Maksim

I load 1.140 My mags will not reliably feed beyond that. Book stated min oal at 1.12 or so. Sti, svi guys load long to feed reliably in their mags, shorter and you have nosedives iirc.

Actually, one big plus to mention for Old Bridge, as for some reason they are more open to it than others, you can do rifle in the OB pits IIRC. There is no place to run and gun at CJRPC with a rifle, besides a 22lr in the pits.

link me what needs to be stikied, and we will. =)

Ok, so basically here is what we have.... Ideally, what we would have is an NJGF "team" shirt, with printed forum name on collar or what not. the more we have, the cheaper it will be. The plan is for those that commit, or have been shooting at least a match or two a month, will be able to get a shirt fairly heavily subsidized, or possibly free. The price of those will be split and paid by the vendors. Furthermore, they would be available to purchase by whomever is interested. Will be reaching out to Techwear and Gemini to get quotes and see what they can do design wise, etc.

that my friend, is a beauty.

Got 3.

Pete, Planning to have avail to everyone, have to work out with vendors how many shirts they will sponsor. So the sponsored ones, expectation is you would typically shoot a few matches, idpa, uspsa, steel, etc. Otherwise, ready to order for anyone else.

Videos For those for whom I only had 1 or 2, I put you all into one video. Let me know if you want the 1080p high def versions.

Got two sponsors lined up. Looking for a few more. =)

S&B is brass ammo, and unless you are looking at the headstamp, it is very tough to tell it versus others. Only other thing I can think of, some S&B ammo was steel core, which would damage the backstop.

Ok, most videos are compiled, will be uploading in the next 20 mins.

Yes. Have a few sponsors lined up too, want to get the cost of these down to around $25 a pop or less.

How did you guys do?

CJ for the win, although both clubs are great. Where do you live? I am sure there are other clubs in between. I typically go to CJ to shoot in the pits. The facilities at CJ are far and above beyond anything else offered in NJ. Let me know if you want someone to take you out to the club to check it out again.

Doing shotgun will be alot easier than rifle for sure. Dont have to worry about bird shot going 2 miles =)

NJGF shirts with name's on them will solve that one. =P

So there ya go, you answered your own question. Do it. Find an M&P 40, and replace with Apex trigger components.

Chris, excuses, excuses. In our squad alone, we had 2 backup guns/rigs you could of use. Hk USP, and Smith 1911 Pro series, both 9mm. I always have a backup gun with me, and most often a full belt/6 mags, etc.

Ok, quick thing... Cant connect usernames to people... Rey Chris

Ok, will be uploading videos of what I have on my camera in a bit. If you were taped, and do not want it up, just let me know, will make it a private link to you, or not upload it at all. So first and foremost... Chrono fun. =) My loads came a little milder that typical, 168.5 power factor, was expecting 170 to 171, or at least 169.5 at Nationals. For those that shoot 9mm..... stay away from 115 grain, and get 124. A number of people went minor with COMMERCIAL ammo. CCI Blazer, and some other 115 grain. A few people went Minor in a major gun, Ryan... come on bud.... 155?!?!?! =P Harry, one of the stages that we had left to shoot after you left, will not count. Stage issue that made the stage be thrown out... so in Ray Ray's spirit... we made it our NJGF zombie stage, head shots only, IDPA style rules for mikes as we had no score sheets. Tell ya what, you get a whole new appreciation for full size targets after you try to go head shots only on targets 15 yards out. =P What else... we did not get done till about 5pm... some squads were slow and by the time we finished stage 3, our 5th of the day, there was still a full squad yet to go on the stage ahead of ours. So the break was kind of nice to shoot the zombie galore, and then shoot the shit' for a little while. If enough folks get out and shoot these matches, and meet up, we can easily squad together, absolutely an awesome time.

The question is, do you have to sell the USP to get something else? Both are terrific guns in their own respect. Very versatile. USP no longer made. USP expert models are extremely accurate/awesome. One is striker fired, the other is a hammer. A bit of a difference. I would say more aftermarket support for the M&P nowadays, as it has been accepted in the competition circles. Apex makes fantastic trigger parts for them, just drop them in, and you have a very very versatile firearm for almost any game you play. Put it this way... the USP is what I would want to have as my nightstand gun, the M&P is what I would choose for gun games, range time.

This was an Epic match. Thank you, thank you, thank you to all the guys who made it out. This was the most fun I have had shooting in a long time. Yep, we had an ALL NJGF squad. 12 folks. Most of all, everyone shot safe, and seemed to have a terrific time, and we were not the slowest squad. Alot more comments coming, such as about the chrono fun, and how this match was the Ray Ray special that he missed. Shower first. =P

Some older S&B was repackaged military rounds, meant for sub guns. It happens. Stupid, but it happens. While there is a reason for safety... it is small, and not going into the details yet. Google.

Only sks with issues is the Chinese Norinco, some models were commercial? and had removeable magazines.