Maksim

Damn, I did not know there was an FFL in Newark who takes orders for firearms.

Maks does not check every post 24 hours a day. I sent Kyle a message a few days ago, did not get a response. Will try again in a day or so. SS is not my home club as BA once was, so I am not personally there at least weekly. Will update as I know more.

Gun4Hire. Not the cheapest, but the best option for people who value choice and convenience.

Btw, was it just me, but did it look like Collin had an ND all the way at the very end when Koby was screaming stop. He just did not look in control of that shot.

Julie G looks quite a bit older on the show, much younger looking in person. Still hot. Alas, got to go talk to her about Smith & Wesson sponsorship.

Is this like Spinners on Wheels but on guns? Engravings cool, the rest.... blah.

voted.

God bless her, wishing for a speedy recovery.

I am really excited for this thing to start up. And will have a shiny new M&P 22 handgun for this too. 10 rounds to a mag iggy? if so, at least 5 or 6 mags is a good number for any gun game.

Very warm welcome to Tony357, as an NJGF vendor. If you were at CJ on sunday you know, and will let Tony do the rest. =)

At least no one got hurt. I love WSF as a powder for 9mm. Dan, I may make it to CJ tomorrow afternoon (depending on if I cram a 3rd and 4th meeting tomorrow or not), and or Friday/Sat if you want to chrono your loads and see how they shoot.

<---- scoring guy.

Competitively? No. Shot one match a while ago.

Bring the baby. Never too early. =) Looking to forward to see you out Ronny.

The grip, breath control, trigger squeeze, sight picture are all evident in more run and gun sports, in fact, are better lessons because you are under pressure on the clock... (if you choose to compete) When you combine movement into the equation, it makes it even more difficult. Furthermore, I find shooting to be a social sport, where we spend most of the time interacting with others and giving back. In that regard, bullseye is a waste as you are there primarily to shoot and scoot.

Absolutely true, and not disagreeing that it teaches fundamental marksmanship. I was stating waste of time as in the context of being a "game" To me, a game seems fun and exciting, does not need to be practical, and an overall great time. Bullseye, for me, is not, and in that context, a waste of time.

Argh, yes, you are right Matt, I was thinking about the Cap, not pre-registration. Blonde moment.

Let's not go there. Waiting a minute to break a shot...... doesn't really go there. Competition? Sure. Waste of time? Absolutely. Game? Definitely not.

Lol, no preregistration. One club has pre-registration for a few months out of the year, and voila... everyone thinks every club has it. CJ will have pre-registration for only one match this year, for a certain thing in July. btw, my stage is in. =)

http://baltimore.cbslocal.com/2012/03/05/md-gun-law-found-unconstitutional/

that would absolutely help, but depends on the people, wearing a regular mask might help. Easiest solution, shoot outdoors, and like Old School said, don't shoot at places that have the air quality of a coal mine. =)

I had this issue when I stayed in Charlotte at a hotel located on University/School grounds.

Springfield does not make mags for ban states for the XD line of guns and you have to get them modified for NJ. Paul (pk90) is perhaps the authority on blocked mags, be it AR or handgun magazines. Visit him here in the vendor section. Keep in mind, most online vendors will not be messing with modified magazines, so if you buy online, you will have to add at least $30 to $50 per magazine, especially with XD where there are no 10 round mags even. Lastly, over the next few months, I venture to guess that some online only retailers will fail, and others will have to raise prices quite a bit.

Makes BA look good.

welcome