mjsemtex

holly golightly 'there's an end' from 'truly she in none other' (sort of made 'famous' in jim Jarmusch's 'broken flowers')

what label is she on?

cool... i've gone to some early ministry now, 'i'm falling' from about 1980.

Labradford 'Mi media naranja'

Stoeger how long have you had it? i've heard mixed reviews about their durability. but, having handled one a few times, they seem like they'd be a lot of fun.

what kind of coach gun was / is it?

does that mean 'frangible' ammo or FMJ is OK?

here are a few pics from yesterday's shoot at keystone fish and game club in PA. http://www.keystonefishandgameclub.com/ the course was divided into 2 stages: the first 10 stages on the rifle range with various shots at ranges out to 300 yards from multiple positions; the second was a variety of short-range stages on the pistol range with both rifle and pistol engagements. the weather was beautiful.

based upon the turnout / feedback from this one, yes... i'm sure. this was the last 'special' shoot we did: http://www.keystonefishandgameclub.com/36401/41901.html there's also a monthly 'sniper shoot' which is a walkthrough type with multiple targets engaged from specified areas as well as a monthly 'practical' idpa-type shoot that's been getting more and more turnout.

i know this is kind of short notice but, http://www.keystonefishandgameclub.com/36401/42001.html Sunday, August 30th start time 9am 2 Man Sniper Challenge - Cost is $50.00 per team. Round Count - Up to 25 pistol and 80 rifle Weapons - Each member will need a center-fire handgun with holster. Spotter will need a semi auto carbine i.e. - AR/AK/Mini 14 platform. Shooter will need an optics enhanced semi-auto or bolt rifle. Slings for rifles. No incendiary, AP, or stell penetrator ammo. Gear - You will carry everything you need. Shooting will involve movement and props. When not in use, weapons will be holstered, slung or in a pack/drag bag. This is NOT a bench match. Law Enforcement are encouraged to use their duty/tactical set ups. Information - You can drop an email to pre-register. So we can stagger the starts so wait time will be reduced. Any questions, contact Joe at [email protected]. Shooters will remain at club house until called to shoot.

tag for more info. would all of the classes be taking place at the bullet hole?

one of my own gripes about 'green eyes black rifles' is the quality of the paper it's printed on... it's coated paper but, very very light. (granted, this is coming from a printing background)

i think i recall my asking the guys at noveske if they could pin / weld a brake for me and it was a 'yes'...

call his office this morning and voice your opposition. 609-292-6000

billy lee riley - 'red hot'

great song... she's got new material coming out. if you're not familiar, check out 'hope sandoval and the warm inventions'.

compilation: Maskindans: Norsk Synth 1980-1988

thanks a lot. and i do like being able to extend my grip way out to the end of the handguard on this setup. the solid sully stock balances the extra weight nicely (not that any of it is terribly heavy). yeah, they make some nice (and very reasonably priced) components. i don't have the cap at the moment, i might pick one up in the future. i did notice some warmth on that tube after a few mags but i don't think the cap would make that any worse and it's not often i go dumping mags.

not that you can tell from the pic but, this barrel is a mid-length gas system. http://noveskerifleworks.com/cgi-bin/imcart/display.cgi?item_id=b-16-556&cat=17&page=1&search=&since=&status= my original intent was a sort of 'dissipator' setup with the longer (rifle length) sight radius combined with the 16" barrel.

barrel: noveske 16.1" recon 5.56mm (with their own lo-profile gas block) muzzle device: PWS FSC556 (pinned / welded) forearm: yankee hill customizeable free float forearms system (rifle length) sights: yankee hill forearm mounted front fixed sight / solid A2 rear sight upper: vltor mur-1a lower: sabre defence XR-15 trigger / parts kit: RRA 2-stage NM, KNS non-rotational pins, RRA parts kit grip: magpul MIAD buttstock: defensive edge sully stock

kick yourself again...

as far as my experience goes, you don't need a purchase permit, it just needs to be transferred through a NJ FFL. and you can still buy a complete rifle in PA.

unless i'm mistaken, stripped AR lowers are now treated (somewhat) like handguns on the ATF 4473 form and you may not be able to buy out of state. pk90 may be able to offer a definitive answer on this one.

i'm not going to run out and buy more handguns because of this BS. my vote is for more rifles. stripped AR lowers are still cheaper than most handguns i'm interested in.

unless someone local carries them, i'd go with: http://www.pkfirearms.com/content/1/20/38/128 you'd save on the sales tax (of course, until you report all of your out of state purchases on your NJ 1040).