Krdshrk
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Take your time - safety is first. Line up your shots - front sight front sight front sight....I can do lunch on Thursday.Well I work 8-5:30 but if I'm up there in the afternoon I can go probably around 5 and get away with it In the morning I doubt I'd be able to get away.Oh boy... Now I'm looking forward to going there Tuesday....I think I'm going to try one of the ALG Triggers.... and maybe toss in some JP Springs as well....Your best bet would probably be a 16" Carbine or Midlength. My first AR was a 16" Carbine. It's a pretty decent AR and I built it for a relatively cheap price. I just assembled a 14.5" Midlength and it's a nice shooter too.I should go up there next week. I'm right at 61st & Madison on Tuesdays.There is a Beretta gallery in NYC but they don't have guns for sale there. http://www.newyork.berettagallery.com/No, they don't have rentals.What are you looking to do? Range/plinking? Run & Gun competition?There is no 180 degree rule at Somerset IDPA - the limits are the sides of the backstop. In IDPA, you are only allowed to drop mags if the gun is empty. The mag may be empty but if there's still a bullet in the chamber, you will get a procedural. If you are doing a reload with a partially full mag, you are allowed to do a reload with retention (stow the partially full mag in a pouch or in a pocket). Usually it's much quicker to take that 1 extra shot so you can do a regular reload.Actually yeah. I'm used to my MI front flipping like that.Yeah the rear one is backwards.No, you do not need a FID to rent.Go for the Px4Some guns run better with a heavier bullet. For 9mm, 115gr is standard "target" ammo, however some guns don't run well with it. Part of it is personal preference. For competition, though, it's much easier to reach the correct power factor with a heavier bullet (Bullet weight multiplied by the Muzzle Velocity in FPS divided by 1000). Also - different bullet weights will affect the ballistics.Welcome! A Firearms ID card (FID) allows you to purchase long guns (Rifles/Shotguns/etc.) and ammunition. You will need an additional Pistol purchase Permit (PP) to buy a handgun. The FID is good for life, as long as you live at the same address. However, if you move, you must get your FID changed. Pistol Permits are valid for 90 days from the date of issuance, and the PD MAY allow you to renew them if they are expiring - it is up to the PD's discretion. Please note - because of the One Gun a Month (OGAM) law that was recently passed at the end of Corzine's term, you are limited to buying 1 handgun every 30 days (time period starts the day after you purchase the handgun). If you are applying for PPs, I would recommend that you apply for at least 3.Actually, no. Please keep your opinions about this stuff to yourself - this guy's asking for help. That's what we're here to provide.Why do you say that? You only have 28 posts - are you a forum troll? It could be that this guy has 1 post because he created an account here to ask for help on this. I'm willing to bet that's the case.Yup that's the 15 round line. I'm actually gonna mark off lines on my mags for 5/10/15 rounds so I know exactly where the spring sits.
