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I kinda got bored with it after a few episodes, I like American guns better (and the girls are finer).

My son will one hole targets all day with either. The longer barrel on the Ruger helps me but it is little heavier than the 5.5" Browning. After shooting a lot, I usually just grab his Browning and tel him to take the Ruger for awhile. I think the Browning was a little cheaper than the Ruger. We got ours at Shore Shot in Lakewood a few year ago.

Oh man, that s#cks! hopefully they will catch the perp.

It is only an issue on the first mag as the bolt open gives plenty of room for the next bunch of mags.

Eric, I can scan it into an electronic format for you if you like. PM me if interested.

HAHAHAHA! Great shooting there. My Mosin is fun to shoot but I would never get results like that!

Interesting Post Dan. I am new to the AR scene but did notice that on my 15 round Pmags as well but since I recently got the Uplula Strip loader, I usually only load 10 rounds at a time at the range now. It tends to slow down my ammo usage a little :wild: so I don't mind. I just got 500 rounds on stripper clips and that seems to really make life easier at the range.

We have the Ruger Hunter Mk III and the Buckmark URX. Both excellent guns! The Ruger in mine and the Buckmark is my son's. Both are tack drivers and easy to shoot. I thing the trigger in the Buckmark is better than the trigger in the Ruger. If you are thinking target shooting, both are perfect, if you are thinking run around and shoot stuff, perhaps one of Maks suggestions might be better. Also, you are showing list prices, and nobody pays that! Once you decide on what you like, do a price quote on here and you will get a much better price from a forum sponsor..

As a business, I don't think they can survive on gun sales, the range is where they will make their money. If they are discounting memberships and trying to match prices on guns, they are making little on that. Once you have bought your membership and any guns from them, you are not making them any money, yet you are shooting and it costs them money just to keep the lights and heat on. Commercial utility rates are much higher than residential. They have to be charging enough on rentals, ammo, expendables and accessories to make their monthly bills. If it too steep, vote with your wallets and don't go there but don't fault them for trying to run a (successful) business.

Welcome to the forum from Toms River. I still love shooting my Rugers, Mossberg and Mongoery Wards 22s.

Excellent pick, great looking gun! Congrats on your purchase.

Do you remember what the prices were so we can compare to other ranges?

Tough to break into Federal Law Enforcement (FBI, etc.) right out of college, they usually want 3 or more years experience (My son is a AOJ major and went through that when he graduated from Rutgers). State might be easier. Good luck with whatever you decide.

Welcome to the forum from Toms River. Not sure what your major is, but there are a lot of opportunities around Wilmington, DE in the IT and financial fields.

Welcome to the forum from Toms River.

Welcome to the forum from Toms River.

They just broke in on the TV with a helicopter shot of the accident scene. They said there were three confirmed fatalities. Then they panned to show Morristown Airport just off to the right of the shot (looked like around a mile away.) Years ago we were driving on Rt 78 towards Spruce Run and had a glider go past us and landed in the road just ahead of us. That one ended safely.

2014? How disappointing!

Welcome to the forum from Toms River.

Since I have only loaded pistol so far and these are not for competitions, I belong to the Lunker school of thinking. I am careful to check all my setting on the progressive machine, run a few rounds and check again then let her rip. I have loaded thousands of rounds and they always go bang.

If you buy from any FFL they will run a NICS check on the phone for you while you are there. Check with Tony, a forum Supporter here called TJ Sporing Arms, a lot of us bought some really nice Mosins from him and he might have some left. What part of the state are you from?

Back in the day I had Ryder for my Bikes. They were pretty cheap then, but my bikes were on the smaller size (So was I then )

Looks great Tony. Can't wait to see it on the water next summer! If you let Matt drive it, you had better have an escape hatch in the floor.

I have only run by two of these, the officer asks "where are you coming from" or "how are you doing today" just to get close enough to see if he can smell alcohol or if you can speak coherently. Neither time did they as for any paperwork! If they save one person from being killed by a drunk driver, I am all for them!

Damn, I work for a Financial company and we were looking for a lawyer just today, too bad you are so far north.