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Thanks guys. I checked Tech Ops. No go, but thanks for the heads up.

Indeed.

Another nice thing is the only extra was tax. PICS is included in price. So total was less than $460 OTD.

Went into HG in Easton this afternoon to poke around and hope to find a used G20. No luck there, but sitting in the case is a nice G17 gen 4 with night sights. Still has the copper grease on the internals. $429. So now I own a G17.

I have one and love it. I have fairly big hands and this falls into the hand and shoots very accurately. Conversely, my GF has small hands and it fits her very well. Great little gun.

Would be happy to, but this was PA, so I was able to easily trade guns with my dealer. We all know how much of a PITA it is in NJ. Shot her the other day, and OMG does this need the D spring. My main gun is a 92FS I have done a little work to (polishing, D Spring, etc) and the trigger difference between the two is huge.

Mother Father, I have a CORE, now I need to sell it to buy one of these. DAMN IT

Welcome to America

Update from them, this morning Magtech 22lr 40gr Stand Vel $2.99 50rd (10,500) 50 limit Fed 22lr Auto Match HV $21.99 325rd (840) 3 limit CCI 22lr Mini Mag HV Solids $7.99 100rd (25) 2 limit Win 22lr 40gr Solid $7.99 100rd (90) 5 limit

They do it there

Temp DL plus a utility bill

Yeah, each county is different, but unlike NJ, there is a statute that mandates a decision within x days (I forget the number) and it is adhered to and enforced.

She shoots nice. Don't like the red dots on the sights, but that is easy to fix.

They should. It has been there for over a week.

Mipa can be interesting, but he does have a point. A lot of eastern PA is turning into NY/NJ because of the westward migration of "progressives" who want to live in the country. They fantasize about moving to a nice rural area, but then try to change that area to fit their mindset. The other group of people who hurt our 2A rights in PA are the rubes who think they are being cosmopolitan and cultured by being anti gun.

Filled it out prior. Entrance is on court street.

55 east court street. Just found it in my GPS history.

I believe out of state residents just need their LTCF and then fill out the form. Not sure of address, but it is the one on their website. Walk in, take elevator, door on the right.

I have and love a 92FS. That being said, if you are planning on using the gun as an HD, I would say go for the A1, because it is my belief that all SD weapons should either have a laser or a light on them, and you need a rail for that.

As long as you have a PA license you are GTG.

It varies by county. You must have a LTCF in your home state to get a non resident permit in PA, though.

I almost fainted the other day when I went to Cabelas, found 2 pistols I wanted, paid for them, went through PICS and took them home. Doesn't anyone realize that I have to be vetted multiple times and limited in what I can buy and how often I can buy? It is such a different world here and I am only 15 minutes across the river. Its really sad how NJ treats the peasants.

It took me nearly 20 minutes to get my permit in Bucks county. I wish they would work on a more efficient system. I am so glad I escaped to America.

Tanners Sports in PA literally has a pallet of 22. Limited to 3 bricks per person. They have other 22 as well.

My personal opinion is to keep the targets close, until you are putting shots on top of each other. Yeah, it doesn't seem like much of a challenge to shoot 5-7 yards, but unless you are putting every shot within an inch or two of each other, moving the target further away will not get you much. Once you are doing really tight groups at a close range, move the target out a bit. Going from 5-10 yards is NOT a bit. It is double the distance. By following this regimen and slowly moving the target further and further away, you will be surprised how quickly you move the target out to 15 - 20 yards and can drill it, every shot. I highly recommend getting some one on one training. The cost of training may seem high, but the savings in not developing bad habits and just wasting ammo at the range, cancels the cost out and then some. The NRA basic pistol course is designed to give you an introduction and help keep you from hurting yourself and others. Some one on one training will help you shoot well, at a much faster rate. my $.02