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Do they match up to what the Beretta Gallery has? $148,499.00!!!!!

Lead - reclaimed range lead/etc - using tools to cast your own bullets. Powder and Primers purchased in bulk at older prices... Current prices are much higher.

Those Adidas Jawpaw look good. I may actually get those for use on our upcoming cruise...

If you're ever in NYC, check out the Beretta Gallery on Madison Ave between 63rd & 64th st. Yeah it's a snooty part of town but if you go upstairs, there's more shotguns on the racks than anywhere I've seen (though I haven't been to Griffin & Howe). They're almost all Berettas.... but they can get crazy insane on the prices...

Vibram Five Fingers may be an option... http://www.vibramfivefingers.com/products/Five-Fingers-Signa-Mens.htm?activity=watersport I've tried water shoes but once they get wet, they can get very uncomfortable. They don't dry fast either. My feet will be squishing around inside for hours.

Out of stock now!

Woops. Didn't see that...

Surprised I haven't seen it here.. For the month of May, current USPSA members are being offered ROC employee pricing on Remington Group products. These include products by Remington, Bushmaster, DPMS, Para USA, and H&R. Announcement Page: http://uspsa.org/ROC.php Price Listing: http://uspsa.org/ROC/FoUSPSA%20Product%20List.pdf

That looks pretty sweet! I need to convert my Saiga... I think I'd go for the MOE one though, not the Zhukov...

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The differences between the M9 and 92FS: The M9 usually has a straight dustcover and non-radiused backstrap (Contract Pistols will always be straight/straight) The 92FS (recent model) has a radiused backstrap and angled dustcover M9 markings (including proof markings and cage # markings) M9 lacks the warning to read owner's manual The rear sight of the 92FS has 2 dots, whereas the M9 has a single half-moon M9 (unless special or limited edition) comes in cardboard box, with no plastic hard case All model 92/M9/M9A1/96/90Two model barrels are made the same way. All other aspects of 92FS and M9 are similar/identical. This includes warnings and polymer coated parts.

If the slide is racked, regardless if the magazine is inserted or not, and the safety is off, the hammer will be cocked back. It's got a Safety/Decocker. If the safety is on when racked, the hammer will be down as it will self-decock. If you rack the slide with the safety off, then hit the safety/decocker into safe mode, it will decock the gun (safely).

US Military designation is the M9.

The testing only takes up about 1/3 to 1/2 the field at Clinton WMA.

Tell your friend to shoot in NJ... If you go to NYC, your guns would have to be legal by NYC's laws... which are asinine... not worth it.

Fort Dix Range 14 is right close to you. As is Central Jersey Rifle & Pistol Club. Old Bridge RPC is a bit further. There are USPSA and other types of competitions at both CJ and OB. Thanks for your service - hope to see you at a range sometime.

Oop - correct.

Oh man - you're moving from one of the freest states to one of the most restrictive... If you can move to PA, I would move there and commute to NJ (if Feasable). Does your SKS have a fixed mag or removable? Removable mag SKS are not legal in NJ - only the fixed 10 round mag ones are. HPs are legal to own and use at home and at the range, or while hunting (provided you have a hunting license and it's the correct gun/season, etc etc). Follow the transport laws for them (only from home to range, no deviations). There's no defined castle doctrine in NJ - you have a duty to retreat unless you cannot... then you can utilize force. If someones breaking into your house or car on your property and you see they have a weapon, you will have to wait for the police to handle it, unless they're coming after you directly... Body armor is not illegal, but if it's worn while committing a crime, it's an add-on charge. Gun registration is not mandatory - optional only. Guns can be sold privately. Long guns can be sold with CoEs (Certificates of Eligibility - 1 copy for the seller, 1 for the buyer). Handguns can be purchased with a P2P (Permit to Purchase) - 1 copy goes to seller, 1 to buyer, 1 is sent to NJ State Police. Knives - eh... grey area... Also - don't forget - your magazines for all semi auto guns must be blocked to 15 rounds max. You can keep your ARs if they're "neutered" to fit NJ's laws - Pin the stock in place, Remove the bayo lug, and pin on a muzzle brake/comp (No flash hiders). Depending on which model "AK" you have, you may or may not be able to keep it as well. Oh and if you have any semi auto shotguns - make sure it doesn't have a pistol grip and has a max capacity of 6+1.

Moved to General Discussion. Gonna keep it out of the premier member only forum for now.

Directly behind you in the photo facing the other direction in black is Fishpaw...

Let me know about the one late this year. I wouldn't mind using my AR with 5.56. I've been reading up on it. I'm somewhat surprised that they were using regular 55gr ball. Hornady TAP 5.56 should be ok... My ammo of choice would be the IMI MK262 clone - 77gr OTM Sierra Matchking rounds... I've seen a good amount of people taking out hogs with lung shots with 'em.

I saw some of the pictures on Facebook - very nice! What was everyone using in terms of guns?