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Barricade Shooting is actually strong and weak hand shooting on opposite sides of a post. Scoring is purely accuracy based.

Here is the course of fire: 6 rounds Reload 6 rounds at 7 yards freestyle (~ 15 Seconds)full scale torso target 6 rounds at 7 yards Strong hard Only (~9 seconds)full scale torso target 6 rounds reload 6 rounds freestyle at 14 yards freestyle (~30 seconds)full scale torso target 6 rounds sitting 6 rounds prone 6 roads right hand barricade 6 rounds left hand barricade at 25 yards (~2 minutes)on a half scale torso target I cant remember the times exactly so they are approximate It looks easy but trust me its not. It was built for revolvers but can be shot by what ever gun you bring from holster or low ready Divisions are Revolver Iron Sights, Revolver open, Semi Auto Iron Sights, Semi auto open sights

So who is coming down friday night? I will be there around 5:45

I have been looking into a revolver and it is between the GP10O with the intent on turning it into a ppc gun. My only worry with sending the GP100 to a local guy as opposed to a Ruger specialist is that if someone inexperienced takes off a little too much material the gun needs to go back to Ruger because they do not sell replacement trigger parts. I'm not saying its likely but it is something to be mindful of.

HA. My district had 2 candidates both rated F. Only in NJ......

Im in

I work at dicks and know exactly what happened in this situation because I know a party that was involved, and was able to talk to a few others. Im not going to post up any specifics but what you say is not entirely incorrect. There was a major, major theft from dicks a few years ago that had some serious ramifications for both FFLs involved as well as buyers from around the country. This is about as much detail as I am comfortable with getting into publicly, as I am not sure about any active casework related to the theft by the NJSP or BATFE.

Nick- I was issues the 511 in 8inch for a year and they absolutely fell apart. A shame really because they were comfy

If its bitter bitter cold I will wear a pair of thin leather Hatch gloves. I just dont like shooting in gloves because it doesn't feel right. Maybe glenn or vlad will chime in on this, but I have heard that shooting an ak designed weapon with the wrong handguards can get downright hot.

Welcome. You wont regret joining OB or this forum. Both are full of some very good knowledgeable people.

I have a pair of Rockys that i thought were absurdly expensive when I bought them. 2 years later im just as happy as the first day i took them out.

I had a chance to shoot one stock out of the box and it was on par trigger wise with my buddies kimber. Since then the gun had some work done to it and its only gotten better.

Handguns yes, one of the 4 copies goes to the state police, one goes to the purchasers pd, one stays with you and one stays with the FFL. Long arms are different. The 4473 and state forms stay with the FFL until they close, at which point all 4473s go to the BATFE for safe keeping until the end of time. As fas as the state form, Im not sure where its final resting place is, but if the FFL is still licensed the paperwork is only there not in a centralized database. Some with tin foil hats say the state document every NICS check they run on an individual. Whether or not that is true is another story.

Wow, and people thought customer support was bad before, now its all over. Well i guess this is good news for CMMG.

Ime a huge fan of the bates gx8 boots. Its my uniform boot for one of my jobs but I have another pair for wearing around because they are surprisingly comfortable and last me about 3 years of nearly daily wear.

Quite honestly I would not get the pro. For the price difference, you can get what most would consider a far superior trigger from apex, for beween 40 and 100 bucks (different options). Realistically what are you hoping to do with the pistol? For gun games I would go apex all the way. For just plinking the stock trigger isnt bad.

It almost looks like case hardening but im doubtful that is the case. What cleaner/oil do you use? It might be the residue that was left after it got heated. Im sure one of the resident sig gurus will chime in with a more definitive answer.

Have you seen the new APEX ram kit. It supposedly give you and audible and tactile response when you hit the reset point without effecting your trigger pul weight. I have one on oder to try out. Hell if it doesn't work it was only 22 bucks. Ive spent more money on stupider things.

I shoot an M&P 40 in limited without any problem. I chose to put an apex trigger into it, but the stock trigger is one of the best out there from a polymer gun. I also use a Bladetech holster and mag pouches. Another TIP-As silly as it sounds put an extra 50 or 75 dollars aside for a very good gun belt. Even if you choose a great holster like the Bladetech, you can be let down if your belt isn't up to par. I use a Bianchi inner and outer belt that is SUPER stiff and works great. When you are drawing you want all the force you put on the gun to be used to clear it out of the holster. If your belt isn't rigid enough, you will actually find yourself moving the belt and holster around before the gun starts to move from the holster.

If anyone shops at the Dicks in East Brunswick, and is looking at one of the guns on sale, a good time to come in is monday evening before 7:30. The store is usually pretty empty, and I will make your paperwork as quick and painless as possible. PM me if you have any questions about stock.

Im right around 15k. So far this year I have averaged just over 1k rounds of metallic cartridge a month. Add in shotgun and Im easily at 15000.

Not to rain on anyones parade, but if you go buy the letter of the administration code, there are only a few popular calibers that would be excluded. Strait from NJ admin code-- N.J.A.C. 13:54-3.14 Permanent record of receipt and disposition of firearms and ammunition The dealer shall confirm the age of the purchaser of rifle and shotgun ammunition to be at least 18, and handgun ammunition to be at least 21. No record need be maintained for the sale or disposition of shotgun or rifle ammunition. However, sales or other dispositions of ammunition intended for use in any other firearm and which may be interchangeable between rifles and handguns, as well as hollow-nosed or dum-dum ammunition, must be recorded. The line between pistol and rifle was blurred by the introduction of the TC Encore Line, with interchangable barrels in a large amount of rifle calibers (22 lr, 17 HMR, 204 Ruger, 22-250, 223, 243, 25-06, 270, 7mm-08, 30-06, 308, 338 Fed etc). This kind of pistol is why the Dicks policy is the way it is. Instead of having to keep track of every caliber barrel a manufacturer makes for an Encore, and constantly edit procedure, it was just easier to make policy to log out everything.

Dicks only required FID for centerfire pistol and rifle cartridges, slug, and buck. No bird or small game loads need to be logged out according to store policy.

Dicks policy is that ay center fire rifle or pistol caliber, as well as any slug or buckshot needs to get logged out with your identification. Any shot smaller than buck is good to go over the counter. Trust me I work there and do it 100x a week.

Harry I can check when I stop in tonight for you. I know there are triple 7 209 primers, .50 cal thompson center xtp sabot 230 grain, and I might be able to scare up some power belts.