Ray Ray

This is much harder than you think. I think if we do a PM thing and have it separated by groups so not 1 person gets 2000 PMs, it would make it easier. Maybe have the PM include, name/address/hobbies so the person that draws your name will know what to get.

sup neighbor

Annoying ROs, no rapid fire, no steel, no action matches, and I'm sure there are more.

Now that you've gone through more ringers than becoming a citizen of this great country, what are your feelings about owning firearms and shooting them. Are you still apprehensive about keeping a firearm loaded or are you a full-blown gun lover. Just curious as your story is similar to my wifes. Thanks for the bump Alex.

In Utah?

For NJ's worst range, they have the dumbest rules. Why even be a member if they don't even support IDPA/USPSA/steel matches or the like?

But if a problem arose at the wrong time what good is a warranty if your dead. Stick with the DI system, learn the gun, and run it hard.

Pass

NO and YES

Old Bridge has it right. During sign-up day, they watch you shoot a firearm at the indoor range. I shot 6 rounds from my 686 and the dude said "that's all, you can go".

hello? can this happen or what

Any teaser photo's eric?

No no no.

Almost 8 grand, in Hudson County! Yaaaay city-livin!

Yes and no. On the "no" side: Some will say that it might get in the way in a holster, or flicked on or off in a holster, or be accidentally engaged when it's time to shoot. On the "yes" side: You can use your week-hand to run the gun. As a southpaw, it's a must. I can't use the gun if the safety is right-hand only.

Ambi saftey, and no rail and i'll take it

thank you, +1 for your help

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Bonesium posted a quote here a few days ago from Ben Franklin, but it went something to the effect of "Those who sacrifice freedom in the name of safety will lose there freedom and safety". Something like that, someone help me with that.

Glock country, welcome aboard.

Yeah, Sig 1911s are not crappy by any stretch of the imagination.

this one is light, i don't even feel it in my pocket

I want to say something nice about it, but I don't want to lie.

Ruger didn't make it, although they have done some silly things with guns. (like a magazine disconnect safety on the LC9)

I stand corrected. The 3 1/2 chamber is too long for tactical applications.