Blake

They left out the part of the story where all of the lottery tickets also magically disappeared from the 7-11 store... and yes, the town "liberated" nearly a quarter of a million dollars worth of inventory from our store.

I have picked up more than 3 guns at one time from the ffl. You will be fine.

After having to clean up what seemed like literally TONS of stuff from the mess that was left by the town, and spending months restocking and repairing the store, we finally settled with them recently and News12 along with the APP and a few other local papers came out to do a story. It took us more than a half of a year to get back to the point we were before the storm from a business standpoint (my parents are still rebuilding their home that was wrecked) but we are certainly glad that this part of the journey is over. Here is a link to the news12 article and 7pm news video from today, as well as the app article and dispactch article: http://newjersey.news12.com/features/sandy/first-responders-broke-into-shore-army-navy-in-seaside-heights-during-sandy-1.5744923 NJ.com: http://www.nj.com/ocean/index.ssf/2013/07/seaside_heights_to_pay_250k_to_towing_comany_cleared_of_price-gouging_charges_after_sandy.html Signal: http://www.oceancountysignal.com/2013/07/18/seaside-heights-settles-with-local-businesses-who-claimed-losses-after-hurricane-sandy/ APP: http://www.app.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=2013307190079

Yes it is a spinning target so I can just flip it to the other side. I will just use it for pistol from now on. Glad it was only $35 from that Woot! special lol.

A member here posted in a similar thread a while ago about scanning all of his coe's and permit's into the computer to always have a copy of them. I haven't gotten around to it yet but I think I am going to, just for my own peace of mind.

But it shoots awesome! Don't knock it til you've tried it.

It looks like when they went out of stock the item reverted back to the retail price.

Happy to help! Glad it did the job for you. Ontario makes a good blade, especially for the money.

Now its not a secret!

damn those rounds look like some fun lol.

Good article but ended rather abruptly. Would have been good to mention what is currently going on in nj/ny in regards to fighting back against the bills, particularly in NY where they are making headway and local PD's are refusing to enforce the laws.

Good article that was well written. Sad that no main stream media outlets want to pick up articles like these. I have seen this stat before but unsurpisingly no one ever seems to broadcast it: In the United States gun ownership has been on the rise but overall gun violence has declined. According to Gallup in October 2011, “Forty-seven percent of American adults currently report that they have a gun in their home or elsewhere on their property. This is up from 41% a year ago and is the highest Gallup has recorded since 1993.” According to FBI statistics, gun homicides in the United States fell from 10,225 in 2005 to 8,583 in 2011. And the state with the second-lowest gun homicide rate, Vermont, has the loosest gun laws in America.

^ damn that is an awkward picture.

If this is true wouldn't they be held legally responsible for his death?

I am assuming it is not AR500 bc a .223 rd should not do damage to AR500 at 100 yds. I looked over the paperwork for the target again and it does not say what it is made out of, just says place target at 200yds with rifle rounds .22-250 and above. Anyone have an opinion if I can still shoot this thing without a fear of ricochet based on the damage done to it?

Current favorite: HK P30L Close seconds are the MP9c & FNP 45 USG Least favorite: Baby Eagle 5" Steel frame .40 HK takes the cake bc it feels amazing in my hand, and I get more accurate with it every time I shoot. It is very well built and I like where all the controls are. MP9c comes close bc I was more accurate with it off the bat than with any other pistol I have ever owned and it is a nice small package that is easily concealed. The FNP 45 also came close for exactly the opposite reason. It is a large beast of a handgun that carries 15+1 rds of .45. The recoil is still rather soft though and I was also accurate with it right out of the gate. Least fav is the Baby Eagle bc it is heavy, the recoil is significant, and I don't like the slide mounted controls. I have a new recoil spring that is supposed to absorb alot more of the recoil so we will see how it goes with that. I have a thing with not selling my handguns bc I feel like it was a waste of a permit, but this one might get sold. Shame bc it is a nice looking pistol and I wanted one for quite a while.

I'm not gona lie a few years ago I got completely ripped off there, the staff was friendly but they charged me $600 for a GSG-5. It was 2009 and I was very new to shooting. Did not realize you could purchase firearms online and had not done my research. I walked in to the shop, saw it sitting on the shelf, and decided I had to have it without seeing if it was a good purchase. When I got home I looked it up and immediately knew I had paid way too much. It was my own fault for making an impulse buy but it made me never go back there. I hadn't gone back since but I was driving by last week and figured that I would see how their pricing was now that I am more adept at what things should cost.

IMO that is completely subjective. Some like the DA/SA, others like the LEM trigger. Some like safeties, others do not. There are 4 versions of the P30 (I think) and each come with either a safety or no safety option. HK P30's are like the Baskin Robbins of pistols (lot's of different flavors). I could be wrong on the number of available options. At the time of my purchase I was aware of 3 versions, but apparently there are multiple LEM triggers.

You would have to find a local dealer selling it for $1870 to pay the same amount after tax. I have not seen any local dealer have them in stock for that price, or close to it.

The savings is in buying the .22 version then buying a 9mm or 40 xchange kit. .22 can be had for $540 vs a 9mm or 40 which are over $800.

That'd be convenient lol. I will give you a call tomorrow.

I have the XD45, it was actually my first pistol purchase. Not a failure in over 2k rds, fits well in the hand, and is still my nightstand gun. I still enjoy the fnp45 more but haven't put it through enough testing to trust it as an hd gun.

Another vote for the fnx45 if that's your price range. I have an fnp45USG which is essentially the same thing as the fnx and I have nothing but good things to say about it. The only thing I would caution you on is that it is a chunky gun. If you do not have larger hands it might be a little wide for you. It is a soft shooter, and accurate. If you have a bit more money to spend I would look at an HK 45. The ergonomics are great and it is a very well built pistol. All that being said nothing will replace a 1911 and IMO everyone should have one just because lol.

Drove by there the other day and wanted to stop in but it was 5:45 and when I pulled up the sign said they close at 5:30. Time was not on my side...

Looking at the glockmeister site they have the gen 3 g19 assemblies in stock for $340. http://www.glockmeister.com/GLOCK-19-Complete-Upper-Assembly/productinfo/G19UPPER/