Maksim

I do think it sucks that I would not be able to use reloads, however it is not like they are making you buy their own ammo. 500 rounds is a big deal though, and another $200 in ammo on top of the class as opposed to under $50 in components. why not just make people sign a liability waver for ammo?

Hate to say it, but the movie is Rated R. kids should not be able to get into it at the door anyway. Parents who are concerned, should either 1. not let their kids go watch it, or 2. spend 2 mins and look at the previews themselves. i am really started to get sick of people trying to offload their responsibility on someone else.

sounds awesome. Where is this going to be held? How long? btw, why no reloads? thanks.

+1. I have worked with couples taking home 40k a month, close to half a mil a year, and they were in debt 10k each month.... and I have a client, one of my wealthiest, that never earned more than 40k a year. what he did was save 20% of his pay each time.

nice, what book is it? I found some too online, but not the oal. imr 4895, imr 8208, and RL-15

Saw while going around the stores, dropped by Cheyenne mountain. they had a Jap arisaka. didnt know much about them. came back next day. Barrel was dirty but strong rifling it looks like. came back today armed with knowledge... and it turns out it was bubab'd. front foregrip was chopped off. sniff sniff. $100.

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It is a 50 Action Express upper? you sure it is not a 50 Beowulf? or 50 GI?

what part of commercial when the dad shoots the girl makes it seem like a kids movie?

Was at sportsmans center today and picked up 2 boxes of Hornady Interlock 150gr bullets. Only issue.... they are round nose. there was no image of them on the box. so... anyone have experience with them? Or should I just load them to the cannelur.

I saw it as well. Is it bad I could name almost every gun they used in that movie? Hahahahaha Lol. I am glad I am not the only one.

yep, legal. the companies shipping ammo to NJ have to comply with NJ laws. next time, tell the person to come to the forum to get an edumacation. =P

+1

gorgeous gun.

Great movie.... lots of gun scenes, comedy, etc. only thing is... the previews cover the funniest parts.

Ok, i am not crazy. A few days ago, there was a turkey in our parking lot, on main st in downtown Marlboro. go figure.

who made it?

Um... you havent cleaned that gun in like.... never! =P Just like bad parents can have their children taken away...... You fill in the rest. =P

heh, wow. Yeah, I had some things come up so couldnt make it. Will try tomorrow. Besides, got to load a bit more ammo. =P

Welcome Drew. =)

Even though we have factions from the XD and glock camps, we are not xdtalk, or glocktalck. It is all about personal preference. I dont beleive anyone from either camp is going to come out and say that glocks are junk because they are not reliable, or XD's are trash because they are made in Croatia. This is not a hi-point/jennings vs glock/xd/beretta. Any of the ones you mentioned or top notch, reliable handguns, the pissing match is all based on personal preference.

great point guys. this inspired me to go digging, and found this from Sierra. http://www.sierrabullets.com/index.cfm? ... =2&issue=2 What do they mean by smoke the bullet? i dont get it. Edit: I got it now.... take a match and cover the bullet in smoke.

lol. i highly doubt dicks is going to put a hurting to ramsey. lol

Cant go wrong with either the glock, cz, xd, m&p, h&k. They are all solid reliable handguns. What it comes down to is shooting it, and seeing what feels comfortable in your hand. I have either owned, or shot all of them in a 9mm... so in order of how much i love them. 1. H&K P30L - Fits amazingly well, great gun, shoots very well, never had a failure, easy to clean, doesn't get dirty and a terrific penis extension. Unfortunetely we are going to part ways this weekend as I promised to sell it to a board member a few months ago when I needed money for another gun purchase. but alas... I didnt, and will miss this one. Besides, its the right thing to do, I made a commitment and will keep it. New, you are looking at with tax, tags and registration between mid $900 and $1,050. I bought mine used from another board member, who paid $1050 last year, then decided to sell it to buy a glock.... yeah, go figure. 2. CZ 85/75 - Fits really well in the hand. Very nice shooter. Very reliable. In the 3k rounds of so I put through it, I had 3 FTE and it was wolf ammo. No issues with brass ammo. Very reliable. Very little felt recoil as it is an all metal gun. no plastic fantastic here. You can get 15 round MecGar mags, OEM for CZ's right now on sale for $25. Mine came with 2 15 rounders. I bought of of a fellow board member, who sold it to me, but later said he would want to buy it back. I sold it... and once again, every time I go to BA, it is there... looking at me. Price Anywhere from low 400's to high $500's. Dont be afraid to buy used. Also.... look for CZ clones... they are: EAA Witness & Baby Desert Eagle. If you like a steel gun, see if you can find a Browning high Power. 3. Beretta 92FS - Same as above. Terrific firearm. All metal. Reduces felt recoil. 4. Sig P226? - brother has one, awesome feeling gun. humn, begining a trend here... i like my metal guns. 5. Plastic fantastic XD. I like the grip safety. terrific guns. only issue I had with my XD is rusting. First few gens were made with different finish on them, that was susceptible to rusting. New ones have a new finish and are good to go. 6. Smith Wesson M&P - Fits very well in the hand. My only complaint was the trigger needed some work for my liking. Otherwise, without shooting, felt the best in hand. While shooting, felt good, just the trigger felt rough. Easy fix for it. 7. Glocks - I will start by saying they are fantastic guns. in fact, I think of a glock as a toyota corrolla of the gun world. They are ultra reliable, easy to use, i would trust my life to a glock any day of the week......... but I wouldn't be caught dead owning one. =P In all seriousness, nothing wrong with a glock. Only complaint is that it is not compatible with my hand. In the store while holding it, feels awesome. While shooting it, the part of my hand between index finger and thumb hurt like a mofo because the glock grip is a bit blocky. When I shot it, it was very accurate... I just value the joy of shooting the firearm as much, if not more than the firearm itself. 8. All the other ones. But... the gun that holds that special place in my heart..... wait.... 9mm, lol. :mrgreen:

Ben is the AR accessories expert. =P I must say, I am starting to like the Angled fore grip. there is enough room to actually add a VFG as well. lol. humn, wonder what they say about doing both. i will say, the gun is much more accurate, and easy to shoot in a controllable manner with the angled foregrip, however, the hand does get tired alot faster as opposed to holding the magwell.