msokad

Congratulations and very jealous :-) That is definitely on the want list. All I need is a P2P and the extra $$$.

Unfortunately, we are our own worst enemy. While we have seen this before, Sandy Hook and the fall out from from it made almost every gun owner hoard one thing or another.

It's not a law, but almost every lgs requires you to have one. While I don't agree with it, you can't really do anything about it. Another reason why I always carry mine.

So sorry for your loss.

Glad to see our sport getting some good news coverage.

Well done :-)

I got the same response from him. Don't trust him as far as I can throw him.

Gun for hire in woodland park has classes. Not sure on the price or schedule.

Congratulations and good luck.

Just look at any gun range now and how many people are there to shoot. I'm also trying my best to get some of my non shooting friends into the sport. Little by little it's working.

The 92fs is a great gun. It was my first one and still love shooting it. The 686 is also a great gun, shoot great and never a bad day at the range. If you get a chance, try and shoot the H&K P30. It's on the expensive side, but you will fall in love it with once you shoot it.

The person is lucky they only received minor injuries.

I was there last week for 2 FFL transfers. Charle did an awesome job and kept on apologizing on the wait for NICS even though it wasn't his fault. Can't think of a time I had a bad experience at this range.

Done

Done

The parts arrived the other day and I assembled the upper over the weekend. I dropped the upper at Ottomanelli's yesterday and they are going to pin and weld it. While that is getting worked on, I am completing the lower and should be completed by tonight. Once everything is back, pictures will follow shortly.

It was only a matter of time before I started an AR build to sit along my Colt HBAR. I have most of the components ordered, but currently stuck on the minefield of NJ laws. I would like to order this barrel and brake from the manufacturer: http://yhm.net/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=17_29_60&products_id=453 http://yhm.net/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=2_57&products_id=106 and buttstock from a LGS: http://www.midwayusa.com/product/2319164110/magpul-stock-ctr-collapsible-ar-15-carbine-synthetic?cm_vc=ProductFinding If I'm reading the laws correctly, since the barrel is threaded I need the muzzle brake pinned or welded to make me legal? I'm already aware the buttstock has to be pinned as well.

Glock 20 gen 4. I purchased mine last May and love shooting it.

Congratulations on the collection. I've personally stopped collecting 3 times myself. Somehow I keep falling off the wagon :-)

He broke the law, now he can do the time.

Welcome to the forum

Welcome to the forum

I have an USP in 40 and my wife just purchased a P30 in 9mm. Either gun is great to have in the collection. If I was pressed to pick one, I would go with the P30. The molded grip feels very good and is a dream to shoot.

I need the funds and 2 P2P :-)

I would try my hardest to educate her on the pros of legal gun ownership. Never hurts to have another person on our side.