Maksim

Ban worthy? Motion Raised.

M&P > Glock any day. shot a member's M&P 45 full size, wow, what a joy to shoot, one of my favorite 45's.

Well, Lee single stage or turret? I have a single stage kit for sale if you want. Like new.

to mention and touch upon what matt mentioned... I had a Lee classic turret press mounted to 2 inch oak board. then I used c clamps to mounted it to my desk. Was quite steady.

If it is sealed in the plastic jug... is there much to worry about? Primers yes. I can see that. Even powder that is in the hopper. But new powder?

I don't. Only if I need service and they demand it.

Dan, nice job bud.

come shoot USPSA at CJ.

Frank, they had something similar at nationals, and that target had to be changed out because it was not consistent. It may be coool, but the first thing is, it has to be consistent from shooter to shooter.

Not at all. Maybe a newbie.... sure, but it is not that difficult, and as predictable as any other moving target. with movers, most people just psych themselves out of it.

Blah, I HATE this mentality. This forum was built upon the friendships and extension of the real world relationships. This mentality is what's wrong with most of the internet forums out there. Better than a pic. Also, if you go to the profile on here, it lists the picture.

Here you go, some more videos of the actual shooting. I would love to shoot this match one day. Just wondering how bad it is to get a firearms permit there, let alone the fact that even though I was born in the former soviet union, Russia makes it tough as hell to get a Visa to get into the country.

14.4 US robotics modem... what now. humn... I wonder what percentage of users are on dial up.... time to go check google analytics.

i have shot some of tbose kahrs and would not take one over beretta, sig, sw, etc. over ruger yes.

welcome to the forum.

nice guns, recoil is a bit on the harsher side. You have some older models that were first made in the states that have an issue feeding ammo. The new ones supposedly fixed this issue. If you always wanted one, great gun... otherwise, practically there are better choices out there. Other fine alternative is the commie variants, either a new commercial Russian Makarov, or... the cream of the crop, East German Makarovs from the 60's. Mine has a da/sa far better than most new production guns. and 9mm makarov alot cheaper than 380.

Office is comcast... I get about 35 down...sometimes 40, and 5 up. At home I have Fios.... it is about 10 down, 2 up.

just wanted to see who all is on there, and how many actually use it. https://twitter.com/MaksFS Trying to do more with it. Post, will follow.

lol Eric. You were not kidding about M39's. =) Look great.

On the tax issue... you guys do know that legally you have to pay taxes already for all the untaxed out of state Internet purchases right? The only thing that this would cause is Amazon would potentially have to collect the tax for you, instead of you promising to pay it at tax time. This is a fantastic thing for NJ though for companies coming here to bring the jobs. It is that many more employees who will be reinvesting in the system, getting off welfare/unemployment.

it just looks cool, setting it up would be a pain. would be cool to shoot it though. dont be afraid of the star. its like any other target.

AWESOME!

NJ2as.org

Larger pic please. Contact remington with it. Otherwise, you should be giving every round a visual look as you are loading it.

There is voluntary registration, and some wacky areas, such as BB guns which are considered "firearms" in NJ. All rules apply as such. the point Qel was trying to make is the "effective" registration of firearms merely by the aspect that I know for a fact that my local PD does not destroy pistol permits as they are supposed to. If you purchased your firearms legally out of state, while being a resident there, as long as the guns are nj legal, there are no issues, and nothing requiring you to register them. This is not NYC. I would send that link to NJ2As so they can contact the town to get that corrected.