PD2K

Check out a list of applicators: http://www.cerakoteguncoatings.com/

Is this real...source? 6 rounds makes it yucky for me too

I recall Vlad G mentioned Murphy's Oil is used at the Met for display pieces: http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php/topic/75118-whats-a-good-gun-oil/?p=950486

Nice...how's the trigger?

Maybe they'll surprise everyone and release the Glock 18 G4

In my experience it's about 60/40 that retailers ask to see a FID. Maybe you should simply be honest to them about your situation...they might see you as a potential customer. That being said, I would consider skipping buying a 22 handgun (due to ammo shortage) and use the money toward a centerfire pistol. But if you are set on one, also check out the SW M&P 22 Compact. I've heard good things from owners, plus shoots the cheap ammo .

Well put. Don't break the law.

So...when you getting that USP45

LOL what a moron...guys like that don't do the CCW cause any justice.

In my town, I just email or call the Detective in charge of the permits. He tells me to drop off the permits at the station and pick I them up when the Chief signs the renewal. Pretty easy.

Awesome!

LOL been there done that dude

I'll second 10mm! I have a Glock 20 G4...love it!

No I have not. I'm just going by my personal shooting experience with them...the 45, 40, and 9 shot very similar to say WWB. However the 10mm is noticeably weak - but most are in my experience except Ultramax and Buffalo Bore.

Here are their ammo specs: http://www.freedommunitions.com/Ammo-Specs-s/1952.htm Generally their ammo velocity is in line with other manufacturers. But their 10mm is underpowered for my tastes - but still hotter than most. I have shot thousands of round of their handgun reman ammo and have had no problem.

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Agreed dude, but the OP wrote he was changing the connector to 3.5#, not adjusting the trigger pull. That is a redundant part, as it is already factory installed: Also I did not advocate night sights for this particular model:

I will agree that Glock will be the biggest selling single stack 9mm. But as I wrote above, if I was in the single stack market, I would wait a year before buying this Glock. Early adopters will always get screwed.

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I use Trijicon HD Night sights, but I don't have a target/competition pistol. Others who shoot this size model will probably have better recommendations. I believe your Glock 34 already comes from the factory with a 3.4# connector. If you're not shooting competitively, then I would not bother changing springs.

Go to the Apple store and try it out...once you go Mac you never go back

Disgusting!

Good to see you're using that ammo search engines...thats a great first step! Check out the forum thread on retailers who ships to NJ problem free. Although you can get steel ammo cheaper (the cheap commie ammo), I stick with brass as notice it cycles smoother. I buy both reman and new "name brand" ammo. Whatever's the cheaper deal. A lot of forumites eschew reman ammo. I used to be one of them...not any more. I shot thousands of rounds of Freedom Munitions reman ammo (they also have new ammo), and had ZERO problems. Why spend a lot of money to shoot paper? I have not ordered reman ammo from anyone else, so cannot comment on other retailers. Initially order mostly 115g FMJ for the range, as that the cheapest, also add a few boxes 124 and 147 grains to see which weight you prefer. I would also buy some "hotter" range ammo like S&B, Fiocchi, or Lawman in order to simulate self defense ammo, as most of your self defense ammo runs hotter (I use Hornady Critical Duty). Also don't forget to practice with your self defense ammo once in awhile. Good luck and congrats on your new hobby!

Not really much. I'm assuming you have the G4, which already has the extended slide stop, bigger mag release, and 3.5# trigger connector. Just get sights and plenty of range ammo.

I would second a Mac.