Nikos

Sale is from 7/2 -- 7/6 Coupon code is "july4" http://troyind.com/

+1 on the RCBS 505 scale. The Lee precision scale just doesn't measure up.

I'm also a southpaw and the ambi safety is also on the to-do list.

Thanks fellas. The DW line is addictive and if I had the funds, I would love to get a Valor, Specialist and Pointman fix. Dave, yes, the barrel is ramped. I have 2 extra permits and I was considering the Pointman but a friend of mine is giving me a deal on his 2 gun collection that I can't turn down. Actually, I'm giving him $300 more considering that he was going to give them to the gun buy back program for $75 each.

After a month of waiting due to our OGAM rules (purchased a M&P 9mm compact first), I finally got to pick up the DW Guardian on Monday from Chris at Bullseye Tactical Supply. Chris is usually a great guy when he doesn't get off the phone with NICS telling you that you've been denied. Funny Chris. First impressions with the DW Guardian is that there's a lot of attention to detail even though it's a production gun. The slide to frame fit is nice and solid as there is no lateral or vertical play yet it cycles very smoothly. The trigger is awesome -- there's about an 1/8" of take up and the break is crisp with no detectable creep. The pull is pleasantly light at about 3.5 to 4 lbs. The barrel is fitted nicely but not to the same tolerances as a higher end custom. It's a match barrel (well, it says so on it) and the feed ramp is nicely polished. The bushing goes on easy but there's not much play. When the gun is assembled, the barrel locks up nice & tight and there's no detectable movement at either end. The slide is finished with Dan Wesson's propriety duty finish (molecular bonding?) and it's supposedly one of the best treatments available. The frame is anodized(?) aluminum and there's also a lot of attention to detail as well. The 25 lpi checkering on the front strap is very nicely done and provides a good comfortable & secure grip. The MSH is bobbed but it's smooth. I'm considering purchasing the matching 25lpi checkered MSH from Ed Brown. The factory grips (called shadow grips) are very nice. They're slim profile grips but also very comfortable. Overall, I think it's real good production piece as Dan Wesson utilizes parts from the high end manufacturers to complete their builds. As I stated before, there's a lot of attention to detail and I would definitely recommend this gun to others.

For the DW fans, I just got an alert from Grab-a-gun that this is back in stock (only 1) and the price is very reasonable for this hard to find beauty. I would have jumped on this but I already picked up a DW Guardian yesterday. http://grabagun.com/d-wes-v-bob-co-45acp-4-25-st-ns.html

He must have felt safe with 400 degrees because 425 would have been overkill.

Bloomberg is getting serious about enforcing his soda ban.

I think I can hear the Venezuelan criminals applauding as I'm typing this. http://www.bbc.co.uk...merica-18288430

Woodbridge Township Applied for 4 pistol permits last month and got them in 23 days. The 2 persons I dealt with were helpful, courteous and expedient.

St. Maarten is beautiful and it's also one of my favorite Caribbean islands. Here are some pics of various islands: You need to visit the Sunset Bar & Grill. It's located on the beach with the airport behind. When a plane comes in to land.... you definitely won't miss it.

I use Silent Companion in Fords NJ. They're a family owned business, very professional, know their stuff and have extremely reasonable rates.

Either pay up the man or destroy and refund ALL the tickets in circulation. If a non-winning ticket looks like a winner, then what's to stop the opposite from happening?

Just got my 20 round pmags via USPS Thanks Gentlemen.

You'll be back at square one again.

Okay, I found some stuff that I bought and never used. 1. Tasco Red Dot Sight: Model#BKRD30/22 New, never mounted, no packaging, dovetail mount. $30 shipped 2. Jerry Miculek Brake 1/2x28 (.223/5.56 barrels) SOLD to dgp1000 New, never used. $34 shipped 3. A2 Flash Hider w/crush washer 1/2x28 (not NJ friendly) New, never used. This was a takeoff from a new upper kit. $15 shipped

If you go down the list of taboo assault weapon firearms, you'll see this: (3) A semi-automatic shotgun with either a magazine capacity exceeding six rounds, a pistol grip, or a folding stock.

I bought that a couple of months ago and it works fine for fastening targets. It comes with 3 boxes: staples, rounded staples, and small brad nails. I also picked up their spotting scope which came out to $40 with the coupon along with a free 25' tape measure.

http://www.nikonpromo.com/

While I understand your point, I will have to disagree that this should not be used as one of the reasons. The TSA keeps saying that they hold their agents to high standards and that they're the "last line of defense" as stated by the head of our homeland security. Not only is it a hypocrisy and a tremendous waste of taxpayers dollars, it also poses a serious risk since such TSA officers are too busy thinking of ways to break the law instead of focusing to keep the airways safe. So, if you have a loved one that's about to board a plane, please don't tell me that you'll entrust their safety to a pimp daddy with a shiny badge.

WTF, As soon as I post one story concerning the TSA, a new one pops up. TSA superviser also supervises prostitution. http://www.myfoxdc.com/dpp/news/local/tsa-manager-arrested-for-running-prostitution-ring-032812#ixzz1qRISaevM

Ever wonder what Napolitano's "last line of defense" is doing when they're not at the airport stealing iPads & watches from passenger's luggage? http://blogs.miaminewtimes.com/riptide/2012/03/tsa_employees_trash_south_beac.php

Those are words to live by. That, is.. if you have been smoking the same crack pipe with him

Can't help but notice the top and bottom ones have huge cans.