Maksim

hence why no "parts kit" in nj.

njpilot, regulator72, lunker, tackleberry, chrisjm(numbers), myself, half the board, or more.

I would say NJ is a great location because there is less competition... but yes, as a licensed gunsmith, you will be subject to state, local and federal licensing and regulation.

+1

Yes sir.

Just go, you will be kicking yourself if you don't shoot it. Its like going to a strip club and not looking at the boobs. ? Shongum is the place for a beginner.

Ray ray is afraid to try uspsa because he will love it and we won't let him live it down.

it really all boils down to, and I think we can all agree... the equipment is not the dangerous part, it is the user, however the equipment has the ability to bring out the worst in people as some of the designs while designed for specific duty, are not as forgiving to improper use and/or some people who are incompatible with the equipment.

Stock, I like the Taurus 1911's, however the support is lacking (or maybe just my belief) STI Spartan will give you the best bang for the buck between features and support.

How unfavorable ?

sweet. I saw that very gun when I was there a week ago!

Same issue with PPQ. Quite frankly I don't think S&W really cares, or that was the impression that I got from the reps I met with at Shot Show.

the issue is Smith Wesson not being on top of submitting paperwork to USPSA, not USPSA holding it up. Honestly, at a local match, I don't see you having an issue. At a level 2 or above, yes it will be. If you want to shoot my 9 pro at a match, by all means, odds are I will not be.

Should not be an issue. Tell them you renewed online and will get a copy of the card to the treasurer via email or mail.

Here is more food for thought... how many of the people who use the Serpa would still have accidents happen with any other holster because their finger would go in there anyway?

awwww, I got a fan.

thanks for the explanation Frank. I just have a basic undestanding of guns.... all I know is how to make them go bang. =P

m&P 22 is a fantastic pistol, and a great training aid.

If someone loaded it long I suppose it would not go all the way into battery. I have seen a few cases like that. It is remington nickel? or is that brass?

if it fired OOB, wouldn't the whole thing KB? Seems like unsupported almost KB. =)

I am 50/50 on Lower Providence. If I can change my early morning saturday plans, I will be game to go. Wanted to check out the club. Besides, got to get my sandbag C card in Production. =P If I can find a few more m&p 9mm mags.

Purely gun game guns. =) I would never in a million years suggest people have a 2lb trigger on anything but purely a gun games gun.

the other option, Apex makes the Carry kit... about 5.5 lbs iirc.

In the original post that Vlad put a link to, he stated... 3 mags, first was handloads, no problem, it was the last mag, with factory stuff.