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here is a link to where you can get a good deal on MG heads. http://www.mannyusa.com/Firearms_Training/category/Bullets.html

Working on the next game. They are on a every other year cycle. However who knows what the final product will be due to the mass exodus of IW employees this year.

I agree here. I have both systems, the PS3 mainly for a bluray and "exclusive" games that are not available on the XBOX. The online servive is free on the PS3, but it is no where near as good as the service you pay for on the XBOX. You can always find XBOX live service cards on sale at Amazon and other places. I purchased a few cards several months ago for $30 each(1 year card) lso points are basically the same. (need points to purchase add-ons and whatever else). That being said I'll probably will buy this for the PS3 when it goes on sale. One more thing, regardless of what system you have, you will encounter "internet racist tough guys" on both platforms. I picked it up yesterday and it is still on the kitchen table un-opened. Pissed off I couldn't play yesterday.

add me if you want to play on xbox360 RED5SOULFLY I'll be on some time after 6pm and on and off for the next 11 months!

Hi Brian B

Having a "public" range in Bergen County would be nice. But I don't see it happening anytime soon. Real estate for the area cost a fortune regardless of how the market is right now. And I'm sure local governments will object to the idea of a public range in the area. There is Riverdale and Tenafly. Both private clubs, but open to new memberships all the time. However, at this time I believe there is a waiting list for Riverdale.

Scores are up. http://www.shongum.org/images/USPSA11.10.pdf

Couldn't get my permission slip signed.

Action Steel is much better than static. However I will not be attending. Will be at CJ on Sunday for USPSA.

Luis is a ringer!

I can assure you they are organized. Sometimes things pop up that can delay the start. Can't say about October (was not there) but September was delayed a bit because of the rain. I know the staff and the people that run the match and they always try to start on time or close to it. That has been the case for the last 5 years that I have been going there. $25 for non USPSA members, $20 for USPSA members, $5 off if you are a club member. S40 to join USPSA and it will cover the match fee as well.

Steph, The match starts at 10am. Usually done between 2-3pm (depending on the amount of shooters) I am a little biased but, this will be much better than trap. I assure you, you won't be disappointed. I'll even bring pie. (hope you like drake's)

1st I am in.

USPSA @ CJ on 11/14/10 (weather permitting) You know the drill; Show up, help out, shoot the match, tear down, hang out, and go home and ponder on your errors for the day. If you are a new shooter be there no later than 9am and announce yourself loudly as a new shooter. Sign up closes around 9:40am Help is always needed in building the stages, so come early if you can. Any other questions just post them and we will try to answer them as best as we can.

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http://www.sigsauerguns.com/product-highlights/sig-sauer-sig556-762x39/

there are several being held each and every month.

I have read some favorable reviews on the following scope. http://www.opticsplanet.net/leatherwood-cmr-series-hi-lux-1-4x24-riflescope.html

No rush you will get it. Anything that you have shot or will shoot before you get your member # will go towards your classification. They just had the back to back nationals and were tied up running that match.

There are 5 divisions in 3gun shooting; Open, Limited, Tactical, Heavy Metal Limited, and Heavy Metal Tactical. In Open, you can run multiple optics on your rifle (primary optic for medium-long range distances and dot for close) and an optic on your pistol and shotgun. Also you can use speedloaders or a box mag(saiga) for your shotgun. limited you can use 1 optic on your rifle, and must use iron sights for pistol and shotgun. Here a angled mounted iron sight is used on a course of fire where the targets are real close. I can tell you from experience that this works. Here is an example courtesy of voodoodaddy's rifle http://my.pogoplug.com/share/u1aXFB4xoWRu0sIsdFeIRQ/GP8i6oTjwQ4EysR7Sc8BxwK1Qew/PICT0098.JPG Tactical, again only 1 optic. Heavy Metal Limited, no optics allowed. Heavy Metal Tactical, 1 optic allowed. Here is a link to USPSA's multigun rules, starting on page 14 is where you will find the rules regarding equipment. http://www.uspsa.org/rules/2010MGRULESV3.pdf

Good job Maks. You can start practicing your new skill this weekend!

A good friend has a Les Baer and it is a great 1911. We put a case of factory ammo through it just to try and break it in. Gun is fantastic but it seems "abusive" to shoot it in some disciplines. It became finicky a gun when slightly dirty. So if you plan on shooting competitively, I would consider something else with looser tolerances.

Yeah, what Maks said.

I also had the same issue with a S&A magwell I had. needed to trim the plastic as well.