Jon

I keep two pistols loaded at all times in various locations. The other... few... are stored in the top shelf of my 21 cubic foot safe, cleaned, lubed, unloaded, without magazines in them, and the hammers down. I store the pistol cases they came in on top of the safe, and on shelves in my basement.

FOPA. Is the gun legal at the beginning and ending points of your trip? If so, you're covered.

http://internalcontrolfreak.wordpress.com/2011/06/23/collections-war-stories-%E2%80%93-how-i-did-it/ and http://internalcontrolfreak.wordpress.com/2011/06/27/collecting-from-a-company-in-trouble/

I think he means the price tag looked like a zip code.

Rifle looks badass, though!

http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/topic/25449-fs-bushnell-elite-3200-tactical-10x-mil-dot/

Not the damn pie again...

Skip to 1:58, and excuse my crappy shooting. This was with factory 9mm S&B out of a sig 226.

I just watched the vid again... You hit it at too much of an angle. If you had taken 1-2 steps backwards it would have dropped like a rock.

Have you tried a dedicated copper solvent?

I still think you should take it to the range... it will probably surprise you. Looking at where the bullet might hit is a far cry from actually seeing... where the bullet... is hitting...

I have zero problems with the scumbag dying, but the goal is never to kill... it is to stop the threat.

Ranges don't want it because they can't make any money off scrapping your cases. If your range allows it, it's a great option for you.

G19? Buy yourself some cheapo steel-cased wolf and go nuts. That block will eat anything.

??????? A double-tap brought the guy to his back, and he was unable to get back up. That's the textbook definition of "effective" in my opinion. Remember, you're not looking to kill... you're looking to stop.

I had a cooler loaded with water and a bagel sandwich from a local deli. Man once you decided to stop getting a sight picture for every shot you looked like a freaking boss out there. Gotta shoot like that all the time bro! I can definitely see where I need to pick up the pace... kind of wish I had you film my classifier now. Oh well, next time.

Try shooting the rifle...

Have you tried shooting the rifle yet?

I think almost everyone screwed the pooch on that one.

Take whatever advice you got for your first handgun, and use that. It doesn't change if it's your second or your three-hundred and fifth.

Good to hear. I recommend starting your daughter/OL out on static steel in the rimfire rifle or pistol class. CJRPC puts on a great steel match; super informal, lots of fun, and great for newcomers to competition shooting.

What a rush! Thanks for posting. What sort of speeds/rpm does that thing hit?

Good deal Harry! The more shooters we have in this state, the better it is for all of us. My cousin will be applying for his FID as soon as I take his wife to the range and show her that guns are not scary.

Just thought I'd chime in since I have Tech Sights on one of my SKS's. I took my cousin to R14 on Saturday, which was his first time ever shooting anything bigger than a .22lr, and had him hitting a 10" steel plate @ 200yds about 50% of the time. Tech sights rule.

Great time today. Big thanks to Ronnie for all his help with my newb self. Even though I bombed horribly on stage 3, I'm very pleased with my performance on the rest of the stages.