Old School

I persoally like a G26 for a subcompact. For me I find 9mm more controlable than 40.

The class must have done you good.... you kicked my A$$ LOL

Bought one for my wife's G34. Use CCI minimags and no problems at all in about 500 rds. Going to try Golden Bullets to keep the cost down. I think one of the posters hit it on the nose, use plated vs wax coated rounds and must be HV. $.055 a round is better than a dime for 9mm but if anybody stumbles on a reliable cheap ammo please post.

Last time there was a Hollow Point thread I got the Pelosi knocked out of me on this forum. I don't even know if the LEO guys on the list even know what the law is or more so how to interpret it or enforce it. I don't understand it. I'll just tell you this...If you are arrested (right or wrong) and you have a anti-gun prosectutor he'll get you for something. You may beat it but it's going to cost you.

Say that 3X fast

Matt when you do the group buy post it nice and BIG I'm available to do the pick up and can help with the distribution Frank

Calling doesn't do squat unless the lawyer 'knows' somebody. Sending a letter requires some sort of response... If you're a Cherry Ridge member they have a few lawyers on retainer who are gun specialists. I want to say Gary Needleman is one of them, but don't quote me. Nor can I speak from personal experience I've used Gary for quite a few things. He's Good. If you're interseted PM me as some of the references I'd rather not go public.

Very comprehensive and a well thoughtout procedeure. Your pics were WAY above and beyond.

Hey PK I said that! Great minds think alike

Oh! the way John Moses Browning meant it to be!

By all means, clean your guns. Mark IIs just don't happen to really need it I've never owned a Mark III but it's pretty much the same gun. Magazine safety! Bah! Trigger's not as good.

Naw, just shoot it. When it starts to jam, that means you need to clean it. I've owned and shot a Mark IIs since the 80s and they go thousands of rounds before needing cleaned. I've cleaned mine twice in the past 2 years and shot 4 bulk 525 boxes though it in that time. Mark - You're a bad influence on the newbee. Firearm cleanliness is next to fireams Godliness

Good for you. Great decision. Clean and dry the barrel and shoot. If you take it apart you can always bring me the parts in a bag. :clap: Haters! I'm looking to buy or trade for another MKII w/ 5.5" bull cheap.

Because you drive using common sense. That usually works quite well. It was enacted for those knowingly or unknowingly that drive in the lane an inch from the side of the vehicle stopped. Some may know that a motor vehicle will move towards whatever the operator is currently looking at. Every driver must try to see what is going on so they look taking the vehicle they are driving with them. This law gives a measure of safety. The older law covered operation when the emergency vehicle was overtaking or merging requiring yielding. I take it you deem this additional legislation necessary?

You know, I'm always surprized by the comments and the need for additional laws! If an LEO is on the shoulder and a car passes with disreguard for his safety the negligent driver should be disemboweled not ticketed. Has common sense and courtesy been lost in this POS society we live in? Secondly, GREAT! We have a new statute. Another law to be abused when someone has a hair up their @$$. Which is the reality. Any negligent and inconsiderate b@$$tard that endangered a LEO could have been charged and prosecuted without this additional statute. But our legislators are all about "feel good" not function. It propagates their exsistance.

0843 still no snow on Oak Ridge Frank

I've put the pic of the 1891 sight in the OP that's what I've never seen before here's a pic of the rifle overall.

Very good point about the paperwork. I will post pics late this afternoon or this evening. And I will PM the Guru.

I've inherited 2 what I believe to be collectable Mausers. I know one is and the other maybe War bring backs. One I believe to be a 1891 and the other is known to be a K98 of IIRC 1938. If we have any Guru's I'd appreciate their input. I might be able to deliver them the rifles for their inspection. Frank

Eddie- Just get up there. Don't be wimpy! Seriously there's a hot line # on their site. RANGE AVAILABILITY HOTLINE (973) 764-1333 before you come to the range.

I have a flat top receiver. What rings and heights are you folks running on the Millet DMS-1? BTW I have a A2 fixed stock and no front sight.

Get off the computer and LOAD 8-)

My last renewal was at the range at a meeting. At this time they accepted credit cards.

BTW the CR training has changed due to many new members having limited, read as no, firearm experience. My understanding is that the training will be more extensive. And rightfully so. I guested Colin today at the range. Nice Kid! Shot pretty well for limited experience. I had him work out on the Ruger MKII and then on the Spartan 45. He did good. I had better practice or these newbees will pass me up.....Someday!