Jon

I got there with my cousin around 0900, and hit the pistol range for an hour(table E). After that we moved to Table 4 at the rifle range, where we blew up a ton of baby water bottles and potatoes. Also set up my 10" AR500 steel @ 200yds, and got tons of hits with two SKS's(irons), and my Marlin 925 in .22mag(3-9x scope). I also managed to score a few hits with my Browning HiPower(easier than I anticipated). All in all a great day at the range!

I will be there around 9ish in a silver Saturn Astra. Will have a pair of SKS', .22mag, and a few pistols.

When did this go into effect? I shipped a pair of handguns less than 6 months ago through UPS.

I will be there shooting either a sig 226 or HK USPc9.

2 birds, 3 shells.

Most Garands and 1903s were chambered in .30-06, yes.

Yes, after filling out the forms the gun is yours, however ripping them up would not be 100% illegal. Technically you would need to fill out another set to transfer the gun back. However, if the forms do happen to be destroyed, and you don't have the gun... then you never owned it...

Just a word of warning... Shoot an over/under before buying one. I shot Glenn's high-end Browning and hated it. YMMV.

A bayonet LUG is one of the "evil features" for Semi-automatic firearms. You're G2G with a Mosin.

I think I may join ya... haven't done any rifle shootin' in awhile. Will know for sure later today.

This is what I meant, and failed in my attempt to convey.

The higher the scope is over the barrel, the more clicks you need to get on target. Your first order of business should be to get lower rings on it.

Moved to appropriate forum. Congrats! I remember seeing that on the wall. Great first rifle.

I should be able to make this one.

Buy from the guy who allows a few day non-firing inspection period. That way you can check out the timing and lockup and if it's not to your satisfaction, get your money back.

The condition of the "lockup" describes how "tight" the cylinder is when you pull the trigger. A good way to test this is to dry-fire the gun, and keep the trigger pulled back. Then try moving the cylinder by hand. You want a cylinder that won't budge during this test.

HMFBD

Crappy pic, but I felt the need to share.

Picture no worky.

WEAKSAUCE! Congrats and HFD!

Get in touch with a nearby FFL that's a forum vendor, and ask them to order the lowers for you. Most should be more than willing to take care of it for you.

HK reliability > Glock reliability

Me! me!

http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/topic/25405-falling-skies-premier-tonight-at-9pm/

Don't feel bad. He's just being a USPSA snob.