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Correct. At least this time around...

All of this is spot on and true. Both of mine love the summer sun and will lay out on the patio until I bring them back inside. There are a few good Husky rescues in the area, although I wouldn't necessarily say they're highly "trainable." Very, very smart though. Sorry for your loss, BlueLineFish.

There's a group right here in NJ doing just that. https://www.facebook.com/NJSonsOfLiberty Looks like the next meeting is on March 6th at 7pm in Columbus at the Corner House Tavern. I haven't attend either of the previous meetings due to conflicts, but it might be time to make some time.

Sadly, he doesn't seem to care much about what happened at Short Hills. I guess it doesn't really fit his agenda. Newtown, on the other hand...

He never confirmed or denied having a CCW permit. He simply stated, "I don't carry a weapon"

Done. Will call again tomorrow.

They could have sent the "reasonable deviations" bill to Christie's desk last year. They didn't. Now they're trying to compromise. EFF THEM. NO COMPROMISE.

Another welcome from South Jersey!

I actually think we should press them to advocate for a limit of 0 rounds. Deep down, that's what they want. Skip 10, and go right for zero. If five less rounds might save one life, then zero rounds must be better. Let them explain "I support the Second Amendment, but..." Don't let them take it away incrementally.

I don’t understand Lou Greenwald’s “logic”. He’s stated before that he wants the 10 round limit because it just may “...save one life.” He tweeted this on Jan 24th: “.@MuttonChopsRock In Tucson, shooter tackled when reloading. Bullet #13 killed a 9 y/o girl. 10 round limit might have saved her” If he’s so interested in saving “just one life”, what about the first 10 rounds? What about people killed by the first 10 rounds? Are they not important? Only after 10 rounds have been fired we should start caring about people’s lives? If we were to follow his flawed logic, we should just go to ZERO rounds because it may just save one life. I’d really like to see him skip the 10 round BS and just cut to the chase: “I support the Second Amendment, but I just don’t think you should be able to have bullets.” That’s where they’re going with this.

Does your AK variant use a free-floating firing pin like the SKS? Is there a chance that there's some rust or gunk in the firing pin channel causing it to protrude from the bolt when picking up the next round? I'm not familiar with your firearm or AKs in general, so that's just a guess on my part.

Another vote for the Talo.

I have no experience with the Tisas 1911. However, hickok45 on YouTube did a review of this gun not too long ago: Doesn't look bad.

Never had a problem with it either. I've shot at least 1000 rounds of their 45 ACP in my 1911 without a single issue. And, it doesn't appear any dirtier than WWB or Remington UMC. Their 9mm has been just fine. Their 38 Special FMJ is a lot cleaner than their 38 Special LRN, which makes sense. I've also shot a fair amount of their 7.62 x 54R Match ammo. It's very accurate and clean. Overall, I've been very happy with PPU.

Just American Rifleman here as well. Also curious if there are other quality publications.

I've only bought and shot one box of Herter's .45, but it had two or three rounds that looked like that. They almost looked like light strikes. They all fired without problem.

My first revolver was a 6" 686. My second wheel gun was a 3" GP100 (purchased 1 month after the 686). They're both great. If the GP100 feels better in your hand, I'd suggest starting there. Be sure to try out a 686 at some point as well. Good luck!

Very nice howard!

LOL! This is my experience with Huskies as well. Raz-0 is correct in pointing out that Huskies have a lot of energy that needs to be burned off...especially the younger ones. Don't get a Husky if you plan to leave them for hours a day. They need to move!

Hi Pete, welcome. I'm in Marlton too. Where do you shoot?

Another Thank You to Frank and everyone else at NJ2AS! Proud to be a part of this group!

Everything lesniewv said about Telco is correct. Nice range, nice people, no guests. If you want to check it out, it's open to the public for trap every Monday at 6pm.

Great gun! My MKIII was the 2nd gun I bought and I was thoroughly intimidated by the process of taking it down and reassembly. Don't let it frustrate you and take your time during reassembly. I do a field-strip and cleaning every 1k-2k rounds. The last time around I didn't even have to reference the manual or YouTube videos to successfully get it back together!

I was on the wrestling team in high school and ended up visiting a chiropractor almost weekly for pain in my neck and back. After I graduated, I stopped wrestling and put on some weight - and I still had neck and back pain. I tried Pilates and found that while it was good for my neck and back, it also strengthened parts of my body I didn't even know I had. I've been doing Pilates regularly now for about 15 years and I believe it's immeasurably improved my life. I got certified to teach Pilates about 5 years ago and I now teach in Center City Philadelphia. If you're interested in a free consultation just to check it out, PM me.

"ON THE BILL PLEASE" Nice letter, Howard. Thanks. Mind if I use it myself?