Maksim

btw, did we confirm that the range is open this friday as it is good friday?

http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2010/04/ ... -name.html

the internet broke. i called google and they said it should be fixed tonight.

=)

but chad was hilarious, even went as far as to take screen shots and post it.... =)

i would really love to see the stats to see if that is correct.

ben, did you call to confirm? =P

i think there is a very easy solution to all of this. Get an AK variant. They arent "black rifles"..... they are steel with some wood on them. =)

easy solution..... shoot it as fast as you buy it. No more humidity problems. =)

lol. that picture is seriously hilarious. I swear, matt didnt look that skinny when I was there next to him.

haha.... this is going to be a good day.... Here are the planned takers to the range.... Mosin 91/30 circa 1923 Mosin 91/30 circa 1945 (as long as I clean it today and tomorrow as planned) Sig 556 (with the new awesome charging handle that doesnt rub the eotech) Most likely will take the Vepr.... and may go buy a new scope for it. I just want to see if I will end up keeping it or sell it.

yesterday was a crazy day. I remember in college, i went to Pace, in nyc, we had a few people jump from the 12th stories and up from the dorm rooms. Since then, the windows would not open.

certainly looks tacticool. =) how much does that thing weigh?

congrats.

yep, they take plastic but it is down half the time.

I love the walk of shame at Dicks.... people treat you nicer when they see you have ammo.

You sure he isnt jewish and this is 1945?

Anyone looking to get office space in princeton? Looking to either split apx 1k square feet, or rent out individual furnished offices. let me know. This is in a class A office building right on route 1.

I am shooting for 2pm. I believe fridays is the same as wed times, that is from 1pm till evening. they are 8 to 4 on Sat and Sunday.

wow. glad he is ok. with all the things going on, it is easy to envision alot worse. =) and hope you are doing ok too tony.

as others have said.... quick comment about brass whoring.... it is mostly overhyped joke. =) For things like 9mm, 40 sw, etc... you can easily find the brass. I have been saving mine for the past year since I considered reloading. 223 is readily picked up at the range. The tough ones are oddball calibers, like 45gap, 10mm, 357, 380, 38 super. For rifle, 308 etc, most people will not shoot indoors, and the ones outdoor, you have to know. If you are reloading light loads, you can reuse brass for a long time, esp if you are shooting out of a bolt action rifle.

ben, you missed a comma there somewhere. =) But really, we really don't want you to shoot yourself.

I think friday will work better.

You're pretty much on the money Maks. But if I was reloading rifle like 30-06 and 222 I'd stick with a single stage press since the reloading process is alot more QC intensive. RCBS makes a Rockchucker kit that's pretty comprhensive. And BTW the Rockchucker is an "O" press and super tough. Thats why I love the Lee Classic Turret. You get single stage and turret in one. =) Plus it can do all the big rounds, in turret mode, and even 50 BMG, but that is only in single stage. =) I personally ended up spending closer to $600, after you factor in ammo boxes, and lots of 'em, tumbler, extra turrets, 5 sets of dies. Think of it as another gun purchase, only this one lets you shoot more, for less and a better experience. Because of reloading, I am able to comfortably afford to shoot 80 to 100 rounds of 308 on a weekly/bi-weekly basis. Top notch, match grade loads come to $.41 a round, shooting Sierra Match Kings, which are $.27 of that equation. Other oddballs, like 45GAP, I can load for $12 a box of 50, with jacketed hollow points, as opposed to paying $23 a box. 9mm is running me about $7 a box.

I am waiting for Chad to repost his croch rocket day pics.