Maksim

Anyone can file for exemption. What I believe you are referring to is a special exemption for estates.

As Chris said, go rent the Eaa witness, same gun, cheaper price.

I usually apply for at least 6. You can apply for 200 if you wanted. While there is legally a limit you can use without exemptions, there is no limit to the number you apply for.

That is stupid to say. Why not learn to use all the features you got instead of saying it is too much. While the serpa might be a tad slower, the retention is worth it, especially on 3 gun stages or when you are starting on weird angles and gun can fall out. Now as far as the rules for gun games go, if your gun comes with a safety, you must use it, esp when your first shot is a sub 3 lb single action pull.

I couldnt help but laugh my ass off. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DmAObaz3gjM&feature=related

what 1911 is in 380?

Desert Eagle 1911 is a good value, STI Spartan, RIa.

Ok, am at home on a pc... so time to respond. I have shot my first uspsa match a little over a year ago, and it all came together when I shot (not really competed ) at the USPSA nationals. For me, USPSA is my game of choice. It is fun, great people, and damn proud to say because of getting involved, with the forum, we got at least another 25 or 30 new shooters to either IDPA, USPSA, or Steel. With any game, whatever your choice, first and foremost, it is about having fun. Even on the worst match day, it is better than going to a public range, standing in the port, and putting holes in paper. What you will find, it is very easy to get average/proficient at any game, however, it takes years to master. Before you go out and spend thousands of dollars on a new gun, why not come watch some videos, and most of all, go shoot a match. You are going to suck your first time out, but once again, your first priority the first few matches, and always thereafter, is about being safe. Once you shoot it, you will figure out what your likes and dislikes are. You might find IDPA is your game, or USPSA, or Bulls Eye.

Glocks, XD's, Rugers, CZ's, S&W M&P's, are all great firearms, and all reliable. This is not a hi point discussion. At this price point, it all boils down to what your preference is, what the intended purpose is, etc. Personally, I like the M&P ergonomics, and the fact that it is Smith & Wesson. There is plenty of after market support for them to. Early models were plagued with striker problems, however new ones are just fine and dandy. If you are buying an early production gun, you might want to give this thought. Come down to any match, any range get together, and try them out.

welcome to the forum.

Nice. Target stands are great and if you have them, you have your own private range at Central Jersey the way of pits. There was a forum member on brian enos forums that did metal folding target stands at a price too good to pass up. It was like $120 for 5 shipped. All I had to do is paint them. The perk is, they fold and I can have 5 stands in the footprint of one regular target stand. As I do not have a truck, trunk space is at a premium. If you have the space, those wood frames are awesome. =)

Heh?

What are your interests and shooting experience?

There were prizes? sniff sniff, should of come.... =P bastards. Glad you all had a great time. Weather held up too.

Who is Israeli?

Once again.... <ob one kinobi> there is no book that you are looking for. </ob one kinobi>

Awesome gun. Can't wait to pick mine up

If I get pulled over, the last thing I want to do is become memorable.... ie... The guy in a dropped, loud, tinted Z28 on 315's next to another 97 Z28 SS, behind a 69 drop top Camaro. (lots of tickets, and more hassle than its worth). Instead I opt for the polite, I will take a warning in my bland Mazda 6 or "just another princeton yuppie BMW" and be on my way. My take on it, I treat people with the same respect and professionalism that I want to be treated with. I have many clients either in the military, or law enforcement and they are for the most part very good people, just like the tons of LEO on this very forum. They are people. Are there bad LEO that let their position get to them? Sure. For the same as people who are so stubborn to be "right." Next time I get pulled over and if for some wacked out reason the LEO asks to look in my car, and I have nothing to hide, I will tell them as so, and be on my merry way. I would rather be "effective" than right. If you give them a reason to search your car, they will search it, whether under probable cause, or make you waste an hour of your life sitting on the side of the road waiting for a warrant. Then you still wind up with tickets, you still have to go to court, and are now the "douchebag" the department is talking about during lunch break at the PD. But hey, you were "right" to stick to your guns and demand a warrant. If I was doing something wrong, and had something to hide, I would absolutely demand a warrant, etc. But if I have nothing to hide, I just want to get on my merry way. ... and that is why I love my EZ Pass. I don't have to wait for 15 mins behind some douchebag in the cash lanes who needs to pay with a $100 bill for a $1 toll, or who forgot his wallet or cash to pay it.

Looks to be an identical gun, with the exception of the rail. I have a Holster for it if you want. Would be perfect for IDPA. OWB. As far as magazines, 99% certain they take regular CZ 75 mags, and only the 45 uses the large frame EAA/Tanfoglio mags. The Original baby eagle (steel models) and I am assuming the new ones, are made by IMI (Israeli Military Industries) for Magnum Research, with components designed and provided by Tanfoglio (Italian company)

Just a small video.

I truly dislike 40 cal, but when I have to have it, I like the heaviest hunk of metal I can find. Eaa Witness Limited 40 cal, or CZ TS 75 40 cal.

congrats.

well, the 617 is built to same specs as any other smith wesson revolver, except chambered in 22lr. As far as other guns, you can ask why is a plastic glock as much or more than an equivalent solid metal gun? There are 22lr guns that go for close to 1k if not higher. Higher quality, match grade guns can go for more than that.

as long as everyone helps out and match runs smoothly, just might make it. Where is the dinner?

Hoping for nice warm weather to shoot. So who is in? Central Jersey Rifle Pistol Club monthly USPSA Match. November 13th, 2011 Yes Maks Tony357 Marl31 AS350Driver vjf915 Pizza Bob Raz-0 Maybe Krdshrk (if he has a ride) RecessedFilter Crazyboy