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Dont know if anybody else went. It was certainly an amusing day. Here are just a few pics I uploaded, In order to share.

Has anybody actually done this?? I was looking at Florida, considering they have the most reciprocal States, and I am contemplating on moving to Florida next year. My concern, is if you file for the permit and are denied, how does the affect your future chances?? Anybody have any more thoughts about this?

so let me get this straight. I can apply for a Non-resident florida CCW license, even though I live in the Great Peoples Republic of New Jersey, and upon issuance, I would be legally allowed to carry in any of the states that recognize and reciprocate licenses??

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Thank you, that is it... And I can say that it is actually pretty cool...

Yes it a savage 320. Just bought it last week.

Like I said, the range master was right there next to me and fired it also

According to a Youtube comment: It seems to have a feature like the Remington 870 P or Police. Thats the reason it breaks free when you fire it. this is for faster chambering of another shell. This is why you can unload 4-5 shells on an 870 P ( NOT a regular 870) and not a mossberg etc.... Someone experience in Tactical shooting would appreciate this. If you dont like it try leaning fwd and actually NOT pulling back on pump OR pulling fwd slightly. Should fix that persky ol tactical feature for ya

The spent shell is ejecting half way after the round is fired, without me having to rack the slide. So after round is fired, it is less then half pull to full eject and then re-chamber the next round.

Guess it is time to send a mail off to the manufacturer and ask them?? Don't know if that is a new design, or a flaw...

it's brand new, never fired before. Tuesday was the very first time it was fired.

And yes, with authority

Both the range master and myself shot it. When I asked him for his assistance he stood right next to me and watched it. 10 rounds all with same result

That is exactly what I am saying. Almost half the shell. now I admit, that made for very easy reloading and chambering the next round, but is that something that is normal?

For lack of a better term, I am going to use the term Ejection Assit. I have not owned pump shotguns previously, and had just purchased one. Took it to the range the other day. Firing my first round, I was surprised to see that the breach was halfway open with the shell. I originally thought, Holy Crap, what the hell happened. Had the range master come over and take a look with me. We ejected the round completely, chambered the next and fired. Same effect. What we started to realize was, this was a function of the gun, in order to make reloading the next round faster. Call me ignorant, but is this normal amongst most Pump Shotguns??

I had a chance to fire the LDA in 14-.45 from my range master. We were putting bullets inside the previous bullet hole almost effortlessly. Even with a hi-cap mag, it was very comfortable.

Yes, I am aware it will not cost me 45 in material. Time and material to learn these special weaves. Yes! Now if these were $150!!! You damn bet i would be learning how to do it. My point is they are cheap enough to order exactly what you want.

Didn't know savage was sold. They have always had a good reputation from what I know. But I could be wrong. We shall see. Taking it to the range tomorrow.

I have been playing with Paracord, and researching a few different projects. Anyways, I figured i would search for a Paracord rifle Sling project. Anyways, while watching a video, Somebody was doing a review of this company. after checking it out. Much easier to just buy it from them. probably would cost me equal in amount of material. And besides, their stuff looks great. and for what I can tell, it seams like most items fall into about 45.00 plus the shipping. Anyways, thought I would share what I found if anybody else was interested. http://www.sandstormcustomrifleslings.com/index.htm

no, they are shipping to a New Jersey Resident. And considering they are sending ammunition into the great "Peoples Republic of New Jersey", need to make sure it is going to a legal firearms card holder.

Welllllll, I guess that answers my question. I have a CZ75b but chambered in .40cal and looking for mags.

I honestly dont see this as a big deal. its kind of like a Sandbox, Except it is their Sandbox. if you don't wish for it to be on the counter, Just ask the person to put it on the shelf behind them, in order to protect your identity... Me, really it is a non-issue. Everywhere we go in life, there is always going to be some f'd up rule that you don't like..

Ok, So I have to admit. When I saw it coming out onto the rack. And it was everything I was looking for in a "Home Defense" Shotgun, which will most likely sit in my closet and not get used, except for some range practice (I hope). Did not think about where it was made. BUTTTTTTT that being said, I will let you know later this week how the chinese did in putting it together. At first appearance, everything seams to be pretty solid. But lets see what it is like after a hundred rounds or so...