RobertJames

The correct answer is: Get one of each!

Revzilla are great folks to deal with. They really know their stuff. Most of the time I get orders the very next day.

I feel your pain. My Shoei is a few years old so I'll need to replace it soon. First time I wore it I couldn't believe how quiet it was compared to the HJC I had before it.

Ramsey has primers from time to time, but no powder or bullets. I usually end up taking a ride to Stroudsburg.

What's the bad? They're ugly as hell. I've tried to buy one several times and just couldn't do it.

Loud pipes annoy neighbors.

Yeah, the 2000 and 2003 are no problem, can be done in a few minutes. The 2008 and 2013 are a different story.

Just watched a video, that's bloody ridiculous. Then I remembered our Suburban at work; same thing, remove bumper and inner fender liners to access headlights.

One day when I go there I might actually look at the furniture, LOL.

http://www.myfurnituredepo.com/default.html

I can usually stomach just about anything, but I ate at one in Virginia a few years ago. I have never been sicker, I nearly missed a friends wedding. I will not be back.

Pictures, please, I love me some Brownings.

The only Sportster I would own. But sadly discontinued.

My S&W 3913 and my JR Carbine. Both 9 mm. Both easy to carry.

I was lucky, my first bike I got for $1500 stayed upright. It was the second one, the KTM duke, that I low sided.

Best advice you will ever get. The thread can be closed now. And don't forget good gear. Full face helmet, jacket and overpants, gloves and boots.

I had some .308's sticking in a Savage 99. Hammered them out using a cleaning rod down the barrel. Maybe try an appropriately sized wooden dowel. Edit to add that I've seen shell extractors for sale at Sarco and on various online sites. Maybe time to invest in one.

Just curious, did you have on over pants and motorcycle-specific boots in addition to the Astars jacket? Glad you're mostly okay, heal up quick. I used to ride in jeans and a t shirt. Then I read about Brittany. Her story is here. Now I ride ATGATT.

Great big plus one to this. Come to the shootout, everyone is super friendly and most people will offer to let you shoot their weapon. Find the one that fits you best. Don't be so quick to knock a semi. If you're going to be shooting a lot, the reduced recoil and quick follow up shots are nice to have.

It might be NY SAFE, but this is NJ, after all. But the most important thing is it is hideous!

I see that you are in Sussex County. Drive to Mastodon Ammo in Vernon. Bust Nick and Joe's chops. They will do transfers for $25.00. Edit to add that I have bought reloading supplies and a long gun or two from Dunkelbergers. Nice folks and generally good supplies. The owners collection of lever guns is impressive and worth the trip. If you're in Stroudsburg, head a little south to Mt Bethel and check out Furniture and Firearms Depot.

I was buying Remington UMC 9mm 500 round cases for $80 or $90 not too long ago at the place everyone loves to hate. .45's were about $150 per 500 rounds.

Good to know, since I don't speak Glock. Crazy Austrians. Plus I would like to give a forum vendor business.

My JR Carbine would love some (more).

2013 Subaru Forester. I bought this simply because it's the last vehicle anyone would ever expect to find a trunk full of guns. And it holds a lot of 'em. For fun 2003 BMW R1150 RT 2006 Triumph Tiger 955i