Jersey Joe

HK45

1. Why flame BH? This can happen anywhere. 2. As a shotgun instructor, I am glued to my student and at the ready to grab the firearm. Now, I don't know if the same holds true for pistol instructors but I would think it wouldn't be a bad idea. Also as someone else stated above, people should be instructed to wear appropriate clothing to try and minimize the possibility of this happening.

Just an FYI...I used to shoot this stuff in college for practice. It is not jacketed so make sure you clean your bores more often.

I've got a Neos. It eats all ammo, easy to clean/dissasemble, accurate(only shot 25yds), trigger is horrific. It has a smallish grip and is notcibly lighter than the Mk series. You can also get a pretty cool kit that turns it into a carbine.

Holy crap! I didn't expect all the interest. I will try to answer all questions and PM's tonight. Sorry for the delay. A couple quick notes: The NY Arms, Victor Ejector, and Win 37 are all single shot. Sorry about the pics not being labeled. I named ALL of the JPGs with descriptive names and Photobucket just ignores them so I need to add titles and such. I'm not sure any of these actually work as I have not shot them. I'm 99% sure the JCH shottie, JCH 22, and the Marlin 12, all work fine as I kinda knew the owners. More tonight.

I'm clearing out the basement so I can finish the room. These various long guns were acquired over the years. I never shot any of them. Prices are OBO. Trades welcome. JC Higgins 12 ga Pump Model 20 - Does not have the crazy chokes. The guy said he hunted with it for years without them, just shot slugs and buckshot. $90 NY Arms 12ga single shot - $50 Crescent Arms Victor Ejector 12ga - $50 - SPF to leadjacket Winchester Model 37 16ga - rough shape - $200 Marlin Model 55 bolt action 20ga - no bolt or mag just a parts gun - $20 Marlin Model 55 bolt action 12gs - $150 Remington Target Master .22 - the bolt does not close or it's tight. I never forced it. May just need a cleaning? $150 JC Higgins Model 20 .22 - $90 - SPF to leadjacket See them here: GUN PHOTOS - password = njgunforums Buyers need FID and matching DL

That's a little misleading...you picked up my HK45 and did that the first/only time you shot it AND you do that with a friggin black powder revolver also!

This is basically a Browning BAR. As such, mucho reliable. Lookup Hinchman I think he has one.

We just went on Sunday and stopped at Grumpy's. Wow they have good Q!

Is your VagCom for sale by any chance? I'm the guy you helped a couple times over the years

Why didn't think of that! Just carry a 600lb safe up to my bedroom. Alrighty then...I guess I just need stronger friends...

I'm just pointing out he should be aware of possible pitfalls in regard to moving the safe. I certainly didn't think it would be as big of a deal as it turned out in my case. Sorry to be so vague!

Double post...DAMN "smart" phone....

As for the safe...I picked it up myself in a rented truck with a lift gate. It was loaded with a fork lift, and me and a friend were able to unload it with a furniture dolly. It now sits in my garage as I can't find anyone to bring it upstairs. I called every moving company in the book. One guy said to call heavy equipment moving company and expect to pay close to $1000. It is a 660lb safe....just saying.

+1

I went to NJIT many years ago. I actually went to McGoverns more, possibly the best bar on earth. Anyway, I agree Dave, Ironbound is great to this day. I frequent Forno's and Iberia which have their own secure parking. That said, most other parts of Newark are just not safe. I don't care day or night. Drive by's happen at all hours and they don't care about collateral damage. The odds of not getting caught in one are in your favor and as someone else mentioned it's the whole risk/reward situation. If I had to pay the bills...I'm taking the risk.

I picked up a milsurp jacket from Sportsman Guide for $19 that is Tacteriffic. They have tons of stuff on the cheap that are probably as good as the name brand stuff that costs a bunch.

You really can't compare TM to LVSC. Sporting Clays is a real hoot! Worth the trip.

Jim Flynn Truck Repairs, Glen Gardner, NJ Great guy...great prices...call first especially during MLB season add he sneaks off to Yankee games sometimes.

Gents...my son is taking part in the Junior Pistol Program at SCFGPA. He has been using the instructors pistols but wants to use his own, so I'm looking for recommendations for a reasonable priced Red Dot. Used is fine too of course. Thanks!

If you're in the area, Jim Flynn has cases of different target loads for $56 OTD. Support your local guys!

Cedar Creek is having a shoot.that day so no go for me.

Seed Optical 56 Union Avenue, Somerville, NJ 08876-2000 (908) 218 - 9234

I have the Randolph Rangers. Seed Optical in Bridgewater is where I bought them as the optometrist there is a shooter himself. He will design/cut the lens differently depending on your sport. For example I shoot clay targets so the focal point(I'm sure it's called something else) is above center on the lens. For pistol shooters he centers it. I like the ranger system but it can get pricey. Every time your Rx changes start reaching for your wallet. Ranger also makes a model called the Sporter which is a fixed lens and you can get different colored clip lenses to put over them. That would probably be more economical.

"The place they shine is Sporting Clays where you can run two different chokes." While I agree in general, I would put Anthony Matarese Jr. and his Beretta 391 up against any shooter in the world regardless of action type. As they say, it's not the song, it's the singer.