Maksim

Office <---- Lawyers driving hybrids? (hybrid BMWs, Lexus) The poor ones drive Prius. Home - Retired people and Asians? Eh... close, but not toooo many asians I dont think.

I am not a watch baller although I love Pateks. =) My daily watch is a Raymond Weil black leather strap. For beater watch, Invicta submariner copy/design. No more Movado's for me.. bad luck with them, and costs almost as much to repair as to replace.

Just like leaving your new porsche unlocked while going into a 7-11, OC'ing with a holster without retention is stupid. But to each his own, this is America. We can't protect people from stupid.

Here is the only info I can find. http://www.newjerseyhunter.com/article102448.htm membership is like $1,200 a year?

rut roh. =) Nice bike.

Classifier tells you how awesome you are. hehehe Typically OB does not do a classifier at the indoor match? This sunday at CJRPC we are running a uspsa match, with classifier. Join at the range, it is $40 for 1 year USPSA... and your first match is free. Beyond that, $20 for uspsa matches if you are a member, $25 if you are not. $5 off if you are a member of the local club.

The guns are in quite a range... what is the purpose? Colt Pythons are by far the best, however I would not buy one to make it my range gun. Colt King Cobra is a great range gun, built like a tank, but still, I would be afraid to abuse a collectible. For a shooter, Smith 686 is tough to beat.... and when it breaks, if it breaks, you can always buy another. Can't do that with a Colt. Colts in my opinion, have the finest Single Action trigger from the factory. Pythons are also all hand fitted guns, the rest on your list are production line guns. Disc. I gots both, but do not shoot any of them... waiting on permits.

Troy, does the M&P 22 use the same sights as the full size guns?

We were discussing in chat tonight, just how many guns we buy, and then end up being safe queens. You know, they may get 500 rounds through them in their lifetime. Obviously we don't buy a gun and intend on not shooting it, ok, not collectibles. Tactical Tupperwear sitting in the corner of the safe unfired is not a collectible... collecting dust perhaps. So.... What safe queens do you have, and what percentage of your total gun collection/portfolio do they represent.

Absolutely, the last few matches were the only time since last winter when I did not need a change of clothes at the match, and a shower. Easy to forget how miserable it gets in the summer.

Babies. Layer and shoot year round. Sunny and 40 is great. Beats 28 and sleet.

You don't reload to save money. You reload to save per box.

I don't shoot indoors. Don't shoot Lead. However, it is only minimal exposure. The worst is if you cast your own bullets. Shooting it aint bad. Wash your hands, and wash your clothes after going to the range. That is where you get in trouble.

Powder - About 20 lbs of various Primers - At least 20k of various Brass - God knows how much I have now... at least 20k of various, 10k of 40 Cal Bullets - A case or two of 9mm, and down to about 1k or so of 40 Cal Loaded Ammo - I shoot it as I load it. But I do have about 1k rounds loaded for 40 Cal, about 100 rounds of other stuff. I buy 223 (not worth it to me to reload), and 22 Lr (alot)

I think too early to tell about the gun reliability. Put 5k rounds through it, then chat. I have one waiting for permits... Will see.

Lim 10, and only if I get my permits this week. Likely next month though.

How about a blacked out range rover? Or is that too much?

Nice gun, takes the term "tactical tupperwear" to the next level. Fan of the round, not a fan of plastic cheapy feel of the gun.

Already got one. . Don't have a Trojan. Moving to an SVI.

Added N/A choices after it was brought up you had to answer all questions. =) So try again.

In touch with the owner to see what we can do.

For those that do not currently shoot matches, here is what we mean by open guns.

So was following a discussion on Enos forums about a theoretical division for uspsa. Open 10. Essentialy, what Limited 10 is to Limited, but a new division, where you can basically do anything to the gun, optics, compensators, grips, etc, however limited to 10 rounds. So for those already shooting USPSA, would you shoot it? If not, why? If you are not currently shooting USPSA, would you consider this division as you can essentially pimp out your production gun and can shoot it. No need to spend $100 on an STI/SVI magazine, and you can be competitive while staying within NJ's stupid mag laws. Link for those that want to chime in there too. http://www.brianenos...0

yes, 15 rounds in the mag. That is all the law is concerned with. the +1 in the pipe has no legal impact.