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^^^THIS^^^ A male KAREN asking for the Manager! Probably wears his mask while driving! I get if you're immuno-compromised or care for someone that IS... you want to be more careful. But then just come out & say it instead of pissing in everyone's corn flakes like a SCHMUCK! I walked the entire event, and the fresh air was great. I did a cigar too, so my bad----but since nobody bitched I assumed all was good. As for our resident Schmuck, the virus will mutate and has already. Coming up with a vaccine for the common cold would be easier, and it ain't gonna happen. Eventually herd immunity will happen and our own bodies will adapt. It was great shooting with you all, doing some mentoring, seeing more women shooting, and seeing a teenager dust some clays. Thanks to all of you for enriching my life! Rosey CNJFO

You forgot to mention it was a protest......

He just can't help himself. Even on a thread about a fun event what a way to go thu life.

Guys if you didn’t attend don’t troll this. It was a great time and you are seriously a buzz kill.

I thought I was being sarcastic. Nick's burn sticks are fine. Some of the others though, y'all need to up your cigar game; their "smoke" isn't that nice. Although, it would probably be appreciated by more than just me, if the smoke people were a bit more aware of the direction of prevailing winds, and adjusted their toking periods accordingly. Some others might appreciate it less. Just a friendly suggestion.

@AVB-AMG= Karen. dude.. attend , don’t attend, but don’t be a douche

That probably has a 20 year shelf-life, too. Like a meat Twinkie.

I bet my meatloaf is better

Friends don't let friends buy a 930/940

I recently purchased a Sig P320 X5 Legion at the beginning of the month and really like the way the gun shoots. I was looking for a Sig P320 full sized grip module to see how the gun handles with the lighter grip module. I found a Wilson Combat P320 grip module for $59 at Osage County Guns and bought that along with 2 Sig SRT kits for my P229 and P227. The grip module is awesome and the gun feels great with the Wilson grip. I shot 50rds through it on Saturday and I may be keeping it in the Wilson grip for quite a while. I highly recommend these grips. Here is a pic:

Yes. Thanks for the fine introduction. It's more fun than shooting paper, though I do like shooting paper too!

Back on topic... @father-of-three you have fun?

Oh He Dead! somebody call 91 Oh Lord he gonna need a ambalance! LMFAO!

LMFAO.

Well now we have something. @Malice4you aren’t you an efga member?

The grip feels really good in the hand. It has a 1911 feel to it, but smaller in diameter. There is a lot of texturing as well, not overly aggressive. I like the thumb cutout for the mag release as well.

You tempt me, sir. I've yet to go to easton, with my membership.

I'll be at the next one! By the way im trying to go pistol shooting sunday morning in easton. If anyone wants to join and help a noob get better message me!

Coming up with a vaccine for the common cold would NOT be easier. Colds are caused by all kinds of viruses that just happen to cause similar symptoms; rhinovirus, coronaviru, RSV, and parainfluenza can all cause a 'cold' and they're not even in the same family, plus fully 25% of all colds are caused by viruses not yet unidentified. It's a mess. Good thing the dangers posed are comparatively small. The flu is at least caused by strains of influenza virus that all belong to the same family and genus, so vaccines are available. They vary in effectiveness from year to year only because manufacturers have to predict months in advance what strains will be prevalent once flu season arrives, and some years are more predictable than others. The novel coronavirus is a pretty good target for a vaccine; there are a hundred or so vaccines already in clinical trials, not just because of the urgency of the problem, but also because it is comparatively easy to come up with a candidate worthy of a clinical trial. The virus is mutating, sure, but not all that rapidly, and the spike proteins on the surface that vaccines target aren't changing much at all. Getting something through all three phases of clinical testing is hard, and attrition rates are fierce, but my prediction is still that there will be at least one approved vaccine on the market by the end of this year; supplies will be very limited while manufacturing ramps up, but it will at least be available to front-line health care workers, and some at-risk patients. By 1st quarter of next year, I'd expect another vaccine to be approved, and the supply chain will improve to the point where more of the public can be vaccinated. By mid-year, the first of the second-generation vaccines will start to hit the market--they'll be more effective, and less likely to require a booster shot. Availability will finally have gotten to the point where anyone can walk into a CVS or Walgreens and get a safe and effective shot, and the antivaxxers can resume screaming their refusal to do so.

I'll give this advice with the risk of knowing that these other guys have more competition experience than me, but I think they will generally agree: Starting out, your loads are really not going to make a difference and that is a refinement for later. You will initially be slowed down by your stage planning (what to shoot in what order, when to reload), foot work (safely and quickly getting from point to point), target acquisition, firearm transition, and reloading speed (especially shotgun). Focus on those things first, and as you gain experience you will figure out what hardware you need to change.

The two main healthcare systems in NJ - Hackensack Meridian and RWJBarnabas - are both run by scumbags. There is not enough competition. They are quickly becoming monopolies and probably conspiring to fix prices.

Yes that helps but its not a cure

That was painful to read — way too much infomercial for me — makes you wonder why they need to sell like that if the product is so good — I have no real feedback for you on the product but I’m staying away just because of the sales pitch

The Bromance continues, lol Just remember he doesn't like pickles...

Second the Great Divide. Grabbed a site there in the actual divide and found out it was chili cook off weekend. Had a great time.

