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so does my son

my daughter loves reloading

Maybe we read a different review, but the one I read stated it was a fine gun and a keeper after he did some polishing and added a spring and FLGR, which is much cheaper than a Kimber. Nothing wrong with a little tweaking if you know how. or want to learn a a more affordable platform. Tweaking my $1200 Kimber is a lot different than tweaking a $400 RIA

Scott, I have shot thousands of rounds of Blazer Aluminum in my guns prior to reloading. While everything always seems to have a problem once in a while I found the biggest problem isthe shooter. Mainly poor weapons cleaning. I have put upwards of 500 rds at a time in my P220 without ever an issue. Keep your guns clean and they will be happy. I have shot some Wolf, but not enought to say it is good or bad.

I don't have a RIA, but I have seen more expensive guns jam on the line as well. I have read and heard a lot of good reviews on them. You don't need to spend $1000 to get a good gun, especially if you Can't afford it.

Depends on the day. Sometimes crowded others at the same time empty. Depending on the weather Tammy and I may be there tomorrow late morning. We planned on Dix, but the storms may put that on hold. I love having the option of an indoor range.

Matt, Dan Wesson makes a nice pistol. I am liking the Valor right now. Also thinking about a 10mm Razorback.

I love my 45/70. Does nice work on watermelons. Hopefully a wild boar in the future.

I'm in for a case of 12 and 20.

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And that is why you do not go cheap on rings and mounts when you buy a nice rifle and scope on anything over a 22.

I have read and heard good things about the RIA. You guys are just reinforcing that.

What are you talking about? Are you shooting with us in Sept and are going to bring an 870?

Hey, our fearful leader. Keep your head down and bring back souvineers.

Chad, how dare you disrespect my beloved Corps. Drop and give me fifty. I am going to let this thread keep wandering because it is so damn funny( and I am contributing to the chaos) as long as the OFFICIAL SHOOT THREAD stays on topic. We can just rename this the pick on Matt thread, This thread is a good way to let out our personalities so there will be no surprises on the day of the shoot when we are all carrying loaded guns. As I read in another thread we have a smalltown feel on the forum and threads like this help keep it that way.

I THINK if you are traveling you are covered by the GOA of 86 and can bring your guns in the room without a problem. I THINK

If you are shooting 20 out of 25, 80%. I do not think lessons will help you. Just more practice. If you were hiting 40%, then I would say you need some help. If you want lessons by all means take them and enjoy, I am not saying don't.

Tim, non member Arrive by noon Shotguns 1911 for Matt, anything else? revolvers, rifles? Let me know and I will bring it. Chad is riding with me and possibly NJpilot

Tiny likes the shotguns because the wad leaves a whole in the target as well. Adds to his percentage. Likely excuse Scott, you just did not want to be shown up by your wife.

Very nice rifle.

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thanks

OK, no more straying or picking on Matt. He seems to be the catalyst for thread derailment. So, what is everyone bringing to shoot? I am also bringing a 45 for Matt so I will probably get there earlier so he can shoot it.

There's Tony. No problem, if I have to shoot it again I guess I will. We had a good time, on the ride home Tammy commented on how nice everyone was. There were no egos on the range, just a group of guys shooting. She was impressed. Tiny, now she wants that 380.

I do not know, but it is absolutely beautiful. I am going to have to read OSS's links.