Maksim

Ask any of the guys shooting CZ's in uspsa. =) Shooting production, you must start in DA. But yes... very carefully.

Did they name the baby Ruger (Boy) or Kimber (girl)?

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Thanks Bryan. Hk's, are like an enigma. They are ultra reliable (at least handguns), cost a bit more to buy, but once you do, it is tough to run one into the ground. Hk is what Glocks strive to be, but have not reached. Even though it is a plastic gun, you never feel the downsides of it. While you own them, they don't really stand out, begging to be shot, but then you sell them, and you miss them. I miss my Hk P30L, and miss my Hk 45. I have a P7 PSP, and even though I think I want to sell it, I know I will regret it if I do. A modern 1911, dime a dozen. Springfield 1911... very hit or miss. If you run across a great deal on the Hk, buy it.

Both are great guns. Do you want a 1911 or plastic fantastic? If you want ultra reliable, awesome handgun, get an HK. If you want a classic, get the 1911. Or get both.

$8 a box for reloads, not bad. Looks like plated bullets.

of course they go faster.... they are lighter weight. Although I wonder if those holes actually do what they claim, and what the result is. I would argue though, that velocity is not the most important aspect, unless you are shooting long distance.

awesome!

Paul, my understanding is correct otherwise?

Fine fine, here is what you do. If you are concerned. Slap on a stock, or an upper to the stripped lower. Buy it from your buddy, then if he wants to buy the upper from you, he can do that. I dont believe there are any issues with lowers in NJ. the issue is with ATF transfers, out of state. You can't buy a stripped lower face to face out of state in PA, because it is not a complete firearm. It is an ATF issue, not a NJ issue.

That is pretty cool. Any other 9mm revolvers out there, or 38 super?

Dont know what is up with USA ammo, every package I have seen personally fired shot well. Plinking does not mean cheap, it might mean regular range ammo, no fancy hollow points, might be reloads. For me plinking = WSF powder and fmj bullets, reduced charge load. USPSA/Match loads = VV N320 Powder, and either JHP (for 9mm) or (FMJ/CMJ) bullet. For home defense, I buy factory Gold Dots, but for a Zombie fun load = +P or +p+ loads JHP to blow crap up. For factory ammo. Blazer = aluminum cased I avoid like the plague Blazer Brass = actually pretty good. American Eagle/Walmart Federal red box = good ammo, the standard for cheap factory ammo. PMC = Good quality cheap ammo. I met with the ceo at ShotShow and walked away feeling confident they do not put out a sub par product.

Scores are up. http://shongum.org/images/USPSA12.11.pdf

What is your uspsa number? pm me what is missing, with a link to the scores. Any classifiers that you zero'ed, or were under 2%, do not even show up on the uspsa site.

Hypothetically yes.... but will depend on the laws as it comes out of senate.

Glenn, the caveat is, if you reload.

Read the rulebook, read the rulebook, read the rulebook. =) watch some videos. go to matches. have fun. If you want a good tip. Print out the latest rulebook, and throw it in a 3 ring binder.

email vlad, but before that, find someone else who shot with you, get their uspsa number, go to uspsa.org and do member lookup, see if they were uploaded for them. (click link in my sig, change number) I was not there as it was day of my wedding.

the October match? or November? Last months did not make cutoff and will be there this update. Unless you zero'ed the classifier?

Got sample from Gemini, will take some pics. Great shirts. Got about 4 or 5 sponsors lined up. now basically need someone to design the shirts. =)

Well... look at the option of getting a 1911 in 45, and get a conversion kit for it in 22lr. This way, 1 permit.

welcome to the forum, and let me know if you want to check out CJ. Great great club.

Needs to be in the will.

Message Tony357, hey may have more. my 1911 is in 9mm.

This was on Mythbusters, you switch, always. You then have a 66% probability.