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Sorry but that's f'ed-up he shot the dog.

I would do the M2 only because I'm used to the button style. But I'm sure I could get used to M1 the paddle style fairly easy.

I feel for them. As a resident of SC, handing your CCW permit along with your driver's license, is probably the norm for a traffic stop. However they have no idea that is a HUGE no-no in NJ. They simply [wrongly] assume "I have a SC CCW, so I should be fine...it's like a driver's license" Only national reciprocity can solve these injustices.

I have to agree. It must be filed "en mass" and the applications must be "uniform." That's the only way an appeal and Federal court challenge can be possible. This can only be done with a large 2A organization (NRA, NJ2AS, etc), who can (a) organize and "rally the troops" to apply, and (b) the ability to mount a class action challenge.

Agreed

Love it!!!!

That urban myth was busted on Mythbusters. You cannot turn Popov into Grey Goose.

Probably a fake bottle: http://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/220603/Deadly-risk-of-cut-price-fake-vodka-in-shops "Bottles of vodka should not have any white particles or sediment. If you see this, the vodka has probably been diluted with tap water."

Hey looks pretty good. Nice buy! Looking forward to your review...we could use a good sub-$250 stash gun

Yes you are perfectly fine if you are the owner of said business.

Unfortunately you are correct Kind of like New York State is held hostage by "downstate." Check out their last Governor election result map:

I'm no attorney, but I'm guessing that depends on the structure of the entity ie LLC/LLP, Inc, Corp, etc. Same as anyone can be a shareholder (owner) in a publicly traded company that sells firearms.

Interesting read. Most Glock owners I know have installed the 3.5 lb trigger connector which I believe translates to ~5 lb pull. I wonder if that would be considered "hair trigger" as per this article: What Exactly Constitutes a ‘Hair Trigger’? That will generally be determined by manufacturer spec for “duty trigger” pull weight, and “common custom and practice” WITH THAT PARTICULAR FIREARM. With the popular Glock, the manufacturer’s position is that the nominal 5.5-lb. pull weight of the standard model is minimum for duty.

Congrats dude...thats pretty badass

I wouldn't sell it, as it is tricked out exactly the way you want. You may change your mind in a few years and want to shoot it again. But I don't think you're going to get the "magic answer" you're looking for. You write you want it out of your closet/safe, but you don't want to put it in a locked case and store in a closet. This may not be what you want to read, but honestly minimal disassembly and case storage is your best route. Where else are you going to store it in your house? Otherwise sell it.

This may be our only/best option. But will Obama sign it?

Yeah but this one looks kinda like another Glock design clone i.e. Springfield, Kel-Tec, S&W, etc

Agreed. If Mr. Almedia wins his case, it may open the door for CCW's for a narrowly defined class: landlords who (a) have been physically threatened, and (b) must collect rent in-person at dangerous areas. How does this help the 99.99% of the rest of us who want to protect themselves, but are not of the above narrowly defined class?

Love it!

All of NYC as well. But unfortunately we NJ citizens get the government we voted for. We have so many NJ gun owners...we all need to vote for 2A candidates. Apathy is our enemy.

http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php/topic/75398-almeida-update/

Exactly. That's the typical Fudd mentality. They hurt the 2A cause rather than help.

I hope he wins the case. But I have to agree with Newtonian's point/query: how exactly does this case help the rest of us citizens get a CCW?

Dare I say it...why not just get a Glock?

I think it depends when the person started shooting. If you started when young, you generally shot with an older rifle with iron sights. If you started as an adult, you bought yourself a pimped out black rifle. Because as an adult, you can buy yourself nice toys.