit-ton of it online.

I know right, to bad you cant change your forum name as much as you change your guns LOL I want to say Mike is a new guy, Ive only seen him the last couple times I've been in there. He's younger (my age), but very knowledgeable about the guns they sell. He was wearing a 229 and gave it nothing but praises.

So my PD Sgt. called me at 10am to tell me my permits would be done by noon today. Like any good NJ gun owner, I ran over and picked them up. I then headed straight up to RTSP (where I was going anyway to shoot) and looked around. I had my eyes on the new sig collection they had and felt some of them out. Needless to say, as soon as I put the 229 in my hand I fell in love. The contour of the pistol fit better than any other gun ive ever held. I had the opportunity to buy a used 229 from a forum member, but for a couple hundred more i decided that I'd rather have a brand new one so I can keep track of round counts and things like that positively. The guys at RTSP were top notch with the sale. Mike never tried to pressure me into buying it, and even showed me some other (less expensive) pistols just so I could decide what I liked better or didnt like at all. I have to say that they are probably the nicest "gun shop" guys i've delt with. I walked out of RTSP within a half hour with my new P229 and Im having zero regrets and will definitely be buying future guns from them. Here's the gun porn for you guys. Any sig guys have suggestions for upgrades?

Ive got a S&W 360PD. I LOVE it. I can shoot .38 or .357 mag depending on my mood. I concealed carried yesterday at Cabelas with it for the first time and I forgot it was there, it also hugged my body so well my buddies asked why I wasnt wearing it (even though I was). I know you said you cant/dont CCW now, but its a great gun to have. It is however, an expensive one for a revolver. to the point though, you really cant go wrong with a Smith and Wesson revolver. They have proved themselves time and again.

It is actually made by sig.

Picked it up in a trade with another forum member for another rifle I had. It's def an interesting rifle. The bull pup design takes some getting used to but I do like it. Like I said, I changed some parts out and cleaned it to where the internals look new. Thinking about dura coating the frame FDE at some point but who knows. It's also good because it shoots 5.56 and takes AR mags, plenty of those around and cheap to shoot.

Picked up this nice Bushmaster M17. My buddy and I Did a complete strip, Cleaned each and every part, replaced some washers and screws and put it back together. It came with a nice metal bi pod, but I took it off so I had room to put the flashlight and vertical grip. Flashlight: Sure fire G2 Grip: UTG ergonomic Red dot: unknown brand china junk (looking for a new one) Sights: pair of MBUS flip ups Mags: PMAG pinned 15 rounders and 2 10 round standard AR mags ((please excuse crappy iPhone pictures)) Disclaimer: magazine is pinned. Was bought from RTSP I had some feed failures when I first got it. Turned out it was missing a thrust washer to close a gap between the frame and the feed ramps. Easy fix. No problems since.

Not just a thousand cans of soda.......a thousand cans of soda PER DAY!

Im looking for an inexpensive Red dot sight that someone may have just laying around. Trying not to spend over $100 bucks, but if you have something let me know thanks, Josh

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Added the blackhawk! Vertical grip. It's looking good. Anyone have any recommendations for a cheap pic rail mounted flashlight?

if you guys come across one in your travels please let me know... Frank, where is Fairview compared to us?

Anyone shot or own one of these? or know if anyone stocks them? They look like a good base to work off of, im interested in maybe picking one up.

alot of Pitty owners on here.....Best dogs in the world!

will do. picked up a black hawk vertical grip at Ramsey Outdoor a few minutes ago. Pictures to follow tonight.

Here are my two happy pups. Both these were taken on the day we brought each of them home.

i may keep the front sight on, just for looks. I like the way front steel sights look, and the red dot is right in between the ring. Ill have to shoot it at the range first to see how it all works out. I ordered a decent foldable soregrip from amazon and it should fit since it can go on any picatiny rail.

Yep, that's right. I bought a hi-point. I got a NIB 4595 .45 ACP carbine. It's not a bad feeling gun by any means. I think the ergos are great and with a few upgrades (ie pistol grip, flash light) it will be a great gun just to have waiting in the closet. I've already got a red dot on top so that doesn't need to be bought. I'll be bringing it to the range Sunday to see how it shoots and I'll give a full range report after wards. If your going to be at RTSP Sunday, let me know and you can try it out.

Yes Files. This is for when the cardboard boxes attack. I got it for 460 which included 2 boxes of ammo and a HGA t-shirt. I could have gotten a GSG for the same price but it only had a 3 year warranty and I liked the Sig platform better. I bought it plinking at the range. I already have a bolt action 22 so this was next.

I went there with every ntention of getting a S&W 15-22, but after I felt it, it was to toyish forum taste. Held the GSG which was ok, but didn't do it for me. Held the Sig and loved the heft of it with the steel upper, lifetime warranty, ghost sights. Im planning on putting a red dot on and a single point sling then it will be good to go.

Picked up a Sig 522 .22lr carbine today from Walt at Hackettstown guns and ammo. Pretty sweet platform at an unbeatable price. Review and better pictures to come.

I think the cs9 is a great ccw pistol. It's small, but still feels good in the hand. It's an all metal gun which I personally like. I really don't want a CCW gun that I "forget is there". God forbid it falls out of its holster for some reason (which it should never so if done right) and I don't realize because it's so light then I'm up shits creek. I want something with some weight to it so I can feel a difference.

Ray ray. I'll throw some up when I get home. It's mint. Less than 200 rounds through. Squeaky clean.