Steve_G

When there are no scheduled events at the range, it's usually pretty quiet. I have never had to wait to shoot. This is true of both the indoor and outdoor ranges. A quick check of the events calendar will tell you if there is an event going on. http://www.obrpc.org/

I highlighted your problem...shoulda got a Glock bro!!!

Must be a lot of chit happenin, it's been so long I don't think I would recognize you guys.

I'm definitely not knocking your choices, they are both fine firearms (especially the 226). I just want to strongly suggest that you go to one of the ranges that rents guns and try them out before dropping the coin and burning the permits. I speak from experience on that subject.

Luke, Have you had the chance to shoot these two models, and compare them to the many other options out there? Just wondering why you have chosen these two specific guns.

Scores will be posted here: http://www.worldclasssteel.org/dnn/MatchResults.aspx They usually take a week or so.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2o0V6VPX_E0

You know damn well if you bring the Ruger, "someone" will bring the 617 instead.

Welcome to the forum, Jet. Great day today! Probably the best part was watching Nick smoke Alec...........AGAIN!

How far south? Bullseye Tactical in Woodbridge had a few M&P's of various flavors when I was there last week.

They may be testing the market. If the demand is there, they may start carrying more and more reloading supplies.

Anthony, you always seemed like an intelligent and reasonable man. I'm sure these feelings about the glock will pass. I will admit that I recently picked up a G23 and it seems fine, reasonably accurate, ate everything I fed it and very simple to break down. Don't see it being on my favorites list though.

That's actually a good idea. Nick has a few different brands, Wilson, STI, and Dawson, I think. Have him bring them to see which ones work best in that Springer.

I'll be there too. Jake is welcome to share my mags.

In that price range, the STI and RIA's are probably your best bet. If you look around a little you may find a used Springfield Loaded 9mm for around $800. Or of course you could save up a little more and go for a S&W Pro series 1911 in 9mm.

Troy, I don't know if it matters to you but, that trigger bumps the gun out of production division in USPSA.

I went to the one in Irvington, once. The potatoes came with a nicely fried roach, never went back.

Another recommendation for the M&P 9. I started USPSA with a 9L in production and it was an excellent gun.

Bests have always been my favorite. Tommy's Italian hot dogs in Elizabeth, right next to Jerry's.

Out of the guns on that list, definitely the Springfield.

http://www.nj.com/politics/index.ssf/2013/08/christie_nj_gun_control_bills_legislature_governor_2016_president.html#incart_river Took them long enough. Must have had a hard time getting bryan to stop cryin and make a statement.

Wow, he really is running for POTUS.

Sunday was the 45th day which would have put the deadline at Monday the 12th. But, the Senate is in recess until the 19th so now that is the deadline.

Thanks for that info. I was going to call them Monday. Now, I'll just put them in the same category as CTD.