Maksim

I had shot it a bit before. Very soft shooting for a 45. Fits like a glove. Will be shooting this gun in USPSA in the limited 10 division when I get a few more mags... only have 3 now.

Ordered a few rifles, havent had issues having them shipped. I made sure to upload my DL and FID via their system, and they had Tony's info already on file as a few other board members used him to have Aim ship rifles to. I believe the disconnect may be if you place order and then fax info to them.

great pics Eric! woot woot.

not sure I am going to BA tomorrow. lol. I always wanted one, so it was placed first in line on the list of guns to pick up.... so the 30 days game due today. lol.

will take pictures of my setup in the office tomorrow... but it is a 2 1 inch oak boards, glued and screwed together, clamped to a 1 inch oak desk. That is what both the presses sit on, have one setup on each press. I had it originally setup on a 1 inch oak board, clamped to the desk, but it was way wobbly. the dillon 650 is twice the press my lee presses are and going to create alot of movement. I know tim setup a small single stage for someone here on the forum and used 3 1 inch oak boards together, then c clamped to the desk.

Made in Israel In a 45 Caliber... but not a full blow eagle.... Baby Desert Eagle.

we are linked on that site and do get alot of traffic from it.... great domain with a great placement in google, in part because it has been around for 10 years or so.... but then again, that is also why it is sooooo dated.

Great idea.... the other domains related and pointing here are... njguns.info, and njfirearmsforum.com (which was donated by another member last year) Was looking to take over njguns.com... but the owner is still interested in maintaining it.

For the press, at a minimum at least 3 inches of wood. Can you cover the carpet? the big issue that I see is when you spill stuff.

wow.... I am flattered. I guess I bet get the the .net and .org just in case. Wonder if we have any infringement suit potentially.... i do have a few other domains registered though. wow.

Great meeting you tony. =)

I dont know if I would say it is an expensive thing to get into.... I would say it is as expensive as range shooting, but maybe even less. USPSA event = $20 if you are a member. $40 for membership annually and you shoot first match free. 200 rounds of ammo for 5 to 6 hours worth of fun. Range = $20 walk on, Targets, 200 rounds of ammo in 30 mins? An hour? Equipment wise... you do not need top of the line stuff to get going. A Regular 1.5 inch leather belt will work. When you are starting, it is not the equipment that holds you back. Cheap option to dabble into the sport to see if it is for you. 1. Belt = Any regular 1.5 inch belt. 2. Holster = Blackhawk Serpa - $30 or so. 3. Mag Pouches = $30 or so. So $60 worth of gear assuming you have no holster or pouches. And you can use that gear in most fun shoots and IDPA. I spent a tad more... bought a double alpha belt $55 on midway, and Safariland single mag pouches $20 each on optics planet. Bought a used serpa holster from eddie for around $20, and one more double mag pouch at a gun show for $10. My most expensive part was the 4 extra mags for my gun. $30 a pop. If you are shooting a glock or an XD, it is fairly cheap as the XD's come with holsters and some mags, and Glock mags are cheap. Worst case.... most of the guys that shoot, will probably have a second rig they can let you borrow. Like this weekend, I had a rig ready for anyone to use, Hk P30L with 4 mags to use in production with a holster. HuntingPaper had a Glock 19 rig ready to go for Bryan until he wet his hair.

TThe challenge is not shooting really far, as most targets are 15 yards or closer and some being point blank. I am sure we may get together beforehand, and now I started shooting 1/2 size uspsa targets to practice with. To win the game, you need to find the balance between going fast and shooting accurately. You are not going to win the first match, and no one ever minds a new person. During my first match, no one made me feel like a newbie in a negative way. These are all friends.

I was just going to ask you about that Ronnie. If one can use a pistol caliber carbine, or if it has to be a dedicated rifle round.

You can, better yet, come shoot. All you need is a gun, 4 magazines, a holster and some pouches....

You made me spill my snapple.

Or just go to Midway and get a 6 pack of gunsocks for like $24.

Shoot before you buy to make sure you like it. Typically I would say buy used if you can, however not your first handgun, esp if you are new to shooting. XD's are fine handguns. If you are looking at XD's, also look at CZ's (75), Beretta's (92fs, px4), and Smith Wesson M&P series guns, as well as Glocks. Shoot them before you buy if you can. A few of the ranges rent, for the more specific ones, come to a meet and you will get a variety of guns to shoot. If you are ok with spending close to $1k, then you would be foolish not to look at Sig's (p226, 229) and Hk's (P30/L), and Browning High Powers.

bumpy bump.... If you care about your gun rights or want to do something about ensuring them.... please be there if you can.

slow and wimpy? =) come out to a match... you will see some 9mm ammo that will make a Zombie hunter jelous. =)

Website does not list it, but I believe 3 gun. If you go with a few more board members, bring the ammo, and I am sure someone will let you use their rifle.

Favorite 40.... humn. Easy. Sig 226 Elite from the guns that I have shot. Just doing the best within the parameters given. Though I really do not like 40 cal. I would love to try it in a CZ frame though.

Fun... too bad it falls on the same day as RO training. =) Zombie guys should absolutely be all over this. =)