kenw

Welcome to the group.

Thanks guys. I checked the shotgun forums, and his clinics seem to get mixed reviews. Some say he's just a shill for Krieghoff, and others say they learned a lot and their scores improved. This would be my first, so I would have nothing to compare it to. I'll ruminate on it over the next couple of months. I'll probably order the video. Maybe I'll get some sense of how he runs the clinics from that. Thanks. K

I came across this last week while wasting time at work perusing the Internet. Anyone here know anything about the clinic this guy teaches? He seems to have a hell of a resume, but I've never seen any firsthand information about his teaching methods or anything else about the clinics. I'm almost tempted to take a course next spring, but I'd really like to hear actual opinions first. TIA K

I don't have it in front of me, but I think there are at least half a dozen lawyers who are advertisers in the ANJRPC newsletter. I know that's not an endorsement, but I'm thinking they have at least a passing familiarity with firearms laws. Maybe give them a call.

Lynn is fine with her P22, and the grip on her XD9 is large enough to be just at the edge of comfort for her. Anything larger than that is uncomfortable for her to shoot. She's held the LCP and likes the grip size, so that may be the outside grip size limit for a small handed shooter.

Unless he can prove that he's legally able to possess it in NJ, and that he was on his way to or from a range, gun shop, smith, etc., he's in violation. And will likely get screwed. Is possession for an unlawful purpose the same as illegal possession? Is there more to the story? As for safe travel, you can travel interstate with a gun if you're legally allowed to possess it both at the departure and destination points.

Birthday Greetings.

We need her here. She keeps the flies off the pie.

$16.50 shipped anywhere in the state.

You seem to do that a lot. Morning sickness??

Horse park is 2 1/2 hours away from me, and it looks like dix is pretty close to there, so I'm thinking out the door no later than 5:15. Damn! Anyway, I'll be the tall guy with the fashionable, yet comfortable and high quality njShoot.com logo cap.

Lynn makes fresh sorbet in ours. She doesn't tolerate ice cream too well, but the fresh fruit sorbet is far and away better than any store bought crap, and the flavor combinations are endless.

The spikes are just bolted to the base. Take them off and use the holes to bolt the thrower to a slab of plywood. Bring 3 or 4 c-clamps and clamp the whole thing to one of the tables. It'll be plenty sturdy, and you won't have to bend down each time you need to load the thrower. I've seen guys shooting solo who have the release cord clipped to their belt. Load the thrower, tension the cord, and just lean back to release. Not a perfect solution, but you do what you have to get the clay in the air.

We are multitasking experts here. Two simultaneous topics are not a problem.

I don't think I'll get out next Sunday. Birthday party. Dust some for me.

Some do, some don't. I don't know if there's a law.

it's okay, next time.

Gotta tell you, if you think we're just gonna take your word for that, you're sadly mistaken. Proof will be required.

I just wasn't paying any attention. Another missed opportunity. It's good to know that Pete has my back, though.

Nice.

Thanks. Seem like easy enough to follow directions, even though I'll still be mostly asleep. K

Is there a specific place and time we're planning to meet up. or just show up at the entrance to the range? Does anyone have a set of turn by turn directions to the range for those of us who've never been there?

yep, still 1:00.

You guys know the routine. Anyone??

Eric, Nice writeup. Add some pictures and you'll have your second njShoot How-to.