Chad

where is this WMA site? Whats it all about? Are there any in Monmouth County? Thanks

They did have PMC .223 $10 / 20 and a lot of it. Remember the days of .223 being $90 / 1000 rd case? Same with 7.62 x 39 for $80 / 1000 rd case, widely available at pa shows. Those days are looooooong gone! :roll:

They have a so-so selection, I did not really look at their long gun prices but their used pistols seemed pretty pricey, and the ammo was way out of wack. Didn't buy anything. I'm not that desperate yet. Their ammo prices are compareable to local non-member range ammo prices. :roll:

I was there yesterday .45 caliber RELOADS $24.99 / 50 9mm lawman $28.99 / 50 .40 caliber $28.99 / 50 No .22 Bricks Pistols seemed to be a little pricey too. Plenty of shotgun ammo

Agreed!!!

After the .22 and the 1911 I'd go with a nice revolver. If you are not into wheel guns do you have any interest in glocks? They make some nice .40 cal. I like that round, its not big, not small. I have the Glock 27 in .40 Although I dont care for the gun (too small), I like the caliber.

Like you said I would think it would hurt your hands after a while but I dont know I never tried it. It does seem to be pretty popular on the XD forums. Like max said if you dont like it you'll only be out a couple'a bucks. This guy did it ... http://www.xdtalk.com/forums/photo-gall ... post378066

Thanks fellas!

The anniversary ones are SWEET! I think I need another one... http://gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.a ... =129864495

Thanks to Paul from Arms-N-Ammo!!! Brand new GSG-5 plus two 15 Round Mags... Seems like a pretty nice rifle, I was suprised by the weight of it. We will see how it makes out at the range...soon hopefully.

hahaha yeah, I gave up on them...they are sitting, full of lead. I quit! lol I guess I will just spend the $108.00 like you said. BOOOOM! ! ! ! ! !

Just picked up my new GSG-5 from Paul at arms-n-ammo...great guy to deal with. VERY nice stuff!!!!! AWESOME prices! Look at his website... www.arms-n-ammo.com

The pistol is illegal in NJ...weight factor. They are talking about a gsg-5 carbine rifle.

I think I do....I have to look, Thanks a lot, I will let you know!

Break-Free CLP added.... Am I going to have to chop up another barrel??? lol

Good idea about having nothing on one of them. I have some of that shooters choice stuff...anyone use that?

lmao....oh yeah! That was a good one! OK, so, I have cut down that barrel into 8 sections... I need suggestions on which chemicals to use. 1. Nothing 2. Hoppes #9 3. Rem Dri-Lube 4. WD-40 5. Rem-Oil 6. Mobil 1 Oil 7. Break-Free CLP 8. ??

Outstanding....thanks!

This is a post from the box o truth.....

Did you mean http://www.theboxotruth.com/ ? I believe he was implying you start your own site, a spin off if you will called 'thetunnelotruth' Wow....that went right over my head...lmao Thats what I get for reading posts too early in the morning before coffee! :oops:

Did you mean http://www.theboxotruth.com/ ?

Thats exactly what I had in mind....

Ok to have a pinned collapsable stock on a gsg carbine to make it appear tacti-cool?

Those were great!!!

Maybe I can put some products to the test.... I have car washes...which inside the tunnel can be a very harsh environment. There is always wind, and a steady mist of water always passing through. Even at night everything is soaked, its just a damp place. Understandibly, it is far from an equal environment as our homes or gun safes. But it will still show us some results..... My thought: I have a 12 gauge barrel that I cut down from 28" to 18.5" and I still have the remaining 9.5". If I cut that down to say 1" or 2" pieces, treat each piece with a different brand of firearms preserver / rust preventative recipe and place them inside the tunnel to see which products live up to our expectations and which ones do not. I'm sure an untreated barrel would rust in a matter of days inside the tunnel. Everything rusts in there....thats why 99% of the equipment is stainless. I could post a pic once every few days / week / month or whatever to show the progress of the barrel. I think this would be a pretty neat experiment and will help us all stop spending money on products that do not work. Does this sound interesting to anyone or just a waste of time?