Agent_Smith

Heritage in Rahway just informed me that they don't carry the FN SLP Mark I because it is not legal in New Jersey. Reason: It's a semi-auto that has a mag cap of more than six. So barring this, what is my best bet for a tactical competition shotgun that's legal in this state?

I liked those Stag upper kits you listed. What's the best place to buy a stripped lower in Northern Jersey, and what kind do you recommend getting?

I'm pumped for this! (Actually over-undered.) How many throwers did you have last time? AS

Anyone consider a generator that runs on propane tanks? Easier to store than gas. Was looking at the Generac LP 3250.

Yep. Went there today.

I am going to head by this afternoon. Will let you know.

You don't need to be a member of the club. Gear's pretty standard for each sport. I think for orientation you need to show up early for safety briefing. I checked out the match a few weeks back but didn't shoot. Really friendly group. I'm gonna shoot knockdown steel next week using my IDPA rig (cuz that's what I've got), a Glock 34, five 10-round magazines, kydex holster.

I'll be back for my first time in a year. It's a great match. Shooting a Glock 34.

Buckmark triggers rule. I had one with a 5 1/2" barrel and it shot perfectly. However, I don't like having to use a wrench to take apart my gun, especially if I have a red dot on top. I switched to a S&W 41. It's a beautiful pistol and shoots well with a red dot on top. However, it's really heavy and it's picky about ammo and cleaning.

Thanks, I've got my FID. Where's that sticky?

Are there any restrictions in New Jersey on ordering ammunition from a Web site? Thanks GS

Thanks, I'm just fishing for an excuse to buy a new gun.

Hey, what carbine you shooting in that video? You're blocking the view.

Considering a pistol-caliber carbine for knockdown steel. It seems folks have trouble knocking back targets with 9mm pistols. Would that be the same issue with a 9mm carbine? Or does the longer barrel give the 9mm round more power? Would it be better to get a .40 cal or .45 cal carbine for knockdown steel? GS

It looks like there's a different type of action match each Sunday.

Has anyone been to the Sunday eve action shooting matches at Tenafly? How do those compare with the idpa matches at SCFGPA? Thanks GS

PM sent. I have one that's not getting much action.

That one looks nice. I also was checking out this one: http://www.ctkprecision.com/gunvise.aspx It seems like the most popular ones are made of plastic, which doesn't seem right for a gun vise. I'm going to use the vise for rifle sighting, maintenance and cleaning. GS

Could someone recommend a gun vise that I could use for maintenance of long guns? I am hoping for something wood or metal, not plastic, that will last forever. I also don't want to make it myself. Thanks GS

I would be interested i the class. Would be great if it were on a weekend, tho. GS

Does anyone know an eye-doctor who caters to shooters, preferably near Maplewood? I'm in my 40s, and the only time my vision bothers me is when I'm aiming. I can't get either the front OR rear sights in focus unless I use a shooting iris. So I'm looking for an eye doctor who can prescribe me glasses with the sole purpose of correcting fuzzy sights. Thanks! GS

In the end, I bought a sight pusher and installed them myself. It was pretty easy, but the sight pusher is expensive for what it is. I've had fun modifying my glock. Also did a drop in trigger and firing pin.

I'm looking for a gunsmith to install a Dawson-Heinie sight set on my Glock 34. Can anyone recommend someone near Jersey City? Would BulletHole or Caso's be good for this kind of work? They're closest. GS

Good advice. The match on the 20th is Somerset IDPA. I've already made plans for the 5th, otherwise I'd be up for the USPSA match. Please keep posting match information on this board, and I'll see you at the range. - GS

Are there any weekend IDPA intro lessons available not too far from Jersey City? I'm about to shoot my first match and would prefer not to fumble my way through it. Thanks Seth