Maksim

To go back to the realtor and CCW thing... I would be tempted to look at the situation from two perspectives... 1. She is self employed, ie her business, to keep it real clean, she is her own broker/agency, and not a realtor agent. To classify the open houses as place of business. 2. Realtor in crime ridden areas, does she have a justifiable need? This being different from the situation of say you owning or going to collect rent on your mothers rental property.

I did not know this, and recently realized while listening to one of the shotgun podscasts... they put the blinders on so they do not look at other people shooting, and to only concentrate on their own game.

I would be tempted to shoot Production division with HK PSP P7... if I only found a holster for it. I am sure 1911 Single Stack mag pouches will work for the p7. But the P7 would be a "hi cap" in that division with 9 rounds. lol. Other fine choices, german mak. Serious question, would 9mm Makarov be recognized in IDPA for BUG?

That was from the words of the Springfield Rep I spoke with, and some material I saw at Shot. I will check if it is left in my goody bag of marketing materials, but the main focus of the gun, was how thin it was for a 45. I believe there is an ad for it in this months American Rifleman

That weight, 29oz was all over shot show, but the gun did not feel heavy, it might be 29 with a loaded mag? And yes, when asked Springfield Rep, they mentioned other calibers would be avail down the line, but decided to roll out 45 first.

Whats a NJ CCW?

IDPA has the BUG (backup gun division). USPSA should not have anything special for compacts as well, lets face it, it is not designed around that type of shooting.

white it as a spoiler or pm me?

Matt, I was talking to someone here recently that was talking to someone at PD, and alot of stuff was backed up.

So details of this prison? Is it actually prisoners or more survivors? btw, echo, ray ray, thanks for the -1. :sclerosis:

What exactly do you need on the rifle? I would contact Mastadon, as they are in your area and they can make the rifle NJ compliant. (vendor on the forum) It really boils down to exactly what needs to be done. For instance, I recently had Paul complete my AR upper. I had a 14.5 barrel that needed to have a comp installed and pinned, to be over 16" total. Took both to Paul (pk90) and he put the upper together for me.

my god, just what the zombie people need.

anyone have video of the match? I was surprised when I got the email that what it seems like... all the stages typically are up close, with no far shots? All this means is that I will have to make more USPSA stages with 25 yard shots to balance it out. =P Now question, when do you have to use the tactical fishing vest in IDPA? Once classified or when? I can shoot one more IDPA before putting up or shutting up about registering.

NICE!

Speaking with Xtreme Bullets, they have recently secured large bullet sales to the US Government. Always have components. =) I am sure people are stocking up for another "4 more years of Obama to ban guns" fear, and it will drive the prices.

Send me a pm to discuss offline.

$200 for a mosin at NJFG? For real? Are they already cleaned and come with a can of ammo? That is nuts. EBS, Bullseye, TJ Sporting Arms, Mastadon, Hackettstown all carry Mosins and had them in stock last I checked. Worst case, do a price request.

google is not playing it safe, they are being activists. They recently stopped paying affiliates for firearms related stuff, gave Cabelas the snuff, and dropped me as an affiliate for the cabelas program because NJGF "promotes firearms"

But it is not like you have cell phone reception at 36,000 feet, or when going trans continental. I just find it annoying how you are scolded into turning off an ipod. I typically have ear plugs for flying, or better yet, shooting muffs, but when I do not, I put on headphones to listen to music during take off.

Er, let me rephrase. I enjoyed season 1 because it was more like Resident Evil. When I think Zombies, I think entertainment, I don't think serious drama. So in shooting terms, Season 1 was more USPSA, Season 2 is more IDPA, and the finale is an IDPA match where a stage designer decided to throw up 32 rounds hoser stage. =)

http://www.foxnews.com/scitech/2012/03/19/faa-to-review-controversial-gadget-ban/ Interesting article. Hopefully it passes. Now for the pilots and aviation people... Is there real risk to people using devices during take offs and landings? Or was this from the days of... pay $5 a min for using an air phone.

I think the finale was awesome, truly a worthwhile show for me. Now I did not read the comics, so season 1 was awesome, season 2 sucked, except the finale. I really hated the slow movement of the season, and bothers me that they do not explore the whole how it started plotline, which I understand they do not in the comics? I really wish this show discussed about going forward and the big picture, ie, are they all zombies, is there going to be humanity, etc, instead of just the whole "focusing on a group of people and how they interact during a crisis", and zombies were just that crisis. So for those that read the comics, is the prison the next farm? Are any big questions actually going to be answered? Or more of the same.

Ok, as much as I want to, here is my review of it, without saying... "because it is not a glock" First of all, Size. True pocket size. Slightly bigger than the Ruger LCP iirc. Ergonomics... fit my hand like a glove, while being as thin as the Walther PPS or smaller. Trigger - for a striker fired pistol, was pretty damn sweet, clean and crisp, not a carry over from the XD. Recoil - This gun was different in the sense of after putting through 3 mags or more, wanted to shoot more, managed the recoil quite well out of such a small gun. Pretty damn accurate too.

My god, I met that airhead at Shotshow. Yep... just about anyone with a video camera can be a youtube legend.

The people who say "never happen" are typically those that are comfy not doing anything. Are there challenges? Absolutely, but we must do something, almost anything to get it going. As of right now, there are more people against guns, than for guns in NJ. So if all the naysayers sit on their ass, nothing will get done, and they will be right. The alternative is, do something. I would venture to guess there are probably more active people, pro guns, than active people against, and as long as we incrementally do something, the tide will be in our favor. Got to hit them on all fronts. Go out, get involved.