Mr.Stu

You only need the PtPP. FPID is not required to take possession of a handgun. You do need some kind of ID too to prove you are the person named :/ the PtPP. Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk

Why don't people clean new guns before shooting them? Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk

The address on your FPID is irrelevant for a pistol transfer. You don't even need to have ever been issued one. All you need is a valid PtPP and a form of ID. If you use your DL I'm not sure if the address has to match if you can prove the address on the PtPP is yours some other way, maybe a utility bill? Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk

Ken uses them for rifle, pistol and shotgun at his 3 gun matches in Easton. He has found that hollowpoint and soft tip bullets take chunks out. Ball ammo is best for the longevity of these. Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk

I have been thinking about the AR version. I have a pistol safe already. Does the rifle lock in place with a magazine seated? Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk

If you would like to attend this class, book your spot here: https://idpa-intro.eventbrite.com Thanks for the interest.

I have a date. Clear your calendars for July 22nd. I'll set up an eventbrite page to sign up. Details to follow. Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk

Almost any strong side hip holster is good. For men the front strap has to be above the belt line if it's OWB, ladies can use a drop-offset. IWB is also fine. No appendix carry, crossdraw or shoulder holsters. Mag pouches can be OWB or IWB. I recommend Safariland, Blade-tech and Comptac holsters. Others such as Fobus and Blackhawk don't have the same build quality. I would never recommend the Blackhawk Serpa. You also need a handgun 9mm/.38 special or larger and 3 magazines. EFGA have changed their procedures for using their special events bays so I'm working on getting then the paperwork they need. Dates will be set up once I have that squared away. Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk

I wrote to the governor on the state web site last night because my permits have been approved for 2 weeks but I still don't have them. I encourage everybody dealing with NJSP delays to do the same. They are flouting State law and EO180. I called for the superintendent to be fired. There is no sense in allowing the state's most senior police officer to break the law. If the law doesn't apply to him, why should it apply to anyone? Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk

On my property, doing chores? OWB is going to be more comfortable for a start. In the front yard I'd be inclined to wear my shirt over it so it could be mistaken for a phone or something on my belt. Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk

I have one just to prevent the rim of the top round in a fresh magazine snagging on the back wall of the mag well on a quick reload. Dirt gets in anyway.

So long as you eat the pointy end first you'll be ok.

The common definition of reckless is doing something dangerous, knowing it is dangerous and doing it anyway. It's so much worse than doing something dangerous while being oblivious of the danger. I think wreckless means you didn't crash.

Gun is completely readied for firing - live round chambered, hammer/striker cocked, manual safety disengaged.

Absolutely not. Read the statutes. The magazine must be capable of continuously feeding said rounds into a semi auto firearm. A bunch of .22 rattling around in an AR mag isn't going to get you into trouble.

Get the Beretta first. If you get the Sig first you won't want the Beretta.

Sandy has a similar issue with her Stag. Pmags seat fine but hex mags won't. We finally took the time to figure out why. Hex mags fit my RRA fine. They also fit with the Stag upper on the RRA lower and vice versa. It seems that the Stag upper and lower together has a few thou less depth which doesn't allow the mag to insert far enough to catch.

Removing or disabling a safety is on the not allowed list of mods for IDPA. I don't know if the method described here is distinguishable from a factory, non-safety gun.

I'll do another one in the spring, once the weather improves.

Sig does. NRA instructors are eligible to buy their APP priced guns. Currently that is P226, P320 and some 1911s. https://www.sigsauer.com/promotion/nra-instructor-discount-program/

You can get the Sig at a discount too if you're LEO, military, other first responder or NRA instructor.

I just picked a Sig P320 in .40. I did a side be side comparison with a VP40 and although it was nice the Sig was nicer. The modular design and DAO trigger really sold it to me.

"We want well-trained, fit American citizens to have guns and use them for the defense of their family, for hunting, for sport,” he said. It's really hard to use a gun for defense if you have to leave it at home. "Hold on there chap! Please stop beating me while I run home to get my gun" Are these people born this way or are there special classes were you learn to suspend logical thought?

I didn't say they looked bad on a black one. I haven't got a black one to try them on.

The ones I have are the zebra and look really good on the stainless CZ