Krdshrk

Parking MAY be a PITA... I think it's ok because it'll be after exams. There's a parking lot across the street and street parking all around. I normally park around the corner. You in, Maks?

That giant airbag/water thing looks like FUN

Playoffs! Jersey Joe & Son (Rank 1) vs BigBlueQ (Rank 4) Ricky Bobby (Rank 2) vs Krdshrk (Rank 3)

Update - Changed to Wednesday @ 8PM Anyone up for some food? Jon, BBK, and I are planning on hitting up Stuff Yer Face in New Brunswick on Wednesday next week (12/21) at 8:00PM. If you haven't heard of Stuff Yer Face, here's a video from Man vs Food: In addition to the Strombolis, they have a HUGE selection of beer! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w6otbUX6Or4 Roster: 1. Krdshrk 2. j0n 3. BBK 4. Maksim 5. Cagefighter. 6. M4BGRINGO (Maybe) 7. RecessedFilter (Maybe) 8. Harry (Maybe) 9. Ray Ray (Maybe)

Send a message to HenryM - he works the gun counter there

Any way you could source a Beretta Nano?

Ahh true - competition if you have your shells in front like that, it's easier to shift the gun back and pull them from the clips like that. From personal experience (and I'm not THAT experienced), I keep my reloads on my left side of my body and pull them from there. MDTS Combat carbine class taught us to keep our strong hand on the gun so we can sight in and fire faster than if we had to take our hand off.

Or you could use a paddle holster....

Platinum, eh? Is it only in pilots or other cars too?

Honestly - do you REALLY think you'll need an express magnum? You're going to be shooting 3.5" shells? There's a guy on Gunbroker who sells remington barrels - There's a 20" with rem choke and rifle sights: http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=264790510

That makes no sense to me. Why wouldn't you reload with your off hand? Your strong side hand should always be on the gun, keeping it pointed in a proper direction. In combat, you wouldn't take your firing hand off the grip - so you can engage immediately if need be. ALL of my reloads come from my left hand (weak side) - doesn't matter if it's my pistol, my shotgun, or my rifle.

Yeah there's certain situations where a quick load is much faster than the speed loaders. Those speed loaders weren't very speedy - and it looked like they only fed 2 or 3 rounds each - strange.

At a recent 3gun match here, I used a general purpose pouch, however I oriented all of the shells in 1 direction before shooting. I did the single shell reload then loaded the tube. With a semi auto like the 11-87, the best way is to grab 3 or 4 shells at a time, toss one in the chamber, then come back up on the other side and hit the release with another shell then push them into the tube.

Not bad. How come you were loading single shells each time and not extras into the tube? That would have saved you some time...

Was it pistol caliber carbines only, or were people using AR15s and other higher powered rifles?

LAPolicegear.com sells 'em.

Are these NRA Sanctioned events? Most of us in NJ won't be able to do the pistol part unless they are

South Burlington. The lake house is up north in Saint Albans

Harry if you wanna go up to Vermont, you could stay at my parents' house.

I wish!

I'll be there

You can get a PSA AR15 "Patrol carbine" with the PRO... http://www.palmettostatearmory.com/2557.php

He must of had a Glock - pulled the trigger to clean

Really? I'm registered in NB... no issues - registered via mail....

I live 10 mins from there