weekend_junkie

Agreed, I was just able to find them for $34.99 a few weeks ago. Once you factor in shipping, transfer and NICS, it still worked out to at least $75 a piece.

I don't believe you. It sounds like you never had a leg to stand on in court. Now the entire body of your argument isn't even connected to your idea. Denied. I'm also reporting you to the US Mint for those counterfeit nickels.

He was referring to the old Type M. No accessory rail either, which made it even nicer for carry. http://www.gunnuts.net/2014/03/05/90-second-gun-reviews-beretta-92fs-compact-type-m/

I'm surprised no one recommended trying either the PPQ or VP9 with the smaller grip panels installed. For reference, I comfortably handle a 92FS and enjoy the PPQ and VP9 with the medium grips, so perhaps the small grips would fit you well. That's a rather coveted & hard-to-find selection, but a good recommendation if you're able to track one down. If you're tempted down that route, try also finding an older 92FS Vertec

Sadly, my "daily driver" is the bus to Manhattan. We have a Wrangler Unlimited for more practical needs (4x4, 6 speed, tow package) so the BRZ might stay for a while longer. A WRX is a bit of a stop-gap that could actually fit enough people/stuff but still be engaging to drive. I wouldn't waste the $$$$ on the STI since it is not an around-town car. In short, there seems to be a Subaru to fit almost every driver.

I think you left out deli meat slicer.

I have a 2013 BRZ which has been lots of fun while still drivable on a daily basis. I'll likely need to trade it since we have our 2nd child on the way, but have been strongly considering another Subuaru to replace it. I'm leaning toward the WRX with a 6 speed since it seems to hit all the criteria of useful, reliable and fun.

What new law are you referring to? The "change of gender" law??

Exactly my point. Thanks.

Just to confirm, 3 pages into this thread and no CCW... right?

That's not how I understand "real property possessed by you" to be interpreted. Renting a space in someone's basement where you can securely store and exclusively access your firearms seems no different than if they were kept in a storage unit.

Done

This. Allergic reactions tend to cycle in and out every 7 years.

I had a hunch this was coming. I bet they got a total of zero people willing to part with $1,500.

That's news to me. Are you saying my TX CHL won't permit to carry concealed while driving? If so, where in the law is this specified?

Ive been down this path. In short, he would need a state issued photo ID confirming his residence in PA. That's either a drivers license or a non-driver ID. Subsequent to the Real ID Act, he would have to surrender his NJ license to get either in PA.

+1 to this Maybe I missed it, but why not change your residence to PA? Lower taxes and more freedoms are a good thing.

I too have never thought of this. Ever. Not even once.

That's good to know. Which council and camp was this? Do they require someone have NRA instructor cert?

Just to ask... did you clean it before taking it to the range for the first time? A new gun is not necessarily properly lubed.

Agreed, but also keep in mind that the bolt release is righty-only.

I couldn't help but wonder if they fix cars but really wish they could fix an M16 instead.

What are you worried about? Do you have a "high capacity" colon or something? I'm sure there's a telescoping stock joke in here too.

Try removing the brake pads next, but only one side at a time. That will help to accelerate the wear so your mechanic can fix something. My guess? The flasher fluid in your dummy lights are low.

Oh, you mean MURDER ANIMALS?!?