JustJoe

"if rallies is your thing, by all means, go", they said. We'll keep working through our super dupper secret channels and stuff...

OGAM ain't a limitation but a goal.

Fill out part 1 only. Do **not**sign it. It has to be signed in front of the detective receiving it,

I never had the pleasure to visit the store. But when I was calling around looking for a specific pistol, I called them. I spoke with a lady (never got her name). I can say, without much exaggeration, that she was one of the nicest people I've ever talked to in a gun store. May be it was Lisa, I don't know.

The newsies interviewed a resident of the area of the first break in, and according to him, nothing like that had happened in the past 20 years. But who knows.

And this time they actually stole some guns and pistol permits. I shrugged my shoulders on the first incident discounting it on being a random act. This is only the second publicized case of this happening and may not be enough to show correlation. But it's starting to look it may not be so random any more. http://newyork.newsd...s-say-1.4463741

Seriously, call around. You never know what somebody may have on the shelf.

Let us know when you stop giglling. I still gigle too.

You may have to call around local stores. You still see some around. Not sure about the model, though.

FYI: The number of signatures requiered for any petition to be awnsered by the White House increased from 25 to 100 thousand .

Got them today. Smooth, honest, transaction.

On the same day the 18th Amendment was ratified. How prophetic.

Suspicion confirmed. Have a nice day.

I got no feeleings about something that doesn't exist.

Our esteemed representatives would not be above this level of stupidity, either

Cool. Thanks

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Now that you mention it, gun for hire gun test drive is a good value. It may not have the gun the op wants to try out but for 99.00 you get to try a bunch of them. If the op is to walk to, say, RTSP and between one pistol rental, a couple boxes of ammo and an hour at the range, he's out of 100.00 anyway. http://gunforhire.com/classes/semiannual-gfh-gun-test-drive/

Being a lefty I like the paddle type release.

It's about juice. David Gregory has plenty of it and the average citizen has none.

And that's when they are gracious enough to reply. It's not like a knob job would be required but a simple can't get it, no stock, don't wanna, WTFAYOU, don't bother me, would suffice. So, as a noob, middle age gun owner, I'll just go the internet way, find a friendly FFL and let him make the 50.00 transfer fee. And, no, I won't be a douche and come to your store to try 50 different guns wasting your time and go buy online. If I walk in your store and ask for a particular gun, rest assured, I've tried it and I'm ready to buy it cash in hand and papers ready. Honestly, after spending twenty years on the costumer service end of a non gun related retail/wholesale business, I can't, for the life of me, figure out how the average gun shop stays open. Yet, every FTF transaction I've made has been a pleasure. Go figure. Sorry op for the derailment.

It ain't you. If you aren't a regular in the shop or go with a friend that is, you get the treatment.

This. My wife is about the op's wife size and she got a Ruger SP101. She loves that thing.

Now you tell me there's reading involved. :facepalm:

Does anybody honestly believes the op is going to walk 32 miles to spend an hour at the range? Really folks??