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Let's hear about your first gun. What made you decide to buy one? What did you buy? All that good stuff. I grew up in a somewhat anti-gun home. My parents didn't own any guns, they believed they had their place in this world, just not our house. My mom grew up with a family of hunters and military so she is no stranger to guns. As a child, I was never allowed to own a water gun, cap gun, or play cowboys and Indians unless it was over a friends house. When I was about 13 my neighbor who was a big hunter would sometimes take me out to collier mills to shoot some of his shotguns. I had a lot of fun with him, he taught me all the basics and how to handle guns safely. When I turned 18 I asked my parents if I could buy a gun, they told me no, I have to wait till I was 21 or not living in their house. I respect that, it was their house and their rules. The day I turned 21, I applied for my ID card and a handgun permit. After about 6 months it was ready. Toms River was a nightmare to get your ID card and permits 12 years ago. I went to brick armory and picked up a Glock 23. A few days later I went back and bought a Kel-Tec sub2k in 40. A week later I went back again and bought a M44 nagant and a SAR-1. A month later I went to sports authority and bought a ruger 10/22. Then a Remington 870. At that point, my mom told me no more. I listened to her and waited till I moved out.

I would say registering a gun would be good for someone who owns one but doesn't go on forums or are really not into guns. Example would be some who bought a shotgun for home protection, puts it in the closet and that's it. But a few years down the road it gets recalled. The only way they would know is if they registered it and the manufacturer contacted them.

You must be bored.

Guess it's possible to do if you notch the buffer tube and put the screw through there.

Yup the rail blocks the screw.

Yeah I am confused as to what he has there. Need a better pic.

yes I should be resting, but I was feeling good this morning. Took a drive down to shooters and it was sitting in the case.

Just saw it in person. Very nice gun.

Interesting, don't know if I trust the "Mis-marked" barrel, but that is a good deal

Oh damn, been looking into a 1911 lately. That looks great.

I said I would never go there again, but now I want to go there and have some fun with the guy.

The only one I know of is P&K. Just opened earlier this year. I don't like the place. I will leave it at that.

Very plain and simple guns, they do their job. Can't say anything bad about them. Mine always worked just fine.

Union county savings bank has a "deal" today only. 1% for 1 year, 1.2% for a 2 year CD. $2500 minimum. Not great but better than anything else out there.

I have not had a problem with the Rio buckshot.

Thanks

I know nothing about federal corrections, do they regularly carry? Is their job considered a law enforcement position?

yes magpul fixed stock. Love it. Perfect length. Just order it, if you don't like it, I am sure someone here will buy it.

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I would say you are right. A little late for a 529b. I would consider putting the money into a money market account to get a little interest.

Thank you. I really like the look of the carry handle, the fact that it basically can't break, and is usable for my HD situations as the light is bright enough that the sights are lit up. Will I change it to a red dot? Probably one day, but not right now.

free stuff!!! Lol

Welcome to the forum. You will find lots if helpful people on here. Seriously, people go way out if their way to help you. Enjoy your new gun and all the ones you purchase after that.

Not enough. Lucky if I get out every other month. Been a rough year around this house. 2013 just hasn't been my year other than one thing, the birth of my son.

Lol so true.