Kingsoverqueens

Hey look....it's Danno. Hi Dannoooooooo. If you are talking about the ventriliquist type system, as far as I can tell you simply plug the thing it and you are good to go. From what Ive seen the online stuff comes complete in the box and ready to go.

I don't know. The guy I use will only accept from other FFL's. I didn't inquire if that was his policy or a rule/procedure he had to abide by. I know the answer is to call around, but I figured to get some feedback before even trying to solidify the deal.

This event still sold out?

Serious question here. Assume I want to sell a gun to an out of state buyer but he wants to inspect the gun before the sale. Due to logistics it is only convenient to meet for inspection once. So, given this, assume I meet the buyer at a FFL in PA with the gun, can (or will) the PA FFL accept deliever from me...not an FFL. It's actually a pretty simple question that I probably made harder. Are FFL's allowed to accept delivery from non-FFL's?

I'm registered and paid for the Cheesequake bus ride. I'd like to sit next to Alec so we can hold hands.

I can't find the vote tally on the assembly website. I've already written to the Senator of the district where my business is located and now want to contact the Assemblyman. Little to little little to late but I'm going to do it anyway, but it would be nice to know how he voted.

That was excellent.

Sign up is the last Wed of the month. You can get a tour just about any time a member can show you around, but actual new member registration is once per month. It really is a terrific club.

Congratulations! Mine are 15 (he shoots) 13 and 12. Enjoy the time...they grow up fast. Add me to the list of members willing to show you around.

http://www.nysenate.gov/senator/greg-ball/contact I just sent an email too.

I'll be there Vlad. Wifey and I are considering letting the boy blow off school so he can attend too. I'll make him write a report or something.... As far as the OP...I've never spent a dime in Walmart...ever. Even if they sold ammo I just wouldn't do it.

Do you get a confirmation after the final submit?

Yeah...didn't fall for me or my son, but we smile when we shoot. Next time we'll hold the gun sideways "gansta" style.

Bent moon clips???? The horror! I hope not the expensive ones. lol I'd never heard of the swinging bridge before. I've got like really good balance so I don't sweat that. lol

I haven't done it to mine yet. I guess I should...I dunno...the heavy trigger doens't really bother me that much. Alec...be a pal and bring yours one day and let me try it out? K? Thx.

What's with the box in the first vid with the knockdown steel? Looks like it moves so you have to focus on keeping your balance?

A holster is a must. Not that you'll be able to use it at shore shot, but for dry fire practice at home it's a valuable tool. I mean, where are you going to put the gun while you load up mags with snap caps...in the pouch of your hoodie? Your back pocket? You want a holster. I've got inexpensive belt loop uncle mikes kydex holsters that fit the bill for our usuage including USPSA, IDPA and Steel. More expensive blade tech offset holsters may be in our future, for comfort. I'm also considering a paddle holster for self defense situations, so that I could put it on even with just PJ's and have two free hands plus the firearm with me, rather than having to carry it. You want a holster. You need a holster. And while your at it get a double magazine pouch. Do you have a gun safe, or other means so secure the gun when not being used? Targets? Extra Magazines? The more the merrier. How about a better range? Have you looked into Central Jersey or Old Bridge? You'll enjoy yourself much more at either of those places than at Shore Shot. Welcome to the sport.

Old Bridge Rifle and Pistol Club.

Inspect my house? For what?

I find myself saying to or rather asking the other person "how does that make us safer?" I've found that most of their responses can be easily countered with historical or even my own first person exerience. Ex: "Large magazines should be banned!" "How will that make us safer?" "Nobody needs a large magazine" "2A isn't a needs based right, but again, how does banning them make us safer?" "You can't shoot that fast if you have to reload." Then I explain to them about how fast USPSA shooters can reload and you see in their eyes that the've been beaten "But nobody neeeeds that many bullets." It's enough to make you nuts. I really try not to argue with people because because it just makes me angry.

I hadn't seen that until now. Piers is a 100% jagoff.

Adam, if it doesn't feel right, you shouldn't do it. I certainly understand your hesitancy and for wanting to vette (sp?) a new member to the forum, especailly for a face to face sale. You can learn a lot from how people act on the Internet.

So far I've run 5 different brands of ammo through my 92FS and M&P 9 Pro. 1,000 rounds of Speer Lawman 115 1,600 rounds of Tula 115 400 rounds of Remington (from Dicks) 115 600 or 700 rounds of Aguillia 124 200 or 300 rounds of Wolf 115 I haven't had a single issue with any of them. You will get many different opinions on the subject of ammo. For me, I buy the cheapest I can find online and when it's brass, only brass that can be reloaded. Between what I've shot and strays picked up at the range I've got enough to start that process...the reloading...and stop buying ammo online.

Wouldn't it be funny if the VP accepted the NRA's proposal about an armed guard in every school and included it as a viable option in the report.