HarryLee

btw, you posted in the wrong place, again.

yeah I love that sig tactical x5. 1911s are a pain to take apart compared to modern pistols. you can always put in a long wolf extended barrel in a glock but you won't gain longer sights.

Keep an eye on the Internet. Sometimes someone will put up an Inox Steel I for sale.

He makes really nice damasus knifes. I personally have not attended the class but it sounds good. http://www.newenglandschoolofmetalwork.com/bladesmithing/index.php?page=bladesmithing-101-with-burt-foster June 25-29 (5 days) 8am to 5pm daily Tuition: $775.00 Skill level: Beginner and up This 5-day experience will be much more than a knife making class. A student of this class will have the experience of making an artistic, yet functional knife will almost no power equipment. Using barely more than a forge, files and sandpaper, we will take a bar of steel through forging, heat treating, and finishing of a blade, and transform it into a personal work of art from your hands. If you are interested in becoming a knifemaker, this will give you a glimpse at the entire process, and will teach you to use minimal tools to create a beautiful cutting tool that does not require thousands of dollars to finish. If you are a collector - a fan of the forged blade - and you'd like to spend five days having a great time and leaving with a finished knife for your collection that you made, then you'll want to check this out.

you know what, save that $80 & go out to dinner with your gf. a gun is just a gun

Quite an expensive solution. I favor rock solid bull barrels also.

Problem solved! No permits, no touchy. Sounds like the salesperson don't want to waste his time with anyone who is not an instant buyer. May I recommend Caso's Gun A Rama.

Not you personally but I'm sure you've seen the A-holes who handle pistols at the store....snapping the slide back & banging it back on the counter. Who really wants to buy a scratched "new" pistol or a rimfire one that has it's trigger pulled dozens of times?

I favor easy takedown pistols, for cleaning & maintenance. I suggest any 22LR revolver. Plus you can shoot CCI quiet ammo in a revolver that does not involve cycling.

Ask to talk to the manager or the owner. That's just crazy. FID should be enough. I would understand that salespersons will not let you handle one because they don't know if you are a criminal or not. I'm sure there are also crazies who would try to run out of the store with a pistol. Salespersons are probably not equipped to handle violent incidents even if they have some form of store training.

wow they are loud

that x5 is a big heavy gun. it's nice though...

Say, you don't want to alarm anyone. Would it make a legal difference if the unloaded long gun on your back was concealed or not?

I watched a youtube video on its dissembly. You sir, are a brave man.

Just get one with SRT short reset trigger. I do like the old ones without the ugly rails but most of them are used. As for the magazines I dont think they are interchangable anymore.

The Beretta brand should provide you with a higher resale value later, even if you don't believe in the brand yourself. You probably won't own many pistols, so you would want the best & not the cheapest. If you believe Taurus is better functionally and/or asethetically pleasing, then get it.

I don't know if it's NJ legal but I've been looking at a HK MP5 22 may or may not qualify as a pistol looks like the barrel is at least 16" but the stock is retractable....get a FFL to pin the stock maybe.....get low capacity mags maybe. It's going to take some work for a gunsmith to make this one legal... http://www.gunbroker...?Item=285179717 http://www.gunbroker...?Item=284264475

If you mean the decocker, it's not really a problem. In a self defense situation, the decocker is the last thing you'll be thinking about.

can you actually buy that in NJ ?

can you actually buy that in NJ?

LOL I forgot. that's actually funny if you think about it....

You are pulling our leg, right? I don't believe there's room on the form to add your employer's address & phone #

Wow, is that really possible? Walk around the street with an unloaded long gun strapped to your back? If so, can you carry ammo in your pockets?

Good to know. It's not like I'll be driving around with 10 long guns or something.

and the hint is....we should all stock up on 7.6sx39 ??