SCFGPA - 9/8/10

[Krdshrk 3,877]

Went to the Somerset County Fish & Game Protective Association today with GlennP, SirSloop, Sloop's Co-worker, and j0n.

 

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[sirsloop 1]

good times... dual M44's next time! Gotta get both tubes thumpin

[Ray Ray 3,566]

Fun fun fun!

[Krdshrk 3,877]

JD - I forgot your co-worker's name, sorry!

[sirsloop 1]

That's alright... Adam.

 

FYI, the FTF on the Taurus PT99 was a snapcap. I love throwin a couple in mags randomly...

[Krdshrk 3,877]

Oh yeah - I forgot to caption that.

[Redfish62 1]

Nick, that was the most professional video I ever watched. You did a great job and being able to hear the background talk was great.

[Krdshrk 3,877]

Thanks. I don't think it was that professional. I used 2 different cameras - 1 mini camera with lower resolution, and my digital camera. You can see it's hand-held by the shake. Plus I threw that video together after midnight last night, quickly.

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Nick, super sweet video! great job! who's that ugly dude in the green t-shirt? and to think, while I was busting my a** at work, you guys were shooting guns just a few miles away :cry: I'm getting to really hate working nights ....

that PX4 looks great! and Glenn, is that your new toy I saw you shooting? very nice!

[Krdshrk 3,877]

Yeah that was his new toy. And yes, the PX4 fits me better now with that grip.

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how much did that set you back/where? I was thinking about getting the hogue grip for mine.

[sirsloop 1]

The grip is def nice. Overall the gun is lighter than my Taurus PT99, and its got a much lighter trigger pull. The trigger other than the pull weight feels very much the same... reset distance, DA/SA feel. The balance of the gun is thrown off by the composite parts on top. Not necessarily a bad thing but you notice it when you switch to a metal slide pistol.

[Krdshrk 3,877]

Yeah it's a Hogue Handall slip-on grip. Definitely helps as the composite grip can get a little slippery after a lot of rounds through.

[JonF 79]

How is that range set up (i don't see a typical trolley system)? targets only at 25 yards or something?

[Krdshrk 3,877]

Kinda like at an outdoor range. You walk up and set the targets up. If you want a shorter range, you have to move the tables up (There's marked areas on the floor for yardage.

[sirsloop 1]

Tables form a line and etiquette and safety regulations are posted at the entrance. Typically in private ranges like this you all agree at a certain distance to shoot at. If you all want to shoot 15, you can move up the tables to form a new firing line.

[rajS 0]

Brand new NJGF member here - ran into this group of gun nuts (gotta love it!!) last night. Thanks for the laughs - gotta get pics of my toys up soon.

 

Glennp, sirsloop etc. the handgun I talked about is indeed Model 1 - except is called First Model - it is a S&W, First Model DA, in .44 - maybe .44 russian, exactly like the pic attached (pic belongs to NEACA.com) except in better shape - shinier nickel plating on all exposed parts. The pic helped me identify the handgun.

[fliks 20]

welcome! we find ourselves pretty entertaining also...

[Krdshrk 3,877]

Brand new NJGF member here - ran into this group of gun nuts (gotta love it!!) last night. Thanks for the laughs - gotta get pics of my toys up soon.

 

Glennp, sirsloop etc. the handgun I talked about is indeed Model 1 - except is called First Model - it is a S&W, First Model DA, in .44 - maybe .44 russian, exactly like the pic attached (pic belongs to NEACA.com) except in better shape - shinier nickel plating on all exposed parts. The pic helped me identify the handgun.

 

Welcome, Raj! I was the Chinese guy there last night. That First Model is a classic!

[Pew Pew Plates 358]

Brand new NJGF member here - ran into this group of gun nuts (gotta love it!!) last night. Thanks for the laughs - gotta get pics of my toys up soon.

 

Glennp, sirsloop etc. the handgun I talked about is indeed Model 1 - except is called First Model - it is a S&W, First Model DA, in .44 - maybe .44 russian, exactly like the pic attached (pic belongs to NEACA.com) except in better shape - shinier nickel plating on all exposed parts. The pic helped me identify the handgun.

 

 

Hey Raj, nice to see you found us here!

This is what I had a hunch you were talking about, seems as if I was very close (or exact, cant tell )

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smith_and_Wesson_Model_3

 

Also;

"The term "Model 3" as used by the S&W factory technically refers to a frame size and not to a specific Model, so there were in reality many different specific revolver configurations in the Model 3 series that we would today call "models" (the way there are currently many different S&W K-Frame models and N-Frame models)."

 

Upon further research it appears as if that is what you have, a model 3, which could indeed be marked first model. But the true first model S&W in a very different revolver (google it)

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aaaaaaah! I missed all this fun... Raj, are you a member of SCF&GPA?

[Krdshrk 3,877]

Yep he's a member - he was there with his son last night.

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'cause Joe (jgofnj) got a call from them last night to attend the Sept. 30th orientation and I sent my letter in like a week before him and never got a call.