Old School

I would guess like OB or CJ but Uber Mega!

http://www.psashootout.com/index.asp Kimber, Lauren and I shot this last year. If you think you are good this is humbling. If you like to shoot alot you will have a ball. Round count is 150 without the side match. Figure you need twice that amount to be safe. Enjoy

How true... We go to CR and leave the first foot prints in the snow. Nice!

I have one of these cases. They're decent. They are generally give a ways at GLOCK events. They're $10 and they're worth it. Thanks for the heads-up!

Spend a few hours with some one reloading, talking about ammo design and such. It is better that you understand what you are doing especially if you're the visual type which most men are.

Ken can attest to this... I could use compensate for miss ammo...

It must be photoshopped. Impossible!

Mark- This is the point I was trying to make. The State of NJ has many people so paranoid they are afraid to live the way the law is written.

Brother Ken. I am in NO WAY advocating anyone break the law. PERIOD!!! But, you are assuming there is a central data base. To have firearms returned after forfieture the court only checks the "Hot List". So as far as a central data base, maybe someone can enligbhter us... A firearms eligible individual transporting and handgun in the legal manner is not transporting an NJ legal handgun illegally. I'm not trying to be a shithouse lawyer but this is how I understand the law. Confusing and contradictory.

What a crew in that van.... I'll notify NJSP in the interest of public safety.

Here we go... More NJ BS and contradictions... #1 You do not need a PPP to own a handgun in NJ.(for eligible persons) #2 The legal handgun owner essentially cannot let the handgun out of his/her sight if they allow someone else to shoot it. Do we agree so far? But, a person cannot loan a handgun to another eligible person outside of their immediate control. So if your spouse wills you the gun and kicks the bucket you're ok to shoot her gun... "Officer, I tried to wake up my wife this morning and I thought she was dead.(it happens after 25 years of marriage) so since I know she willed me her guns I took her pistol to the range." Now if you can legally own a handgun and you have it in posession and you are not obligated to show your PPP, how would the powers that be know who owns the handgun? And don't tell me they would check the #'s on the gun. There is no central registry in trenton that I know of. The path that would have to be followed is tracked from the Mfg to the orig. FFL to the chain of sales and then to the NJ legal owner. A totally flawed system.

Good heads up about the patterning board. I didn't know that was an official thing. See, we redneck locals don't know everything...

That is my understanding. Though as long as you are using bird shot the range officer MAY let you pattern if no one else is there. As long as it's bird shot. I beleive Gene2 is on the list if so please chime in.

And from down the mountain too!

Now you're marked for life...

Clip

Easy... I just made venison snack sticks and jerky this morning... Broke my a**!

Chris- Does that striker spring make the trigger noticably heavier before it breaks?

Maks- So in your opinion the 2k Wolf primers I have are dicey in my G34 w/ a light striker spring?

I got a call back from the factory and the LC9 is striker fired and NOT double strike capable. It also does not have a plunger type firing pin safety ala GLOCK. The thumb safety, as it was described to me, blocks the firing pin/striker. Now this all came out of a conversation while I was at the nursing home (I know I'm old but was only visiting)so I haven't seen a drawing and what I'm stating is only 99.9% assured. All thing considered, this may still be a contender. NOTE EDIT Just was on the website again and it says "hammer fired" so go figure...

Looking at the specs on the Ruger, this could be the hot set-up. If this pistol has double strike capability I may just end up with one. .9" wide sounds nice and 17 oz. I just got off the phone with Ruger and they are going to call me back. I want to know if this has double strike capability, and it should being it is a hammer gun. My G26 is 1.18 wide the Ruger is over a 1/4 inch slimmer. Note the Ruger is 2.5 oz lighter. Bad stuff the Ruger is 7+1 and the G26 is 10+1. As long as these are GLOCK reliable and the trigger isn't too bad Ruger may have a winner.

+1 Want to borrow a pusher before you break the vials?

The Ray Man speaks sense!

I think Rick is right but for totally different reasons though. I think with a suitable sized revolver she may kick your a**(this is a great reason for her WANTING to come to the range). With limited familiarity to firearms a revolver is considered inherently safer as well. If you come to CR I can let her try out different handguns. Caliber? I like to see a solid group w/ a 22lr befor moving on.