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So 3-9 means the magnification is 3 x the size of the target?

Can anyone tell me what the (any number) X (another number) means? I know it has to do with the magnification and I believe the diamiter of what can be seen through the scope.

You could buy my Kel-Tec SU 16 that I'm selling in the marketplace. Lots of accessories available on line and well below a grand

I'm going to Dick's tomorrow to pick up my first bolt action rifle. I have it narrowed down to either the Savage Axis or the Remington 783 in .223. I don't really know much about scoped rifles. Until my eyes started getting a little older I always thought of scopes as cheating. I used to tell people that if you can't hit it with iron sights you shouldn't be shooting at it. These days I'll take all the help I can get. Any opinions on either rifle are appreciated.

Buy a Glock 19. For the price it would be hard to find a better all round and reliable pistol.

I called the US Capitol police and the US Diplomatic Security Service (didn't even know they existed until today) and both said as long as I have the proper credentials I should have no problems.

Thank you to everyone who replied to this post for the ideas and insight. I've had a couple offers from forum members to shoot their rifles (very cool and appreciated) and get a better feel for what may be best for my style of shooting. I will defiantly be taking some of them up on their offers

I have a question for the LEO's on the forum or anybody else who may know. My brother and I are both active duty LEO's and will be attending a swearing in ceremony at the U.S. Department of State, Washington D.C. in roughly 2 weeks weeks. I know we can't carry in the Dept. of State building but, what are the "rules" about carrying around DC (The mall, Arlington, various monuments)?

I'm thinking about picking up my first bolt action rifle. The thing is I really don't know muck about them. Right now the only rifles I own are semi auto chambered in either .22 or .223. I don't hunt, so I don't need a cartridge that will take down a white tail at 400 yds but, I think I want something with a little more punch that a .223 (enough to make it fun not painful). I'm thinking something good for target shooting at maybe 200 yds or so. I don't have any real experience with scoped rifles (or how to sight them in), so I'm looking for ideas on a decent entry level rifle and scope. I don't have a lot of money to spend, maybe $600. Any ideas, tips, or suggestions are appreciated.

I can say for sure, STAY AWAY FROM OCEAN ACURA! (Monmouth Co) Shady salesmen and the service manager is a real jerkoff.

Damn, wrong area. Mods can this be deleted or moved to the rifle forum?

Are there any semi auto rifles other than the SKS that have a fixed magazine and load from strip clips? The only other rifles that load that way that I can think of are bolt action.

What's your favorite type of gun? I've shot and or own revolvers / pistols of various calibers, different types and calibers of rifles, and different types and gauges of shotguns. I even had a chance to rent a full auto MP9 (awesome, but expensive) in when in FLA. but I like shotguns the best. I don't know what it is about a shotgun but it is by far, hands down my favorite type of gun. Maybe it's the versatility? So......what's your favorite type? Revolvers take second place.

Your signature says your a member of PBA 121. If your a LEO just carry it and if anyone questions you show them a copy HR218 (or is it HR 216) whichever it is, you should be able to carry with no problems

Good call on Reading Terminal Market! That place is awesome! Don't know how late it's open

Pat's steaks are better

Eastern State prison

Damn it! I meant the 930 SPX. Just edited the topic title. The question was supposed to read, Dose anybody know if there is a NJ compliant version of the Mossberg 930 SPX?

Dose anyone know if there is a NJ compliant version of the Mossberg 930 SPX?

I think it was Monmouth Arms but I'm not sure.

One of the vendors on here was selling 15/30 rd hexmags for I think around 12 or 13 bucks. I have a few and they work great. You can't beat them for the money

You can't go wrong with a Weber. I've had mine for 13 yrs and it's still going strong.

Dose anyone know anything about the Ruger SR9 or the 9E?

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Jfoster99, My dept. dose not allow lasers Or guns chambered in 357 for OD carry