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Been wanting a no frills black Mil-Spec 1911 for a long time. After much research I went with an RIA by Armscor. Can’t beat the price $449. And they have a good rep. Can’t wait to try it out tomorrow.

I would say that I have none to spare but I will lend you a pump that you can use to get gas out of your cars tank.

I run my generator only during the day, turn it off and lock it away come nightfall. Cell phones, lap tops, tablets all charged and good till bed time and fridge will stay plenty cold till morning.

Now that's I great idea I never thought of

Welcome from fellow Atlantic County shooter

Marlin Camp Carbine. One of each .45 & 9mm. Oh and while I'm dreaming a Ruger PC9 & PC40 carbines. Off the wall fantasy gun would be Hi Point carbine (old style not the tactical stocked one) chambered in 7.62x39 ...Hand guns, S&W 581, Walther PPK, Colt Detective Special, Bulgarian Makarov in 9x18 and a Tokarev in 7.62x25

Been buying my stuff there for 10 years. Good prices large selection and pleasant people to deal with. I highly recommend

Way cool

It's technically a private range but open to new memberships. Telco in Atco. They have a website. Just Google Telco. Oh and welcome from a fellow Atlantic county shooter

If you remove the rear scoop base (held on by 2 pins that have to be drifted out) it will reveal a 1/8" dovetail (same as 22's) you can the install a 1/8" scope base or 3/8" dovetail to weaver base and then attach a long eye relief scope. As far as I know only 91/30's have this dovetail. Attached is a pic of mine

I have a six year old Hi Point 40 cal carbine and more recently purchased the 45 version. Zero issues and/or malfunctions with both and way fun shooters IMHO

Got a request to post pic of the P 345.

Yeah I had the 19 in my hand and liked it but liked the 17 better. It came with three 10 round mags. But no worries Arms & Ammo makes/has 17 rounders blocked to 15. Can live with the 10 rounders for now

Up until this point I have owned no polymer hand guns with the exception of a Ruger P345. Yeah I’m kinda old school (have more wheel guns than autos) LOL. Was never a Glock hater but had little to no interest in one. Only problem is that Glocks are everywhere. So after reading countless reviews and watching dozens of YouTube videos all of which proclaim Glocks greatness I finally broke down and bought a Gen 4 model 17 just to see what all the fuss is about… Well I got to tell you all that I have seen the light and am now a believer. I went straight to the range from the gun store. Took about 75 rounds to get used to the grip texture/angle and the trigger. Was getting pretty comfortable with it by the time I went through a 100 rounds. Took it out again today and put 150 rounds through it. I love this gun. It’s my new favorite. Now I know why Glock owners usually have more than one them. I know I want more of them.

Is their a screw in the front of the trigger guard? If so it would be a "5 screw model" and definitly made in the 50's. I also think you have a Combat Masterpiece. Very popular police gun in the 50's Also the lack of model # in the crane also indicates 1950's

A good friend of mine was recently declined a on his P2P apps due to an arrest for assault back in 1969 even though he was previously approved for several permits. No one seems to know why and/or can explain why something so old would now turn up. Anyway he contacted the court, got a notarized document from them showing that he was found not guilty which he supplied to his local PD Dept. Few weeks later he got his P2P’s

My very first was a S&W 581. Loved that gun wish I never sold it. Been partial to revolvers ever since.

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Believe it or not I have never owned .22 Never shot on either till I tried a friends and it was fun to shoot. So got one of my own. Nothing fancy just a Savage model 64. Added bi-pod & 4x scope. Tried it out today. I like it.

Both made me LOL. Especially the 1911 one. I just put in for two P2P’s, and have been looking at Glocks & 1911’s Hmmmm maybe I should get a Hi Point and a Makarov instead. Then would have enough left over to get a Saiga. Would love to see him do a skit on AR15’s

Pay it forward. When ever someone at the range shows an interest in one of your guns offer them the chance to shoot it. You will find many shooters that are more than happy to let you try their stuff. I never ask to try someones gun, will do so only if offered. But those offers come all the time. That's part of the fun of going to the range.

You can get a major appliance insurance policy. Mine costs $39 a month and onetime $75 fee when a technician comes out. Been well worth the money so far. Good thing is that they are going to do their best to repair instead of replacing and keep costs down so they remain a contractor for the insurance company. It’s a win/win IMHO

Got 2 P2P's in March and previous pistol purchase was in 2005. Nothing said to me about finger prints. Mullica Township

Your right, I'm wrong. I stand corrected

I have a model 64 with 3" barrel. Bought new back in '87. Still one of my favorite guns. Keep in mind that it's not rated for +P's