Tactical Monkey

Donated B) Go get 'em !!

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Somebody from USANA? Anybody? Bueller?

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Going to have to quickly step in and repeat what Maks said about DPMS quality issues. In an AR15 true (I would not own one), but in a LR-308 - they are very fine, very accurate, pieces of equipment. I mine.

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Greetings Suburban Commando was the movie with Hulk Hogan? Yes?

For USANA members: Can we get a detailed description of what ranges are available there, quantity, distance, what's allowed? As an example: Name: Cherry Ridge (ANJRPC) Location: 100 Range Road Highland Lakes, NJ 07422 Website: http://www.anjrpc.org/?cherry_ridge Public/Private: Private Membership costs: $190 first year/$132 renewal - family:$265 first year/$200 renewal - lifetime: $1320 Membership requirements: Safety briefing Guests: Yes - 1 guest per member - $25 per visit Pistol: 25, 50 & 100yd - turning targets at 25yd - 47 ports Indoor: No Rifle 1: 50yd, 50m, & 100yd - 75 ports Rifle 2: 200yd/300yd Shotgun: Informal clays - Must bring own clay thrower - no buckshot Pits: No Steel: only at Silhouette range Extras: Silhouette range - Firing positions to accommodate 25 shooters. Spinners and various other steel rimfire targets available or bring your own. .22 rimfire only Archery Range - Various targets, including full sized deer targets are scattered in a tree covered area. Firing is done from a small platform and is informal. Clubhouse - kitchen facilities, rest rooms and a large meeting area with tables and folding chairs. Thanks to Caine! I need this info (for myself ) and for my thread on Range Locations and Info. Just cut and paste the above, fill in the info for USANA, and either post it back in this thread or shoot me a PM. Thanks!

Happy Birthday to the fastest shipper I know!! Sincerely, thanks Ty for providing so many options of PMags in a 15rd capacity, for us here in NJ. (especially the LR20's !! :icon_twisted: )

The point that needs to be made is if you want to go to the VF gun show to SHOP - be there when the doors open on Fri night, Sat(my preference), or Sunday mornings!! By 11:00-11:30AM it is usually packed with every aisle full of people, making it VERY difficult to get around. If you want to get the gun show experience, it doesn't matter when you go. People watching is great, average deals on ammo (from the smaller booths), chance to get hands-on times with numerous hard to find firearms, and not a crazy price at the door.

+1 for BCM... I have 2 of their 14.5" Mid-length uppers (w/pinned muzzle brake) and they shoot most excellent!

E-mail sent Bob, let me know if you didn't get it. Includes Cherry Hill PD Reference form.

You guys take the nicest photo's of your guns ... Mine always come out looking like crap I need to shoot a CZ 75B... Back on Topic: I have a Taurus PT1911 in .45 and I like it a lot, and very accurate for an out-of-the-box budget 1911. Chip McCormick 10rd Power Mags help with the capacity issue

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Updated! Thanks for the edits Maks and njJoniGuy

I will not have access to a scanner till Monday, but I'll shoot over a copy of the "newly designed" reference form for CHPD... PM your e-mail address, Thanks.

Updated. Thanks to hiker88, MedicYeti, Krdshrk, and Bonsinium for their input! 19 ranges and counting!! Next up will be sorting by North, Central, and South Jersey - and maybe some formatting improvements.

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You're not going to try and convince "them" to let us have a "shoot" are you? :icon_e_surprised: Or do you mean just a get together to shoot? I should be good for either date, and can sign in my fair share of guests

Updated and Alphabetized If you see a ??? please help me out if you know that information. Also if your range is not up there please PM me the details or just fill out a template and post it. Thanks!

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It does reduce muzzle flash compared to a barrel with no muzzle device, but not to the same extent as a military A2 birdcage. The BATFE used that as the standard, and based on that comparison, it was deemed not to be a flash suppressing device.