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Yeah... I have the P229 with E2 and SRT, made in NH also, and I've put over 800+ round and never a single failure either. But I've started to look at CZ 75 SP-01 Tactical now and it seems pretty nice.... I'm not sure if I should stick to SIG or try CZ ... looks at plenty of reviews and it's suppose to be a poor man's SIG P210?

Question on extractor ..... which would be "perceived" to be better? long or short?

The P226 X-Five is an idea for sure.... but man.... 1600+ clams.... I think bry@n's idea of buying two Sigs is a better idea. ... it's about the same amount of clams. Thanks for all the feed back fellas, I'll continue to ponder ... LOL I already have the P229 with E2 and SRT ... but I'm trying very hard to justify another one!!!

I'm leaning more towards new production that has everything I want as well. But there are so much talks about how the German made are THAT MUCH better!!! ... which makes me second guess myself. Are there stats on the failure rates of SIGs made in NH?

So, just wondering what would you do? Look for a older German made P226 and upgrade the sights, swap out to E2, install the SRT and possible refinish and inherit worn parts. OR Just buy NH P226 with all of the above and call it a day? I can imagine the German made would cost more because of parts and labor required. Your two cents are greatly appreciated.

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I suspected that but wasn't sure because the P229 changed their frame with the E2 grips. Thanks for the heads up!

That's the answer that I was looking for!! Thanks!!!

Is there a difference? I currently own the P229 E2 and the mags are different from the early production of P229 because of the new design grip. Does anyone know if the P226 with E2 grip will take older P226 mags? Thanks in advance.

http://www.ammunitiontogo.com/product_info.php/pName/50rds-45-acp-fiocchi-230gr-fmj-ammo/cName/45-acp-full-metal-jacket Not sure if this is consider a good deal.

Jersey City. Address change with (3) P2P. Submitted everything except finger print forms on 2/15 and just picked up 3/18. They did require all my references to notarize the reference letter as well.

I got some too!! ... Thanks!!!

I've dealt with Paul from Arms and Ammo and have nothing but good things to say... but he's a bit far from you.. I'm relatively new as well... welcome! I've been to Caso.. but didn't buy anything there... seem like good people as well!

You know.. that is possible.. using Selenium WebDriver... LOL ... but you need another service running to monitor updates to the webpages.. LOL

Welcome to the forum... I've pretty new as well... in regards to building your own... thats a must. I sat with my wife for about 30 minutes and we watch the CMMG video on YouTube over and over and over again.... LOL ... I only help when she couldn't bang the pin in the mag catch because she didn't want to dig the receiver... LOL She's only 5'1" and 105lbs .. so we build something light for her... the setup you see is only 6.4lbs without a mag... since NJ can't have collapse stock.. we opted for the ACE ... We also opted for the lightest rail possible and some up grades.... I got a SIG516 and wished I build my own instead... her's is cooler and more personal... LOL

LOL. I was on there at 4:30PM and the site was super slow. I was able to add 1 box but when checking out, its gone!!!! ... Better luck next time I guess. Thanks for posting!!!

Bid submitted.

When I first applied I used NY as well. But I've just submitted for an address change in Jersey City and it states " It is asked that they reside within the City of Jersey City..." But I used the same references from the first time I applied, so I will know if they will change my address on the FID?! In about 4-6 weeks.

Just curious... is this it? http://www.wethepeopleofny.org/

http://soldiersystems.net/2013/02/13/olympic-arms-issues-new-york-state-sales-policy/ Seems like Olympic Arms are already on board...

There were a lot of manufacture that didn't provide an email but a web form, so I couldn't get the email address. But this is a start... [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected],

Very interesting data .. and if you remove 8,244,910 for NYC population based on 2011 Census, give 95%+ can't own firearms. The % of gun ownership in NYS would be about 31%!!

So... this weekend my wife and I went down to Target Master in PA and they had the FNS-9 for rent!!! The texturing is really aggressive, nicely built and I really like the trigger on it..... really smooth .... stop... then fire... I was also able to reproduce the issue where the slide locks if the trigger is pushed forward when decocked. I tried to power rack the slide but the range officer was watching and I didn't want to really f' it up.. If I was in the market for another pistol... I think this would be on top of the list.

Based on my reading on the around the web, it seems easy enough. But there is just no replacement for hands on experience. So, it seems that as long as you have all the correct mix of component, correct torque tension, blah blah blah... after assembled, it should just work .... correct? I'm asking because I bought a SIG516 and it does not like WOLF ammo... because WOLF doesn't load to NATO spec and it doesn't generate enough pressure and have tons of FTF. I'm hoping to build and DI AR instead from ground up... and hand pick the parts.... so I don't have to heard it from the wife... "this thing sucks.... why do i have to rack every round?!" ..

Just curious if anyone has build an AR upper from scratch? And and DO's and DONT's. Thanks in advance.