Maksim

Even if you have more restrictive, as restrictive rules at CJRPC, they have alot more to offer... especially the new Pits are freaking awesome. Shotgun ranges second to none, a 300 yard rifle range, a 200 yard rifle range. Indoor range, I dont see using but it is there... $250 a year or what not... refer one member a year, help setup the USPSA event stages as I do anyway, and you have more work credit hours. I loved ft dix that you can shoot fruits, etc, and just leave it there for animals... you kind of put up with the muzzle sweeping, gangster shooting bros from the hood, because it is so cheap. CJ, you have more, with no wait lines, as far as I can tell, and you can do everything at one place.

Ken, Booolits can stop people.... Booolets, even JHP's cant stop volcanoes/tornadoes/hurricanes/

http://www.nydailynews.com/ny_local/2010/10/13/2010-10-13_mystery_shiny_objects_floating_over_manhattan_spark_ufo_frenzy.html They coming

central jersey here I come

brw, why did Jon get DQ'ed?

Scores are up. http://www.cjuspsa.org Very good job on your first match Bryan. Accuracy counts alot. Nick, you did not finish one stage? Luis...

Dont buy a gun without shooting it. =) that is the best advice I can give. "Feeling" the gun in a store, while better than buying it sight unseen, is still a horrible way to buy a gun. Glocks in particular have a great habit of "feeling great" at the store, until you go to the range and realize it hurts your hand to shoot it.

You can shoot the Beretta, but it will have to be in Limited or Limited 10. In production, there are no SAO guns, ie 1911's, BHP's, etc. For old bridge... since it is 7 stages, I would bring 250-300 rounds of ammo, especially since you do not know if you will have to reshoot, bad batch of ammo, etc.

But guns now may not be as tough... I recall speaking with a few board members about how some "European" 9mm subgun ammo came over as surplus and blew a few guns up as it was a tad hot.

Found that if I redo USPS flatrate large boxes, gives me the required 43 inches circumference around the case. Will be good to go. will be having fun tomorrow.... but hey... at least getting some more space free.

Sold a rifle on Gunbroker. Comes in a large Pelican case... dont think I can find a box big enough? Any ideas for how to package it? Maybe just wrap it in the paper, take the heck out of it and slap a fedex label on it? About 35 lbs.

No trigger time for me either...

If you want a fixed power, the SWFA SS is a great 10x scope. A bit overkill for 100 yards and closer though. Really great scopes for the money are Buriss Fullfield 2, Nikon's. The Nikon ProStaff are under $200 and great value. Wolfy's Nikon is really nice. On my remington 700 I have a Monarch 6-24x50.

well... back to watching The Event and Stargate SG1. Up to Season 1, episode 20. yes, I just discovered this show. they have all 10 seasons on Hulu.

Yawn, better go reload some more 9mm... getting down to 400 rounds.

Obviously shane. =) No one should have to get a competition gun just to safely fire an insanely hot 9mm load. =)

Bob, only thing is... many people do drive 9mm that fast... USPSA, the hottest thing in Open class is 9mm major. 8+ grains of powder behind a 124 gr jhp. I would say it depends on if the gun is made for it. The only one I would fairly comfortable to shoot 9mm +p+ out of would be the Hk, considering it was designed for slightly heavier and hotter loads. But outside of competitive shooters, if you feel you need more knockdown power, step up a caliber. Besides, we all know that velocity doesn't necessary mean knockdown power. End of the day, it comes down to shot placement.

Its ok... I just supported the Glock Economy and the Glock caliber.

Blah. What is this talk about +p+ or 10mm or 357 Sig. We all know the true caliber for self dense is 45 gap. Lol.

Welcome

Are you going to have your race gun by then?

You should be able to upload the video up to the forum.

Awesome Mike! looks really good.

just looked it up, it is Federal ammo. so Federal/CCI/Speer, but is marketed at "target/plinking/practice" ammo. XD users report issues with it, and in one or two cases, did not make the minor power factor at USPSA.

No issues with stripper clips. Load the clip... with 4 rounds in the clip pointing straight, take the 5th round by the tip and the body, angle it upwards, as you push down the other 4 into the mag body. You should have no issues loading from stripper clips.