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Your friend pulls the spare gun out of his bag and then what? Are you at the range? At his house? At a bank wearing ski masks? Does he stay with you while you're using it? Or did you get it from his house then go to the range?

That's why for USPSA/IPSC, it's "If you are finished, unload and show clear. If Clear, Hammer Down, Holster."

Bought a used Henry Golden Boy lever action .22 at Gander Mountain in Scranton, PA. This was back during the .22LR shortage a couple of years ago. The clerk had some stock in the back that they held in reserve - I got 5 boxes of CCI Mini Mags. So yes, Big Box stores will do this.

Add to the list: Vortex Strikefire Vortex SPARC Bushnell TR-25 I have the Strikefire and SPARC - both are good. I prefer the SPARC because of it's small size. I have a NCStar red dot for my Beretta Neos - This one: http://www.opticsplanet.com/ncstar-red-dot-sight-tactical-red-dot-with-4-different-reticles-silver-d4s.html It works as it has to - pretty visible - it may be kind of hard to see outdoors in bright direct sunlight. Indoors I haven't had an issue. Holds zero just fine. Field of view isn't that large but it's a tiny sight for a .22...

Let's try to make some things clear here. "Borrowing a gun" = can mean several different things. That's why there's language for temporary vs permanent transfer. Showing your buddy your gun in your basement? That's not borrowing a gun or transferring - it's still in your "possession." Going to your basement and giving a buddy one of your guns for him to bring home for a week? That's not a legal transfer... The only way it would be legal is if they have a NJ FID and you both fill out CoE's or Pistol Permits if it's a pistol. That's a permanent transfer. Then you do another permanent transfer to get it back. At a range, letting someone shoot your gun in the port? That's not a transfer or really even borrowing - it's in your "possession" the whole time.. When you're hunting, letting your kid use your shotgun (because they're a minor and can't legally own the gun) is a temporary transfer... and the ONLY kind of temporary transfer that's allowed.

That's another reason why I highly recommend for shooters to take the USPSA/NROI Range Officer course. You learn how to be a better RO and be safer - and therefore make it safer for everyone else.

For USPSA/IDPA/other competitions, the command is Stop. I can say Stop really loud and quick vs Cease Fire. Probably 3-1 ratio Not only that if it's an international IPSC competition - cease fire may mean nothing to someone from another country that speaks another language - however if they are trained to hear "stop" then they will stop much faster.

Can't make this one due to work.

I wonder if they were using M855. I know MK262 is much more effective....

You can apply for an OGAM Exemption - get the make, model and serial #'s of the pistols - you will have to submit it with the exemption.

He also mentioned changing the trigger in another thread that I remembered...

There's no grip tape restrictions in Limited/Limited10. He could shoot those. The trigger change automatically bumped him out of Production.

Why not hit up Steve @ Monmouth Arms?

USPSA you would probably be in Limited or Limited10. Scored as Minor since you're shooting 9mm. IDPA you would be in ESP.

I actually fit 9 long guns into the 8 Gun RTA Cabinet. The one with the electronic lock may have less room inside.

Mine's black - 1 shelf. It's more of a half shelf too - the shelf doesn't go all the way from the back to the front of the safe. I keep some mags there though you could probably put a pistol or two.

Fixed the topic for you. I have that same Cabinet. I got it from Dick's on Black Friday (was $80 on sale). 8 Gun RTA (have to assemble yourself) cabinet. It does the job - securing my guns from the kids.

Me too, lol. Where are you headed to? I'll be in Naples.

My parents have the global one - it's worth it because they travel a lot.

Looks like I'll have to take the 5:58AM train then... Gets me to the airport at 6:10... figure another 15 minutes to get to the terminal on the airtrain... check in... yep... Should be good for the 8AM flight. Thanks for the info.

Flying out of Newark to FL next Monday. 8AM flight... How early should I get there? Does it require a lot of extra time for the TSA Check?

Oh and they charge tax to NY cuz they have a store in NY now...

I just wanted SRP - they had Winchester in stock... Time to load some .223 I have some SPP if you really need.

Maybe ask a DFW Conservation Officer?