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it's a 30rd body with the guts designed to only take 15 rounds. you can take the mag apart to clean which is a bonus. here is a pic of the 10 rounder but you get the idea. http://www.calegalmags.com/assets/images/hexmagriser.jpg

http://www.primaryarms.com/hexmag-15-30-15-round-magazine-series-2-blk-hx1530-ar15s2-blk cant beat this for $7.99 FWIW, i don't care for them, buy living in NJ, you can't beat this. I rather have a pmag or Lancers.

for me it was not as clear as my burris tac 30 i was going to replace. plus the reticle was busy wanted less clutter.

I wanted to like it, did not. Ended up with a VX-6 that I got for under $850 Great scope for under $1k.

contact Gary and fill out the application on their website. Good luck.

who put it together? rough cost?

Do it! He offers great instruction that is 2nd to none.

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do what Dawson says and if you mess up doing what they recommend, call them and they'll replace the sight.

try here http://www.jprifles.com/1.2.5_LRP07.php

no not new. been in place for a while.

When i was there, any steel core ammo that sparked at backstop and the heads stuck to magnet were not allowed. The only exception was 7.62x39/54

Steel core. If HEAD stuck to magnet it was not allowed.

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this is a nice option http://www.americantactical.us/5365/detail.html

GFH and RTSP both offer private lessons and their instructors are good. Look at the SAW group http://sawshootingclub.com/ they do travel to different ranges and have range days. Shari and Sandra are good people. If you have a friend who can shoot (better than you) also might be a cheaper alternative if they can see and correct what your errors are (if any) Good grip, good stance, good sight alignment, and good trigger control will all give you good results on paper. All of which can be fine tuned with dryfire. Edit to add http://www.gardenstateshootingcenter.com/ might be closer to you.

thanks got it

no problem thank you. I now have Saturdays free so I can finally make one.

Anyone have a link to sign up for the 3gun match at Easton for August?

10 rounders http://shopwilsoncombat.com/10-Round/products/372/ 8 rounders (i prefer the 47 DE) http://shopwilsoncombat.com/8-Round/products/371/

the wilson 47-d are again IMHO the best 8 round mags to buy better than the CMC. Order the 47-DE and the basepad is slightly longer. When I 1st started shooting the mags I got for my 1911 were all CMC 8 & 10 round mags. Once I got involved in competitive shooting, I found out I had some issues with the CMC's. I ended up replacing all the mags I had with Wilsons. Plus they have a LIFETIME warranty if you were to need it.

USPSA L-10 I might have a random mag or 2 but the ONLY mags I use in matches or HD are Wilsons. The 47D's and 47T's.

Buy the Wilson's 47-T The Bureaucrat IMHO, the BEST 10 round mag for a 1911 45 available. I ran the CMC's for a few years until they failed me one too many time at a match. Never had a issue with the Wilson's.

FWIW, many comps out there but the general consensus is the Miculek comp works at a fraction of the cost of many others. If you are concerned about noise and other shooters try something else. If you want to keep muzzle down and sights on target go Miculek. Pat Kelly, renowned 3gun shooter has stated time and time again to go with a Miculek. Full disclosure, I have a JP Cooley on my AR.

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