Old School

PM9 after a lot of research I went for the extra $100. Light, thin, and not the worst trigger.

I don't know how to do that. Will Youtube help?

The reason for shortest possible length is for storage reasons. I have monkey arms and require stock length when shooting.

For me personally, I don't care about the flash suppressor or bayo lug. I want a adjustable stock and to be NJ/NY state legal so I can take the rifle into NY. I want as short a rifle as is legally possible. 10rds in a fixed mag will meet my purpose.

Any 15rd mag or 10 of course.

Review this and tell us what you think about how it affects NJ law. http://www.ar15mr2.com/

I'll be at the 100 then 300 from about 11 - 2

During the week is the Cat's A$$. Pretty empty. Just check the schedule. I'm going today and will just fire about 20-30 rounds. In and out very leisurely.

Pizza Man is not 100% correct. A quality blue job is not ALWAYS distinguishable. The operative word is QUALITY. And you will pay for quality equal to what S&W put on. Evaluate the collectability of the pistol. Do you want to pump $200 into it for S&W quality blue? I've used East Coast Bluing in Goshen and been very satisfied. Get a quote.

John - Next time I'm in SC, if they have something you need I'll pick it up. FS

Nice catch but 500 rds out of her Mosin? You hate that poor woman?

This is how the M9 decision was made. Elite forces that get more training get different weapons. Edit: 9mm not as powerful as the 38spl of 75 years ago? From the article.... Hog wash! 9mm is just fine for standard troops and in the M9 it requires less training than a bigger bore pistol. Irony: The 9mm is not quite as powerful as the cartridge which the 45 ACP replaced about 75 years earlier. - See more at: http://www.alloutdoor.com/2014/07/03/u-s-army-rejects-9mm/?utm_source=Newsletter&utm_medium=Email&utm_content=2014-07-09&utm_campaign=Weekly+Newsletter#sthash.vDQ5G1F4.dpuf

Is it the same cost to shoot as a 50BMG?

Mark - PM sent!

Personally for defense not aesthetics I would go GLOCK. Modern design, internal safeties, Run over with a truck ruggedness. The problem that I've always had with the PPK family was the action bar that runs under the right grip.

This has nothing to do with parallax. The reason your scope should be as close as possible to center line of bore is two fold your head/eye position, but additionally so when you zero your scope it is as close to mechanical center as possible.

Solid pistols with good factory (importer really) back up.

Get the pistol over to High Exposure. It's going to take a little "monkey fukin' " around to get the slide off. He's close by you. I could/would do it for you but I'm way up north. If you're up this way or he can't fit you in, give me a shout. Bry@n also knows his shit!

It seems like you have this under control!

I want to be as respectful as possible! Lighting is important. But your scales not measuring the same is a bigger problem. Get calibration weights and get them in order. Yes I am "Old School" and use an Ohaus triple beam. Dead nuts on and gets calibrated from time to time. When you've developed technique it's pretty quick with a trickler. Good! Don't rely 100% on anyone else's data. Loading 40 years and no Kabooms!

Big plus one on what T Bill said!

Tom - We'll talk! I think you are referring to the wrong range.

And what does that mean?

What is the name of your range Eric? Is it open for membership?

Thanks! Got it! Only let you have one box but that's OK $.059 / rd with shipping.