Good luck man! It really sucks, when mine would flare up really bad I would experience mild paralysis in my left leg and would end up dragging it as I walked. FWIW the DR who did my surgery was Dr. David Lamb of the Princeton neck and back institute. He's one of the best back surgeons in the country and he is also pro 2A. I highly recommend him if you want a second opinion

Don't get the beretta 1301. I don't think I've seen one not have issues over a fairly short period of use. Not so much you aren't going to get through a match, but expect to be needing with it over a busy match season. I shot two seasons with my stoeger and it started having issues in the third season. It just needed a new magazine spring. The inertia guns won. Don't pay double for gas gun problems. I've got a 930 with about $1000 in it trying to make it run right. It gathers dust since I got my stoeger. My friend is looking at ditching their 1301 for a stoeger. IMO there's really two sensible choices in terms of a value proposition. Go for best bang for the buck and get the stoeger. Our decide you want the pinnacle of three gun shotguns and just go straight to Roth performance. By the time you are done having someone dick around making a benelli just right, you are most of the way to the price tag on the Roth. Pew Pew isnt right about the m3k. Yes the 3000 needed a little tlc on some guns. I know about a dozen people running them box stock. Some people swap out the extractor for a benelli one, but you don't really need to.

That is impossible. We have the Affordable Care Act!

Honestly I think all you had to say was Great job, hope everyone had a good time, and you wished You could be there but choose not to attend for your reasons stated which I respect. Please respect ours. No need to tell us what us going on, We all know, that's all we've been hearing about for 4 months straight. Did I think about yes, Was I careful? within reason, Yes. We weren't sitting in a closed room breathing the same air, we were outside, I respected people's space and felt they did the same all around. We weren't 500-1000 deep marching down a street. We had a choice and choose. And yes I do hope everyone is fine.

Now that's a group!

A shame you have to say that in your own pic.

@Smokin .50 (Rosey): If anything, your response here shows that you are sounding like the real Schmuck! If you honestly believe that the way you and the many others were congregating on Sunday morning, was not potentially a high risk endeavor, then you are sounding and possibly acting like an ignorant, arrogant fool in total denial. Do you really believe that? It is not just those who have compromised immune systems or have family members who may be compromised who should observe and practice the necessary health safeguards during this awful virus pandemic. If you have not done so, you may want to consider reading up on the documented history of the 1918 Spanish flu pandemic for a better perspective of what could happen with the COVID-19 virus. Over the past 4-5 months, after some contradictory advice, we have learned more and more of what Health precautions work and what scenarios are the most conducive to spreading this virus. It is incumbent for all of us to learn these important lessons and then practice them, if our country is going to finally be able to reduce the number of positives cases nationally. While some of you may be "done" with the COVID-19 virus, it certainly is not done you you or me.... BTW, I have met and shot with you in the past, at both indoor and outdoor events, aside from political views, you seemed to be a nice, intelligent guy, who I applaud for being very dedicated to proactively preserving our 2nd Amendment rights, as challenging as it is here in NJ. I hope that your negative personal post about me in this thread was just an knee-jerk reaction and not a true indicator of who you really are. If not, then I guess I will have really misjudged you, which is disappointing. Also, to be clear, neither you nor I are trained as a medical doctor or professional healthcare researcher so we have to rely on what those folks who are to publish their analysis and forecasts, based on their expertise, experience and results of research trials. From what I have read, while the COVID-19 virus may possibly mutate in some manner over time, for the near future it will not do so dramatically. Therefore, While there is no guarantee, those same doctors and healthcare researchers are confident that one or more viable vaccines will most likely be developed by one or more of the multiple Research Medical/Pharmaceutical joint venture teams and manufactured in sizable quantities over the next 8-12 months. So I disagree with your stated opinion that “it ain’t going to happen”. Also, the more I read about the so-called herd immunity, with regard to the COVID-19 virus, the less it sounds like that will happen in under 4 years or even longer from now, which is not good for all of us in the near term. AVB-AMG

But you liked it...

Maybe we could do a smoking side and a non smoking side in the future. At least give the option

@Krdshrk Once again, you excelled at organizing another fun gathering. I am glad that everyone had a good time yesterday morning at the Clinton Shotgun Shootout. I have enjoyed attending and participating in the past at these types of fun group get-togethers, swapping shotguns, talking about various topics, (non-political….), and socializing. I was considering joining you all yesterday, but was concerned that with the expected large group, that social distancing would be a challenge, along with many being reluctant to wear any form of face coverings. As the photo above indicates, my concerns were valid…. I think we all may want to pay close attention to what is happening in the southern and western states, where the Governors had allowed for large group gatherings, yet people are failing to abide by the important recommended, if not required, health safety guidelines. We are now learning of the dire consequences resulting in the skyrocketing rate of positive tests for the COVID-19 virus in those states, primarily in the mid-30's age group. Basically, until a vaccine for COVID-19 has been developed, tested, produced, distributed, as well as has been administered to over 50% of the U.S. population, I am in the group of our citizens who are not comfortable congregating in close proximity with more than just a handful of people, outside of my extended family and close friends, whether indoors or outdoors. Shooting clays with 1, 2 or 3 people I know, is IMHO, far less risky than doing so in close quarters with 15-25, or more people who I do not know, even being outside. That, along with the natural chit chatting by people not wearing any face coverings, as well as the constant co-mingling handling of shotguns, is just taking more of a health risk than I want to do right now. I respect that everyone has a choice in how they deal with this ongoing virus, yet I also believe that our previous normal routines have unfortunately fundamentally changed now and for the foreseeable future, whether one likes i5 or not. In addition to having fun, I sincerely hope that everyone who attended yesterday remains healthy and did not contract this nasty COVID-19 virus. I am looking forward to joining all of you again at future shotgun shootouts and gun range events, most likely in the second half of 2021. AVB-AMG