Jon

Very happy with the season premiere. Definitely a bit hokey, but I loved the fast pace. Should be a great season.

PSA is slow right now, but great to deal with. I got a very respectful email asking for a copy of my FID, which I responded to with a picture of my FID taken with my phone. They also let me know that someone a duplicate order was placed, and verified that it was an error before continuing. From order to delivery was about a week, week and a half. For the price and free shipping, can't complain one bit.

As already mentioned... Yes, but you cannot take possession. It will need to be delivered to a NJ FFL and then transferred to you on a P2P.

Jon, I pinned my own in PA. I can show you what I did the next time I see ya. Just shoot me a text to remind me to bring a mag.

This. This is as simple as swapping out the trigger return spring and mainspring. The resulting "take-up" pull is less than 1lb, and at sear engagement, the pull is a crisp 5lbs. I can say with absolute certainty that a factory da/sa HK trigger is very very mushy with lots of creep compared to a factory Sig SRT trigger, but with my light LEM gun, the two triggers feel the same.

What heat wave? It's been a steady 70* all day in here! On second thought, it's a tad warm, better knock it down another degree.

Yes, good point. I always check my brass with a magnet.

As you load you will identify crappy brass by it's headstamp. New production s&b tends to be a PITA.

I load X-treme 230gr round nose bullets with 5.1gr or 5.6gr of W231 loaded at 1.260oal. While I have yet to chrono them, 5.6gr feels very similar in recoil to factory ammo(loading factory and my reloads into a mag, there is no discernible difference). The 5.1gr loads are soft. I would start there and work your way up with a chrono if possible.

As already mentioned, air rifles are not legal for taking game(woodchucks are considered game in NJ) in this state. Shotguns are permitted if you follow hunting regulations. Centerfire and rimfire are permitted but with very strict rules regarding them. Also, those who say .177 isn't enough to take a woodchuck would be incorrect. While it won't penetrate the skull, .177 is suitable if you have good shot placement(behind the front shoulder).

Most talented airbrush artist in the state that I know of is http://carjackd.com/. He has done some projects for the member HardcoreZ28 here.

If you're just looking for cheap fun, why not look into a .22lr?

In!

Nick, have you tried a "Light LEM" equipped USP? This is accomplished by using a DA/SA hammer spring and trigger return spring(takes 5 minutes to change em up) and you get what is in my opinion the best DAO trigger of any semi-auto. The take-up is less than the weight of a striker-fired trigger, and the break is super crisp right at 5lbs.

The magazines are interchangeable, but the GSG-marked ones are usually cheaper.

Central NJ. Jackson IIRC.

OUCH OUCH OUCH OUCH.... They're considering pressing charges?! Hasn't he suffered enough!?

I'm going to try my damnest to get to the July Match. Not scheduled to work yet. Iggy, any plans for precision stuff? Wondering if I should run the red dot on an offset mount or up on top.

Weekends are tough for me. If I have free time I'm shooting IDPA/USPSA.

I'd love to get in on this, and have a guest pass also, however that weekend is no go for me.

Yes, you could do the transfer there.

On stage 1, what activates the second swinger?

: :good: Glad I could help, and happy you had a great time. I hope to see you there one of these days!

The mini is a good looking rifle. As already mentioned, do not buy what others think you should buy; buy what YOU want to buy.