Jon

For those who aren't big on the whole bar scene or have no plans... I'm going to break out the patio furniture, fire pit, grill, and some venison. Anyone who I've met and/or isn't nuts is invited. I live in somerset, 08873, pm me for address/phone numbber.

You're too easy.

Fixed.

Haha! Guess my screwup wasn't as noticeable. I got a few procedurals and on my first run missed one target completely due to rushing. Hope to see ya at the match.

Changing the springs would be just to keep from damaging the pistol. It won't change the feel, look, or the shivers down my spine when I shoot it

Dave: http://www2.fbi.gov/ucr/cius2009/data/table_04.html Check the statistics between NJ and VT. We had over triple the homicide rate in 2009.

No need for name calling, please keep the discussion civil.

Glenn likes to think he's a better shot than he is.

Fixed. Do you have any idea how easy it is to buy a gun illegally in Camden, Trenton, Plainfield, Newark.... etc?

Yea, Tim talked me into it. I'll change out the springs and give her a magazine or so once a year.

My first time drawing and firing was at an OBRPC static steel match. I identified myself as a new shooter, and was directed to the "new shooter" squad, and given instruction by a certified instructor. After he was satisfied I competed, and was given advice and further instruction throughout the day. I would imagine the same thing goes at CJRPC.

The reference letters are normally pretty basic, and ask how long the reference has known the applicant, what the applicant does for a living, and if the reference has any reason to deny the applicant the ability to purchase a gun. Most of the answers should be one word responses, and the entire letter will be contained to 1 page.

Welcome!

Who were you? I was one of the two younger guys; the one who royally effed up the first stage w/ the HK.

Yes, there's a great shot of him standing next to his plane that I'll have to upload.

Like a fungus?

Talk about a hack job.

This is probably a requirement of the insurance company, as well.

Paid a moving company to blow their discs

My 400lb safe was dropped off in my driveway by a box truck with a lift gate. I would assume a 600lb safe is delivered the same way.

Make sure you shoot a 10/22 first, as I didn't like shooting mine... much prefer the 795. As to reliability, I probably clean my 795s every 6-700 rounds and only get the occasional FTE. The guns are only fed Federal bulk packs.

I shot about 10 rounds through it, and it will not be fired again. Mine is 36xxxx IIRC, looks like ours were manufactured in the same timespan... May - October.

Nice review! I have two 795s since I like them so much

Thanks guys. It was a real treat for me to put a few rounds through it. Luckily my grandfather never fired the weapon in combat(never shot down), though he nearly got the chance when his F-84 suffered a direct flak hit to the wing. Still managed to fly home with a 4' diameter hole in it. I have to get a hold of those pics to post. Really incredible stuff.