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Absolutely but never with Taylor Ham

Waffles are so much better and not only can they be paired with eggs and bacon but can also move to the dinner table along side chicken or for dessert with ice cream

The prosecutor is gonna love you

"Deadly force" is not the issue. The issue is "intent"

Do you, and if it ever comes to it I hope I'm wrong.

Just my opinion. I'm not willing to take the chance, maybe in Texas but not in NJ. Why do you think that you never see a cop with a laser (with the exception of special ops units)

I personally wouldn't use a laser strictly because of shot placement. Lets say someone breaks into your house in the middle of the night and you shoot them in the forehead using a laser as a sight. The prosecutor could potentially bring charges against you because it could be argued that your intention was to kill that person being that a reasonable person would agree that if you shoot someone in the forehead they will most likely be killed. Any halfway decent defense attorney will tell you that you never shoot to kill, you only shoot to stop that person from committing a crime or offence against you.

I like the idea of the dog but remember, you never have to walk a gun at 4 AM

In 9mm the semi auto with easiest slide to rack that I've ever felt is the Walther CCP. Not to say there isn't one out there but I haven't personally held one. Walther credits it to the blow back design. From what I've read the down side to the CCP is that it's a little difficult to take apart and a take down tool is needed. As far as a revolver may I suggest something in .22 WMR, much less recoil to deal with than a 38 spl. and with the right ammo should be adequate for home defense.

This one is for Ray Ray and that bitch from the Port Authority

I found out yesterday that you can't shoot clays at Colliers Mills WMA when I was shooting and a couple of WMA maintenance workers showed up to clean the range. The nearest WMA to me with a clays range is Assunpink. According to the WFG web page Assunpink is steel shot only. It looks like lead is okay at Stafford Forge but Assunpink is at least 10 mi closer. I've never used steel shot and don't know anything about it so I have a few questions maybe you guys can help with: 1. I usually use #8 or 71/2 shot when shooting clays. When shooting steel how well would shot of the same size work? 2. Being that steel is lighter than lead do you need a shell with a larger charge? 3. I've seen shotguns being advertised as having a barrel that is safe for steel, does it really make a difference? 4. Is there a big difference in price between steel and lead shells and where is the best place to get target loads?

It was a FTF. The spent hull ejected fine.

Thanks for the tip, I'll have to look into doing the same.

I picked up a Trius 1-Step clay thrower from a guy on Armslist a few weeks back and finally got to try it out today. I very impressed with this thrower and it's easy to use when shooting by yourself. Here's a quick video, the clay is kinda hard to see guess I should have used an orange one 20180509_124623.mp4

I went back to the range today and put another 50 rounds through the gun. I had one FTF at 30 rounds in. I was shooting Winchester Super Target #8 shot. I put another 20 though it with no issues although it seemed to like the Remington Gun Club better. The Remington definitely had a more assertive ejection. So far I really like this gun.

Here's a pic from Prime 13. If you live near Point Pleasant or will be in visiting the area I think that you will like it. Try the smoked bacon as an appetizer and the roasted brussel sprouts as a side are delicious. The cannoli tacos for desert are amazing. If you're thinking about going during the beach season you'll probably need a reservation. Oh and it's byob so if you like a beer or glass of wine with dinner that helps keep the cost down.

I don't know if it's still there but Bobby Flay's in the Borgata was really good when I went about 10 years back.

Thanks, CDNN Sports has them with 28" or 30" barrels for $299 and $20 shipping. Like I said if it keeps running like it did today I'm going to love this gun and I think that it would be hard to find a better semi auto shotgun for the price.

Okay, I picked up my new Dickinson 212sr on Saturday and I made it out to the range today. I shot it straight out of the box. The only thing I did was wipe it down and run a bore snake through the barrel. I put a total of 50 rounds (10 OO Buck, 15 slugs, and 25 target loads) through it with no malfunctions. It ran the target loads as fast as I could pull the trigger. The gun ran great. Felt great in my hands, and the recoil wasn't bad probably a little less than my 870. So far my only complaint is that I didn't bring more ammo. When I got home I ran a bore snake though the barrel. I'm not going to clean the gun until I can get back to the range and put at least another 50 rounds through it just to see how it shoots when it's a little dirty. So far I like it and if it keeps running like it did today I think I may love it. I'll put a few pictures of the gun and the ammo I used when I get a chance. *Edit* It came with 5 chokes. Cyl, Imp Cyl. Mod, Imp Mod, and Full. I have an email into Dickinson to see what threads and what other guns they are compatible with.

Hey Gram, I just checked out your Facebook page. You're place looks amazing. I may have to make the trip.

I'm not in that area to often but if I ever am I will definitely check your place out if you're serving plates that look like that. That thing looks so good I want to lick my computer screen

This thread was inspired by GramGun79 posting this pick in another thread and now I want a steak so let hear what your favorite spot is. Mine right now is Prime 13 in Point Pleasant with Authur's in North Brunswick coming in second.