jamesbod

things change over time. some old folks here say they used to bicycle around town with their guns & bring them to school so they can hunt after school. reality check. those days are over. minors should not have any access to firearms without adult supervision. Even when you trust your own kids, can you trust his/her friends who come over after school?

see what happens when LEOs use glocks and not 92fs?

non-gunners do know the general term "6 shooters", right? how in the world can you assault the poor revolver? doesn't make sense

that's really nice grips.

wonder why she won't go after her on state's pot smoking causing cancer

maybe it was a newbie who shot the foot of the shooter in the next stall...

beautiful long gun

maybe the shooter wanted to shoot his/her foot...LOL did you remotely considered that?

well there are other causes... shooter's tired & points the pistol down on the floor to relax. blam LEO range? belt holster drawing.... blam LEO drawing from ankle holster.... blam

you mean the piece that goes in the garbage....

Cops also have accidental discharges I'll also take a guess. Shooting yourself in the foot may have been caused if the shooter points the barrel down while he or she has a finger on the trigger & racks the slide to reload or clearing a malfunction

the paper and the poll are a total joke. liberals control the media including NJ spread the word don't let liberals hijack public opinion

love it ballistol is good too

Ignore her. She seems like she needs constant attention Something is missing in that poor woman's life. the emptiness the loneliness seriously, when liberals start calling 15 rounds high capacity when liberals start calling 10 rounds high capacity when liberals start calling 7 rounds high capacity when liberals start calling 5 rounds high capacity when liberals start calling 2 rounds high capacity then you know the 2nd amendment doesn't exist anymore

Bob's right SSR686 is awesome too but check this out. small grips on a 6" gp100. awesome. I know, it's longer than 4.2 but it shows you can have small grips on a good size gun

sounds like something from Germany in 1941....

gp100 or 686 686+ has 7 shots but the cylinder is wider N frames may not be good for smaller hands, so I didn't recommend the 629 or 627 you can always buy new smaller grips or you can try them out first as a rental or at the store revolvers in single action are so so accurate it amazes me everytime

+1 G21 FNP45 some users online claim there's a broken firing pin problem in the past. check it out. if you don't carry XD service model you may as well get the XDm 4.5 there's much much more aftermarket goodies for G21 remember you're either Glock or not

Now this is nice.

why do you guys keep bring her up? you got the hots for her or something?

www.pachmayr.com

Go for the 6" Now that's a barrel.

those little kids better duck under their desks when the 223 308 rounds zip through several chalkboards & walls..... are we safe yet?

liberals were wrong. conservatives don't want to cling to their guns. they want to cling to their magazines

http://www.bluejersey.com/tag/Joe%20Cryan Cryan to Introduce Legislation to Limit Size of Ammunition Clips by: deciminyan Wed Dec 26, 2012 at 04:49:22 PM EST Today, Assemblyman Joe Cryan announced that he will introduce legislation to limit the legal number of rounds in an ammunition clip to five. I spoke by phone with Cryan this afternoon to get some of the details. Currently, the legal limit is fifteen rounds and I asked him if possession of clips with that capacity would be grandfathered. He indicated that this would be one of many subjects of the debate as the bill progresses. Already, he said, he has received push back on this simple, common-sense bill from citizens and fellow legislators. But he said, "the whole idea here is to have a reflective debate" in light of the events in Newtown and elsewhere. He recognized the Connecticut teachers as heroes and wants to do whatever can be done to slow down or impede the inevitable shooters of the future. Cryan indicated that this will be the first in a series of bills that will include addressing of ammunition sales, identification of ammunition, and other related topics - to be introduced in mid-January. His approach will not only consider sensible gun regulations, but also mental health issues and a good look at the "games that desensitize violence." Of course, even if New Jersey implements strict gun control laws, it's easy to bring in these killing machines from other states. Cryan recognized Senator Frank Lautenberg as a driving force for sensible gun laws across the nation. "We need to have a full discussion" on sizes of magazines and availability of assault weapons across the board. He pointed out that these initiatives do not impinge on Second Amendment rights for law-abiding citizens. I'm happy that Cryan is taking the lead on this initiative. (Senator Weinberg alsowrote about gun control laws in her diary on Monday.) Now, we need other legislators to join them in working to make sure that we don't experience a Newtown massacre in New Jersey. Cryan's proposals do make sense, and anylegitimate gun owner should sign on and support these initiatives which will protect, not impinge, on, their interests.