DSD1026

i shoot at Brick Armory.. same basic rules as Shore Shot.. all indoor.. 25 yards.. can shoot pistol or rifle (up to i think 30-06) and shotgun (buck or slug only).. for me, BA is much nicer than Shore Shot.. more room, less busy.. some dont like it as much because there seems to be less supervision on the range than at SS, but many a time, i have been one of only 2 or 3 people there (and i've been there completely by myself a time or 2 as well).. literally right across the street from Shore Shot in Lakewood.. im personally more comfortable at BA than at SS.. for outdoor, Range 14 or CJRPC are whats closest.. CJ is private and Range 14 is open... (CJ, from what i hear, has probably the best facilities for an outdoor/indoor range in the state, but i have yet to go there).. CJ is, however, quite expensive for the first year.. $250 + $600 capital fee.. afterward, just $250/year..

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Mossberg-500-Security-Barrel-12-GA-18-5-In-Brand-New-Never-Fired-SKU-90015-/151174264042 http://www.ebay.com/itm/Mossberg-500-12ga-Police-Home-Defense-Barrel-18-5-New-in-Package-/231100526315 http://www.ebay.com/itm/Mossberg-500-12ga-Police-Home-Defense-Barrel-18-5-New-in-Package-/231101560778 looks like you have a good start for finding the 18.5 barrel...

ok, so really no reason not to.. not like they are in NJ (which even at that is crap)

but make sure you rotate them before they go bad... they do only last so long.. the wife has started to do that (buying a few cans of stuff when we go grocery shopping)

What laws, exactly, prohibit them from shipping ammo into NJ? oh wait, thats right.. NONE

(and you probably think he's joking)

as always, Limit 1.. only worth it if you're getting other stuff as well.. damnit Cabelas, loosen that up a bit

ive had infected teeth before.. 2 of them (different times).. the pain is INCREDIBLE.. nothing touches the pain either (i've taken Darvon and Percoset to help and it didnt get near the pain).. it gets so bad, you can barely see.. i agree that if your teeth start hurting, get them looked at before it gets to the point of searing pain...

CZ's are inherently accurate because of the slide-in-frame design (at least that's what most people think). They are very balanced, they are very ergonomically (almost) perfect (something that, as a clone-owner, you might not give much time to, but when coming from a different gun is REALLY noticeable), hefty but not unwieldy and they are just a damn nice-looking gun. Part of it is also the somewhat rarity of them (although that's becoming less prevalent these days as more people get them). Most triggers are only "OK" out of the box but get better with time (CZ's are one of those that loosen over time) or with a trigger job. The price point USED to be a major point to the CZ's (much less than comparable guns) but that seems to be fading now that they have become more popular. I am decidedly no expert, as I am a relative newb compared to many, but these are the things I hear over and over and over and over again about the CZ's. The other thing I hear about them is the reliability (leaving my extractor issue aside, which has been hopefully resolved now). That aside, you get this with a lot of different manufacturer/guns.. Some people are Glock fanatics. some are 1911 fanatics.. some are Sig fanatics.. some are S&W fanatics. The CZ being so unavailable compared to those other manufacturers/guns is what gives it part of its mystique. Given some of the reasons above, there is a reason that it is the most used gun across Europe in law enforcement. Some people are just more inherently comfortable with certain guns and not with others. For instance, I shot a Glock and I was incredibly uncomfortable with it. For my grip and shooting style, a Glock was just all wrong for me. I remember when i first got mine, brought it home, let the wife handle it and her first reaction was "wow.. this feels GREAT and is such a great looking gun" (my wife is a very weak person in terms of strength and she didnt have a problem shooting it).. Just my 2¢.. Others will chime in I'm sure..

i think that SP-01 went after about a week

oh, she is a cutie.. unfortunately, my dog only gets along with other dogs in short increments (i.e. meet & greet and then move on) she's not big.. definitely a medium sized dog at most

yeah, avoid Hillsborough.. honestly, there is no real main road in HB other than 206.. our cousin used to live there until this year and it was always the biggest PITA to get to her house.. now she moved out to Ringoes, and its a much smoother drive even though its technically further from us... unfortunately, i dont know other local roads that would be any better, but maybe people who live there would be more helpful.. 206 is the pits

got the same $250 deal in the mail.. but i certainly dont need EVEN MORE mail from the NRA asking me for more money coming to me.. lol

The de-cocker is great if you are uncomfortable de-cocking it yourself or are uncomfortable having it "cocked and locked". Some like that feature, some dont. I have the manual safety version 75B, and I prefer the manual safety myself, but I wouldn't turn my nose at the de-cocker version of the 75B.. Depending on what you will be doing with the gun, it may or may not make any difference whatsoever.. If you are taking it to the range and using it only as a HD gun, then it wont really matter which you choose because you "probably" wont have it cocked all the time anyway.. (unless you keep your gun at Condition 1, which includes a cocked hammer).. Really, though, the guns will feel and perform the same, its just a extra feature.. SP-01's are harder to find than the regular 75B models, for sure.

same with me.. cars are parked about 15 feet from my window..

i can understand that.. mine was a mess for weeks/months.. (not to say i wasn't as well)

This is a discussion. I dont see anyone getting rude or nasty or calling anyone names.. (something that can be unusual here).. However, you gave your reasons for not locking doors. we gave ours. you are absolutely free to do whatever you choose, as I mentioned in my post above. However, just because you choose to do it doesnt necessarily make it the right choice for others. in my opinion, not locking your car (or home for that matter) is an invitation for trouble.

then that leaves my car out.. nothing interesting in my car and its not exactly hidden from view.. heh

so you leave it unlocked just to make it EASIER for the thiefs? LOL.. ok.. i dont leave anything in my car (in fact, i never have anything in my car).. that said, i lock it at all times. you are more likely to hear someone break a window in your car instead of simply opening the door... just my theory.. but hey, you dont want to lock your doors, you're absolutely free to do so... oh, and insurance covers a broken window from a break in AND whatever got stolen.. if it was left unlocked, insurance doesnt necessarily cover the stolen property

i had the same problem with my 75B.. i sent it back to CZ and they replaced the extractor and spring with a +5% Wolff spring.. was still happening after that, and I replaced the recoil spring with a lighter one (I was shooting lighter loads), and last time I bought it to the range, i fired 100 rounds with no issues. I am hoping that solved my problem.. depending on how light/hot of loads you are shooting, it might help yours as well. (?)

i cant believe anyone in this day and age wouldnt lock both their cars and homes at all times..

i like my M&P22.. (as long as you replace the stock sights with Dawson Precision sights)...

ok, on a serious note.. i have about 2,000 rounds for my 9mm.. and about 500 shells for my shotgun.. and about 7,000 rounds of 22.. the 9mm and the 22 is the ammo i use the most.

i own an Anaconda.. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0118615/

This looks to be out of stock now...