Howard

True that. But I was talking about a regular semi-auto pistol -- he thought (as many do) they just shoot burst of bullets if you hold the trigger down.

I was at a party Saturday night and made guns and our crazy state rules the topic of the night. Three more people now plan to go to my range. Two more will be getting permits, and one learned that there are no legal guns that fire lots of bullets by you just holding the trigger down.

I'll try to attend. What is the plan? Do we all sit together, hold signs, etc....? To just go and sit quiet makes it look like there are just lots of people that don't want guns there to listen.

That is actually very funny "Signature of someone over the age of 21". My dogs started getting restless on Friday so I went to the front door. Backed into the front of the driveway was the UPS truck. I watched as the guy got out and made no attempt to even approach the front door, rather he walked the length of the driveway and just left a case of ammo sitting by my garage door. So much for signature required!!!

Why yikes?

I was reading on another forum (I'm sorry for not being loyal) a suggestion from a LEO as to what round he would use for home defense. What he said was that in his Glock G22 he uses five rounds of JHP that are then followed by FMJ rounds. The thinking is that if five rounds of hollow point don't take care of the intruder it is likely that something with more penetration power is needed. I would be interested on comments about this approach.

I have no problems with IE9. I could care less about memory use, I've got 24 gigs of triple channel memory. I've got firewalls, anti-malware, anit-virus, anti-cookie, anti everything

Yet another company to not deal with. It says "The following item(s) cannot be shipped to NJ". Actually it can, they just won't -- the hell with them.

Just got this e-mail, should be interesting to watch: Asm. Michael Patrick Carroll will appear on NJ News 12's "Power and Politics" airing this Saturday and Sunday, Feb. 22 & 23, at 10 a.m., 12:30 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. He will be discussing the 2nd Amendment, along with Asm. Joe Cryan. It should be a spirited debate! Elaine Turner Legislative Aide

There is a very nice bright pink Glock at RTSP, saw it just a few hours ago -- not a joke.

Done, thanks.

Welcome. I live very close to RTSP, so I guess we are neighbors.

I thought the constitution (does that even apply anymore?) prohibits illegal takings by the government. Even when they use eminent domain to take property they have to compensate you based on fair market value.

Well I am far from an expert, but I just got a Glock G22 (.40 cal). My thought process was I was able to shoot it just as well as a 9mm and it has a little better stopping power for HD. Also if you look online lately you just about can't find any 9mm but there is some .40 cal out there and the price of the .40 cal is actually lower than a lot of the 9mm. I'm getting a 9mm conversion barrel for it so if 9mm ever becomes cheaper and available again I can use that too.

Interesting, no people of color and no mid-eastern terrorists in the lot. Very telling! Better go get my tin foil hat.

They put mine in last monday morning and it came back just before 5pm on friday.

I like this one better: http://ammoseek.com/ Are there others out there?

Mine just took five days, ordered on monday came back on friday.

How is only allowing you to load 7 rounds in one that can hold 10 stop a criminal from loading 10. The law makes less than no sense. Are Democrats really this stupid?

I just bought a G22 gen4 and love it.

I think its a case of all of the above. Pricing is due to more demand than supply PLUS the fact that our worthless sack of crap government in DC is printing $85 billion of money a month. When you print money like that the cost of things go up, yes it is that simple. Demand is due to more customers than before plus many of these new customers (I'm one of them) buying stuff because they don't have any and want some. I see that I can buy online right now, much cheaper than I can buy in-person and want to have some on-hand in-case the fools in Trenton decide that they will no longer let me buy online which will just raise my cost without providing any benefit to citizens of our state.

Not my experience, I dealt with "the lady behind the counter, as you put it". Kathy was very professional and moved stuff along quickly.

I'm confused, why Morris County in your title? Isn't Westfield in Union County????

Sure would be nice if the main stream press would start asking that question.

They have some here, not cheap, but they have them if anyone wants them: http://www.jagerproducts.com/