Maksim

Yes. Look at the forum vendors, and use the price request.

Added the event to the NJGF Calendar.

slight correction.. pf = (Velocity x Weight)/1000

Welcome to the forum. Where in Mercer county? Don't shoot at Ft Dix or CJRPC?

Small pistol primer? Yes, all you would need is a new shell plate and dies.

I have a regular vepr (the ones imported by Rob Arms 10 years ago), and did see these new imports in person. The wood on these is a little blah. However have yet to see the new Super Veprs. Just know ahead of time, only 10 round mags, and they are a bit expensive. =)

Just show up.

great match.

Wow. Fortunately no one got hurt. You can replace a car, but you cant replace a life. Were these guys wearing masks? Both cars got jacked or just the porsche?

Cz 85 combat

A friend of mine is selling a game ready cz 85 package for a good price if interested.

Yes, 2 days over the weekend. Just an update, the powers that be put the ball rolling on this to have a class sometime in Jan or Feb in Old Bridge. Will let you know as more stuff is developed.

Would this girl put an airsoft in her mouth? How about this 6 year old? the difference between these two kids and the one sticking an airsoft in his mouth.... parenting.

We did not have toys in Russia. =P Actually, I would be lying if I said no. I honestly don't recall. Squirt guns yes. Paintball no. However, I don't think any parent here would let their child act like that, especially how most airsoft guns right now are capable of fire of over 400 fps and can seriously hurt someone. a water gun will not. Would you let your kid stick an airsoft gun in his mouth and pull the trigger knowing damn well it will hurt? It is as wreckless and stupid as the guy who gets drunk and gets shot to see how it feels, or the morons who get drunk and go drive. Stupid kid, even worse parents.

Btw, especially as gun owners, we better train our kids. Just go find the thread about parents/kids of NJGF going to shoot. You have children the same age as the Darwin kid, who are shooting real guns, and would find as much at fault with the video as we do.

Every 8 year old should know gun safety. Better yet.... If we did something stupid... how messed up of parents to let your kid post it on youtube? Besides the fact that the kid is doing something stupid, when is it ever ok to put a gun in your mouth and shoot it to see how it will hurt? Last I checked, the kid was not under the influence of drug or alcohol. Just under the assumption that it is ok to do. Anyone put a BB gun in their mouth and shoot it when they were younger?

So problem with the map, they lumped Oregon and Washington into one. =P

I am likely in.

Heh, so I better get some powder puff loads made up.... or will just shoot my 1911, have not shot it in a while.

Are there power factor requirements here?

oh, I thought a full size commander or government in 380. =P

Great price on upper. but dont forget to add in nics+tax+ transfer on the lower. =P

Centering the scope does a few major things, you figure out the true picture of how much adjustment you have in the scope, and it should get you on paper. Just like a boresight would do, you still need to actually do it. Boresight does save ammo though.

2 weeks to renew? I just make an appointment, he signs off an on extension and on my way. But... because it has been so long since they lapsed, in all likelyhood, you would have to reapply. however... call and find out.

A boresighter may be crap anyway. If you are sighting in the scope, the first thing to do, is figure out the true adjustment range of the scope. Take off those scope caps, get a flathead screwdriver. 1. Take the elevation adjustment and move it all the way to one side, (up or down) until there are no more clicks. 2. Slowly, count the adjustment clicks as you go through from the one extreme to the other. 3. When you have done that, divide that number in half, and adjust the scope that number of clicks back. Repeat for the Wind (Left/Right) adjustment. This will find the true center of the scope and should get you on paper. Go to the range, Set the target at 25 or 50 yards, fire shots to make sure you are on paper. Print up or find a target with 1" or 1/2" grid. Keep target at 50 yards, or move it to 100 (or for whatever distance you want to be sighted in for), and fire a 3 or 5 shot group. Take the average of those shots and see how much adjustment you need to do to get the scope to the point of aim. Now on the scope cap, it should say if your scope is 1/4 MOA or 1/8 MOA adjustment. What that means is this. At 100 yards, one click is 1/4 inch adjustment with 1/4 moa, or 1/8 inch at 1/8 moa adjustment. So back to our example... Lets say our 5 shot group is on average 2 inches low, and 3 inches to the right. You have an 1/4 MOA scope. You would adjust your scope 8 clicks up (2 inches x 4 clicks per inch), and 12 clicks left (3 inches x 4 clicks). Fire test group again, and you should be good to go. The problem with most bore sighters, the cheap ones are pure junk.