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Cool, will do, looking forward to it..

Looks like Bry@n and I will be there early tomorrow

Yeah, I wish it were that easy.. The dinner is put up for auction at a fund raiser we attend every year, it's not cheap by any means.. lets just say you could buy yourself an ACR or SCAR for what it costs.. thankfully I'm not the bidder on that.. It's the same auction I "won" the boar hunt at...

I don't think so, but i'm not too sure i'm comfortable with my prints all over 2 rifles in the basement of "Italian-American" club

it is, it's a giant wheel of Parmigiano-Reggiano

There is.. it's a members only place. No prices on the menus, no payment when you leave, it's all "taken care of". Very old school Italian... it's great, this was my second time there.. the sign in the picture is the only sign for the place, so you have to where it is, very nondescript building.. they wheel this out after dinner with some fruit, prickly pear and grapes that tasted like tiny glasses of wine :-)

Last night I had the pleasure of dining @ Tiro A Segno in NY. The name means Shoot the Target.. During dinner guests get invited to the basement to shoot .22 scoped rifles in a 3 lane range... This is the oldest Italian-American club in the US, founded in 1888, and in it's current location since 1924.. The food was outstanding! I had the Antelope Sirloin for main course and it was awesome.. here are a few pic's.. VERY cool place.. I love it when my two favorite worlds collide, shooting and eating.. My shooting got progressively worse as the night went on... damn wine...

They would be easy spot carrying their weapons in a BOX...

Wow, 25 bucks for a Rifle or Shotgun?? how could you NOT turn your stuff in... :-) app.com article KEANSBURG — The Monmouth County Prosecutor's Office will be conducting a Firearms Exchange Program here this weekend, officials announced Thursday. The program, more commonly known as "guns for cash," will be held at the Keansburg Police Department on Carr Avenue Friday, Saturday and Sunday between 8:30 a.m. and 5 p.m., according to officials. This program allows people to turn in certain types of unwanted weapons, said officials. Individuals will receive $25 for shotguns or rifles, $50 for handguns and $100 for assault weapons, according to officials. Ammunition, replicas, BB guns and pellet guns may be turned in as well, but without compensation, said officials. The exchange is anonymous and voluntary and the weapons must be in a gun case or sealed container. Individuals turning the weapons in don't need to have a weapon permit but can only be in possession of the weapon while traveling directly to the police station, according to officials. Licensed firearms dealers are not allowed to participate in the program, said officials

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I believe your test is faulty Maks, I don't see where you had it pointed at a friend??

ha, sorry, I clicked -1 instead on +1 on your post.. my bad :-) so.... +1 +1 +1 +1

Here we go again, typical Tony.. here try this, now try that, "First one's free, now tell your friends" I'm tired of the "Tony is the best", TJ's is great, it's all BS... all he does is provide you with the product you need at a great price with awesome customer service... how dare you Tony!!! :icon_mrgreen: btw, do you have any O/U shotty's for sale? pm me.. back on topic, I agree with Maks here, read every post on this forum and you'll learn a TON, more importantly as has been said, meet with everyone at the range, it's a great time, and you get to touch, feel, shoot more guns that you could in a full day going to several stores... I'm gonna try and make it tonight, but a newborn @ home is taking a bit of my "free" time lately..

See i do listen.. please someone tell my wife...

I believe you also have to show your steel plate to the RO before hand?? Lunker?

Hey, just wanted to let everyone know that the NJ Marine Trades Association (non profit group that works for marina, boat dealers, and any marine business in NJ) is having a 50 shot "Shoot Off" @ Red Wing Sporting Clays in Port Republic on 11/8 9am - 1pm. "This is the Association’s only Political Action Committee (PAC) fundraiser. Proceeds from the event will go to support the MTA/NJ PAC which is a non-partisan, non-profit, political action committee formed to raise voluntary contributions to use in supporting candidates for state and local elective offices who share boating concerns and are sensitive to expanding the recreational boating business and opportunities. The MTA/NJ PAC supports candidates who are supportive of a strong business climate where the recreational boating industry can grow and prosper." It's $65.00 per person, all are welcome, includes a BBQ lunch, burgers, dogs, drinks, last year we had some Striped Bass as well, it was really good, as far from fancy as you can get :-). If you haven't shot here, it's a decent place, a few shots over water, mostly in the woods.. They have shells available for purchase as well.. PM me if your interested or need any more info..

We just had 2 houses hit in my neighborhood in the past 2 weeks. Both same day, right next door to each other, broad daylight, on a busy road. They even parked in the driveway, went thru some back screens, made off with mostly small stuff, jewelery boxes and such.. haven't been caught.. funny, a few days later the alarm company was there doing an install.. a bit late no? whats the chances of them coming back???

What time you plan on going?

Yeah, once i sat down and spent some time with everything it all sorta made sense.. My brass is all shot once factory stuff, so it's all in good shape. other than the triple checking weights and such, it's stupid easy... I need to invest in a little better scale tho, the cheapy one i have is a pain in the butt.. it's zero'd correctly, but just too small and what not.. BTW Bry@n, I have a FREE BOX OF . 45AMMO for you...

Maybe I'll sit this one out, you guys seem to need some quality ALONE time together...

yeah, until you hit one with the .17 hmr and you rain hash browns all over half the range for like 45 seconds...

cool, thanks guys.. wonder if i should tie the Kimber to a tree and use some string to pull the trigger on the first one

I think we can get Bry@n to come as well... Bry@n are you reading this???

Ok, I have a LEE Turret Classic press, (thanks to Maks for all the help & info when i ordered.) I bought the press several months back and have just started to begin using it. I am reloading .45 acp, 230gr fmj. Using Winchester 231 powder. I am loading 5.2/5.5 grains of 231 powder, using the LEE autodisk powder disk # .49.. I've triple checked my powder on the scale, and all is good.. basically, I'm just looking for some reassurance that I am doing this correct before I bring some rounds to the range and try... thoughts? I' going to load like 10 or so to try out..