Maksim

The Kriss is a fantastic gun, especially suppressed or full auto. =)

Btw, here is another way to shoot it. This is Marlon, another NJGF member, Marl31 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rUI0l6cStCk&feature=g-all-u

Just a quick addendum... I am 100% comfortable shooting Xtreme Plated bullets at a major match. No more reasons to pay $30 per k more for MG or PD.

Thanks. Last year I went minor using WSF. Winchester powders are inverse sensitive, the hotter it gets outside, the slower the bang goes. I went 164.something last year, going off of the book. This year, I have been shooting VV N320, and have consistently been making 169 to 170 pf with 180 grain bullets. This year I went 169.4. Last year... I had a new gun I was shooting at the time, and new loads. (tanfoglio). Some of the rounds I used were "questionable" as I did not use a powder lock out die on the Lee Classic turret. One of them was a squib. Zeroed a stage. Another stage last year I did not make a mandatory reload, so procedurals killed it. Last year, the match was also only 10 stages, so 2 out of 10 stages is 20% roughly points wise I was already down. This year, absolutely ZERO gun malfunctions, zero ammo issues and did not have any major bonehead moves. A lot of people shoot factory ammo and assume it makes it. Sometimes they cut it really close... ie they chrono 166 at home and expect it to go 166 on a different chrono, at a different place. Only 2 or 4 people went minor this year. A few folks got bumped into open because their gun (production or single stack) was over the weight limit, one guy painted the inside of his magwell (no no in production), a few other guys, their mags with basepads did not fit the gauge. Don't be afraid to shoot a bigger match. The only difference, you have some really GREAT shooters too. Otherwise, the game is the same... just more stages, more complex stages at times. the most difficult part... a lot tougher to put together 10 or 12 good stages than it is to shoot 5 or 7 stages. It really comes down to survival. I would not hesistate to shoot a major match in our neck of the woods, the shooters get taken care of, better yet, help out at the match, shoot it for free, get a ton of experience. Best experience is working a stage, be it as RO or scorer, and seeing 20 different squads shoot the same stage, and seeing how they break it down.

Humn.......

Yes, the big DQ spots were Stage 9 and 12. On stage 9, running back and doing a reload while running across the 180. On Stage 12, same thing, getting on the "bridge" and turning to target. As long as you keep it on top of the shoulder you are ok. Will try to find some videos of people doing other ways... such as running sideways or starting on the right side of stage 9 and running back with gun extended out.

Staff.... 1 day. =) You had choice of All day Friday, Saturday, or half day Saturday and Sunday.

How much did they want for the Kriss?

Back from a week in Virginia and 6 months of daily responsibilities related to the match. Awesome stages Area 8 style... (open run and gun, strategy, not a ton of steel, or toooo difficult of shots). Shot pretty damn well and exceeded my targets, and absolutely did a ton better than last year... (zeroed a few stages due to gun fault, shooter errors, squibs, and went minor). Met a ton of awesome people as Sponsor Coordinator for the match and had a chance to spend quite a bit of time with Mike Hughes (Top Shot season 3) as he had to shoot through. Learned some lessons, got some great prizes, a few shirts with my name on them and a big lesson for everyone. The tough part was seeing Mike blow the match due to crappy ammo. After having his bags lost/delayed, he went to Walmart to buy some factory Winchester White Box.... low and behold, on one of the stages... bang.... primer blew out, sent the complete round lodged into the barrel. What was the cause???? Factory ammo with no flash hole in the case. In essence, the complete round was the projectile. Unrecoverable death jam. Guys, if you can reload... load your own ammo and have the piece of mine you are not dependent on anyone else. Other sucky part of the match... too many people from our neck of the woods getting the DQ.

Sorry boys, been out with Strep. =P Nino, if you pay by check, it will update as soon as paypal clears your e-check, it is up to them how long it takes. Anyone on monthly should have no issues. the 3 month, and semi annual are works in progress as we manually update the transactions from paypal.

Call me later today. 609-207-7099 I take it brother is under 18? Power of Attorney is typically for documents and financial accounts.... if you are primarily concerned with sister going with brother to school, dr. appointments.... then I doubt it will fly. What you are thinking is maybe custodial agreement? Best case, call the school or doctor and find out what documents they would want/need.

34D hubba hubba. good deal.

At what price point? On the lower/mid priced... the Burris are great. I personally have a Nikon M-223 1-4, but not illuminated, and like it a lot.

So you are lucky to live close to the border.... For others... it is alot more... it works in your case.... the point is... more broadly.

So how much do you burn in gas, tolls, and time wasted driving over the border to save a few bucks? Work with the dealers, they will work with you. If you buy 3 to 5 guns at a time, it is only 1 Nics call. the paperwork is negotiable. Big one though... this only works if you are buying a long gun... can't buy a handgun out of state... will always have to be through an NJ FFL.... at which point, factor in AIR shipping for pistols. Ever since the manufacturers starting cracking down on big online gun dealers who would of drop ship... you do not see as many deals once the total price is computed. Used guns, the prices will vary region to region... but new guns... a $500 glock is a $500 glock.

Ouch, sorry Jan, feel better. I am 50/50 myself now too. Got to load ammo, and my wrist is having shooting pain down index finger.

Because this is NJ. It is easier to become a drug dealer than a legal gun dealer. What this means, is that once you are licensed, you have to be braindead to NOT make money as an FFL. More and more people are buying guns, and just don't know.

Through the end of the month, running a sale on Paul's awesome metal, 15 round mags. Both Black and Silver mags are on sale. http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/store/category/2-nj-compliant-magazines/ $18.50 per mag, $5.50 shipping up to 10 mags. $18.25 per mag for premier members.

This is where I slightly disagree, the nature of how and what gunshops represent puts them as the authority in most people's eyes. I strongly beleive it should be every gun shop's MAIN GOAL, to KNOW the laws... without having to rely on the interpretation of the state police or others when they come in and visit. guns stores represent the gun community in general, and when gun stores knowing, or unknowing spread false information, it does not help in the fight. IE... there is, as per statutes no required gun registration for any guns, for nj residents. all registration is voluntary. The pistol purchase permit process is not supposed to be registration as every permit is supposed to be destroyed after municipality verified the information.

I would get there by 9. Sent from my PC36100 using Tapatalk 2

Registration opened last week IIRC. You can always come to the match, and ask to walk on. Should be able to be accommodated.

I think we can place the AK-47 is an important milsurplus.... Over 65 years old.

That my friend is as Mauser as they come. =) the 1903 was heavily based on Mauser patents.

Only one I do not have is an M1... but the others... have multiple samples and variants of each. =P

I am in.