Wolfy

I also thought it was as good as any top 1911. But not having shot any that is a subjective opinion on my part. I can say to pay 2-3 times as much than the Pro costs will not get me enough of an improvement to warrant the extra cash. I am happy to hear that other members think the gun can run with the elite 1911 producers.

A friend told me about this place yesterday it is called the Gun Room. 19 N County Line Rd Jackson NJ 08527 (732) 363-9951 It sits on the corner of County Line Rd and Bennetts Mills Rd. Next to the TD Bank. I called the number and they are not open yet but coming soon.

BA is a great place as many of us have witnessed ourselves. I was guilty of rapid depletion of magazine supply the other night but with the Storm it is irresistible.

mauser this is what I said all along and you insisted I was wrong.

Gun shoots great comfortable recoil and plenty accurate. I have the complete set CS9, CS40, CS45. Next time we meet at BA I will bring it with me. There is a member at S&W forum that cuts down the hard grips from the bigger pistol to fit the CS9. I think his forum name is Big Dawg.

kenw If you want to shoot a CS9 I have one.

I went to the monthly meeting today (hey tiny welcome aboard) spoke to Don the club president and he said magnums ARE allowed at the indoor range.

circlesqr said they were available at the last Valley Forge show.

tbtrout I will take any 3rd gen S&W but the 52 is the gun. I have bounced around the idea of a 10MM also a 10XX model.

I saw one of the Sig 380 at Cheyenne a few weeks ago. Did not register that it was built on the 1911 platform.

maksim that is what Phil was talking about.

686SSR S&W is my choice.

Which manufacturers make them in 380? Glad to hear you guys enjoyed the pistol. It is my favorite also if anyone wants to meet me at BA I will let you shoot her.

S&W Model 52. One day.

I had UPS Store laminate mine it was $1 plus tax.

When I was renting I ran out of room buying rifles so I started buying handguns. Now that I own my house I need to increase my rifle collection.

Good club. I was a member for a couple of years. The indoor range is very nice and the outdoor range is small but functional. Low membership numbers so either range is usually empty and the dues aren't bad. When I was a member dues had doubled that year from $100 to $200. I didn't think it was unreasonable but the old timers were not thrilled. Just know two things the indoor and outdoor range are in separate locations and the rent the land for the outdoor range so at some point it could be sold to a developer. I tell you this so you go in informed. Great bunch of guys and a relaxed place to shoot.

Never enough. I keep telling myself "Just one more." Of course I have been saying that since 1992!!

trout here is a link to the price $445. http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2009 ... -style-22/

I had a 3AT would jan every 2-3 rounds. Tried different ammo and 2 trips to Keltec and still did not get through one magazine without multiple jams. Dealer took it back and gave me a full refund. I suggest looking at the DE. Me personally I will never buy another Keltec product.

maksim How much at Cheyenne?

I have seen them at SS so i figured they are legal. But have heard conflicting info from other dealers.

maxsim the ammo is the same cost as 9MM so not overly expensive. My favorite reason to own a revolver is the 686 SSR is the best production revolver on the market.

NJ-Tom Are the Chargers legal? I have heard conflicting info on this.

kenw CJRP allows draw and fire you need to attend 3 matches and go before the board and your all set. I attended 3 steel matches and now I am hooked I try to make those if work allows. Good group of folks who are there to have fun and very helpful to new people.