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If either of you gentleman would like to check out Quinton sportsmans club pm me and we can setup a time to go shoot.

Why no interest in a shotgun? Shotguns are fun.

Match is canceled due to range conditions

Sunday, Sunday, Sunday, March 25th. at Quinton Sportsmans club in Beautiful south Jersey! This match and all matches at Quinton sportsmans club are open to the public! Registration is now on Practiscore https://practiscore.com/quinton-3-gun-march-25th-2018/register 5 big bad ass stages. Using a new range out back this year with 270 degrees of 3 gun action and excitement, you will pay for the whole seat but you will only use the edge!!! Website http://www.quinton3gun.com/index.php NEW RULESET THIS YEAR THAT EVERYONE MUST READ!!! Setup starts at 7am. Registration closes at 8:30 and I will have a new shooters briefing at 8:30. Match announcements at 9 with the match starting after that. $20 for members and $25 for non members. I think this is the Facebook link https://m.facebook.com/login.php?next=https%3A%2F%2Fm.facebook.com%2Fprofile.php%3Fid%3D480685162262667%26tsid%3D0.8144195090284061%26source%3Dtypeahead&refsrc=https%3A%2F%2Fm.facebook.com%2Fprofile.php&_rdr New shooters are welcome to shoot. The kitchen will be open as always and will bring you what ever you order There are still spots open, just register and we will increase squad size as needed. The match will be capped at 60 shooters.

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I use motor oil on everything, it's oil not rocket surgery.

Quoted for best post on the forum!!! Truth brother

Ms. Park I will warn you from what I know watching my wife at the range... it's going to be very overwhelming with a bunch of guys all trying to talk to you at the same time. Sometimes it's like it's the first time they ever saw a woman. If you want to go to the range and shoot for your first time find 1 person that you know and trust and go to an outdoor range on a weekday when it's not busy. It takes a couple months before you can buy a gun in this state like said above, most think it's by design to deter people from buying in the first place. Lots of paperwork, fingerprints, references, money orders, driving around, etc... I don't think your going to find many people that are actually motivated by the Florida shooting to go through with all of that if they haven't already done it years ago.

This just happened http://forums.brianenos.com/topic/259775-fs-springfield-ro-9mm-1911-with-8-mags/

I never hear all the crybaby liberals say "I gotta go to work that day". When it comes time to get the shit they want. Even if they had jobs, they would take off. I make almost a thousand dollars a day on weekdays and guess what, I'll fuckin be there. Also why the fuck are there two threads on this? The other one had all the info right in the first post.

If that hideous external extractor doesn't bother you there is a whole S&W pro package on benos right now. I'm partial to the springfield RO, I have the RO in 45 for USPSA and the wife has the 9mm RO for steel and KD steel, both have been flawless other than a couple worn out mag issues. I really prefer the grip on a 2011 over a 1911 though, STI.

I'm just going to walk in a gun shop and walk out 5 minutes later with an assault rifle. The news told me I can do it so it must be true. I actually had no idea that regular gun shops in NJ even carried assault rifles.

Best post ever

Thanks, I'll be there

Why does it keep saying tomorrow?

Awesome, I'm in and probably the whole family too. The comments on there are pretty funny, I hate missing work to but I would hate missing my guns more, f#$€!ng sheep.

People give that guy money to say obvious shit???

I'm a little confused by this. Don't mean to sound like a dick here but your looking for a job that requires fighting huge criminals everyday but you don't want to do push ups?

Was the Glock full auto?

http://www.magazineblocks.com/magento/ The Glock ones glue on the bottom of the follower then glue the basepad on so all the mud ruins your gun. The AR ones replace the base pad retainer then glue on your basepad so the mud and sand can ruin that gun too. Before you glue the basepad on you should load it up to your desired round count and make sure it seats on a closed slide/bolt. Ideally you want it to go 3/4 of getting the next round in the mag meaning if it's a 10 round mag you want it to hold 10 and 3/4 rounds. You have to trim all the blocks to get it there. Just do a little trim at a time or you will over do it then your mag will hold 11 and then you will go to the federal pound you in the ass penitentiary for ever!!! Because you know, the cops come to our houses everyday and check out mags.

This is the best post in this thread (except for the part about the Glock match) no offense NJGF but glock matches are a joke, they are almost as boring as IDPA. But hey that's just my opinion, if you like spending half a day on the range to shoot 40 rounds glock matches and IDPA might be for you. NJJoe22, you should shoot them all and find what is for you. Like I said though, what NJGF said about steel witch is actually called steel challenge, is the best place for everyone to start. Old bridge calls it real deal steel and steel challenge, one is mostly official stages the other is the same but not exactly measured out. You tube has tons of videos just type steel challenge in the search, Doug Koenig has some good videos with some good tips. When you get to the range don't take your gun out of the bag/box until you tell someone you are new and ask what the safe table rules are and how to use it. I hate it when people post what to do and not why to do it so here is a few reasons why I say everyone should start with steel challenge. There's no movement in steel challenge. I see so many people there first couple of matches with movement running around and breaking the 180 because there is so much going on that they can't concentrate on their muzzle which should be the only thing you are thinking about. It's intimidating for most people at USPSA matches and that makes it harder to concentrate on safety, sounds ridiculous but it's true. There is the same safety rules at steel challenge, here are the big two. Do not break the 180 and keep your finger out of the trigger guard and resting on the frame when you are moving, reloading or doing anything besides shooting at a target. It's a lot easier to concentrate, remember and use these rules when you don't have to think about your stage plan, where all the targets are and all that stuff. Getting disqualified your first time out sucks, I've seen so many people come out for their first match at USPSA, get DQed on their first stage and never come back. I'm not trying to scare you away from USPSA here its actually really easy and a ton of fun. I obviously dont know you and you might be a natural at USPSA. You get to shoot alot in steel challenge and shooting alot makes you a better shooter. No one ever taught me shit but I shoot a lot so I'm pretty good.

What a scumbag

Fukin internet know it alls. Nothing I hate more than the keyboard safety officer, worse than the safety guy on a construction sight. Shit, the man is just trying to help people out, get off his nuts. I liked the video Glen, keep up the good work.