Jon

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I support this decision.

THAT IS AWESOME! Would you mind PM-ing me what you paid? I would love one of these.

Does this count? I'll have to get some shots of my particular rifle soon...

I didn't notice anything this weekend. Drove past Dover AFB twice and didn't notice any sort of activity whatsoever.

Orientation is always the fourth Thursday of the month. I would recommend moving around your schedule to try and make it. There will be no orientation in November, and your next opportunity will be December 29.

http://www.cpwsa.com/ready_tactical.htm

Sig P226 USPSA, 6 mags, Blackhawk! Serpa, Double Alpha belt, Ready Tactical mag holders.

X2 My credit card rewards points over the span of 1-2yrs paid for my reloading setup in full. The money used to earn those points was going to be spent anyway, so why not get some free toys while I'm at it?

If I were to use my SKS for HD, I would use the double-tap ammo. Personally, I'm content with pistols for HD purposes, with a few loaded long arms in the safe to hold my own against a roving gang of mutant zombie bikers. In the event of an MZB attack I would just use my Yugo surplus.

http://www.doubletapammo.com/php/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=21_71&products_id=265

For most smaller women, I will always recommend a revolver. My wife is far from weak, but still has trouble manipulating the slide on anything other than my .22s.

Good luck with that I'd be happy to show you and the wife some basics at my range in Bridgewater.

Quit hatin brah!

fyi...

No.

Ed, it's a Norinco(chinese) "Paratrooper" with an aftermarket folding stock. The rifle alone can usually be found for 350-400. ETA: Standard length SKS' have a 20" bbl, whereas the para comes with a 16" one.

I appreciate the offer, but I can load as much 9mm as I want for ~6 bucks a box... so I'd rather use that.

I'm going to try my damnest to make it. ETA: If I go I'll be battling it out in the underdog category w/ 9mm.

Yes it is.

I don't know if there is an age limit. I would recommend starting a youngster out on static steel or OBRAMS w/ a .22 before shooting a USPSA match, though.

I prefer the use of a polymer-tipped hollow point due to the expansion characteristics remaining the same regardless of what medium they hit before entering the target. Some hollow points have been known to get "clogged up" when going through heavy clothing, which hinders expansion in a target. Also, the use of a "NJ-approved not-so-hollow point" is good for satisfying NJ ammo restrictions when carrying out of state.

Congrats... Usually I'm there on Thursday nights shooting archery, but I think the wife has plans for me tonight. If those fall through I will be there.