Sigman

I shot a Sig P220 Stainless Elite at Bullethole during Sig Sauer day. What a sweet shooter.

I have a Walther PPS (9mm) that is similar in size and quality and also comes in .40. It has been flawless with about 900 rounds through it. It's a great shooter and another pistol to compare.

Welcome - also from Morris County. We have Cherry Ridge and I drive down to Bullet Hole in Belleville. Sometimes we have a meet at CR.

Chris - I'll be there. I'll text you in the am on my way down.

Welcome from the north. Cherry Ridge is right up the way off rt. 23.

That is pretty F'ing amazing. Great shot!!

This past month has pretty much sucked. Either the range was flooded or closed for activities. At least I got there last Sunday. Although it was sign up day, It was still great shooting in the morning. I'll be fuming if it rains next weekend. I guess it's BH Sat morning. Thanks for the heads up Pete.

Yes - I pick up lots of brass at CR - thanks Pete. Hey - I should be there Sat morning shooting and collecting.

+1 - Very good point. When I purchase a gun, I don't let a few hundred bucks weigh in on the decision. I pick a gun "I" like and try to find the best deal on that model. I by no means have unlimited funds for guns, but..... I would rather save for some time and get what I really like than buy something cheaper just to fill a spot. I recently picked up a used EMP 40 in brand spanking new condition for a good price. Some would say "you can buy 2 of these for the price of that EMP." I have to say, the EMP 40 is a well built work of art. Is it on the pricy side? - yes, but I love shooting it and it's worth it to me.

Nice looking shooter and good pics! I shot a 9mm (don't remember the model), but it was a great shooter.

I'll be at CR tomorrow around 9:00am at pistol if anyone is interested. I'll have a Redhawk 44Mag., GP100 .357 and a couple of pistols. I know it's sign up Sunday, but it's not bad in the morning. At least it wasn't at April sign up.

I'm not a lawyer, but as others have said, all possessions go to the spouse unless directed through a will. It sounds to me like he stole them from her. Speak to a lawyer to see if it is worth recovering them. Are they valuable guns?

The 92FS is a great shooting gun. Your wife should also enjoy shooting it as long as the grip isn't too big.

Does anyone know if the pistol range is closed for regular shooting while this is going on?

Yes - it's the first Sunday of the month.

Our government hard at work. Forcing illegal gun sales? Yes Mr. Maobama, something you should be proud of. http://www.nraam.org/speech.html

I'm not sure how big of an order this but may be, but Delta Precision gives a 4.00 per thousand discount if the order is over 10K bullets. Not a big discount, but something. Their prices are already pretty low.

Ballistol is an excellent bore cleaner and works this way. Leaves an oil film behind after it evaporates.

I would take 2000 to 2500 .40 180gr FMJ. How much are they going to cost? I can get Delta Precision for .115 cents each at quantities 1000 up. Are you trying to get a MG order together? Is there going to be a discount from published case price?

I believe this is pretty much the standard. 3 weeks is on the quick side, mine and a few I know take about a month.

I would choose the Beretta or CZ over the Glock, but I'm not a Glock fan. To me, the Beretta or CZ are better looking guns that shoot as good as a Glock. If it's a range gun, weight won't be a concern. Everyone has their own preferences, so I would try a few out.

Frank - I can use .40 cal 180gr. heads. Let me know where you want to order from. I thought I gave you about 50 Delta Precision 9mm to try. Did you like them?

Joe - I have always crimped separately from seating. I like to group operations together since I'm using a single stage press. I seat all the bullets in the group I'm loading and pay attention to seating depth. Once I'm done seating, I use a Lee factory crimp die. The Lee factory crimp die does a cartridge length final sizing and crimps at the case mouth. The final sizing ensures that there are no bulges in the case and that the round will chamber correctly. I'm very happy with the Lee 4 die sets that include the factory crimp die. Hope this helps.

This is not a fair comparison. A polymer pistol should not be compared against a metal framed gun for felt recoil. The .40 "snappy recoil" is way exaggerated on the internet - no offense intended guys. You need to compare different calibers in the same type of gun. Yes - .40 S&W will have more felt recoil than 9mm in a polymer framed gun. I don't particularly care for .40 S&W sub compact polymer pistols. I don't see much difference in felt recoil between a Sig 226 .40 or a XD 9mm. Grip length will also play a big factor. A longer gripped gun that you can wrap your fingers around and give a solid grip will be easier to control. A nice shooting first gun would be a CZ or Beretta 92FS 9mm. If you like .40 S&W, try the Sigs. Both are sweet shooters.

Sweet grips, nice original design.