Steve_G

Definitely. This story was on nj.com this morning. How often do you hear anything about Kentucky from them.

Hi Point. Available in 9, 40, and 45. All should be under 200. They are not the most attractive gun but, they run well.

I understand that but, it will not be introduced on Thursday.

What mag limit bill? Sweeney said he was not bringing that bill before the comitee.

That does vary by town. I pay in cash at time of application and permits are mailed to me when ready.

Check the calander in the newsletter on the website, come on out to any of the competitions to check out the range on those days. The competitions are open to the public so you can get a good look at the range and what goes on there. This thread may answer any questions you have: http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php/topic/49408-obrpc-membership/ If not, feel free to ask anything you would like to know.

3 usually is enough but like I said, when they throw in a stage with 3 mandatory reloads you need the fourth. Yes that was total including the one in the gun. The Texas star is the reason I keep a sixth mag in my pocket, especially since I shoot SS major. Is that the same hump that just blew up his Dillon.

For USPSA you will need 4 mags minimun, 5 is ideal. I carry 5 on my belt and one on my back pocket just in case. I have shot many stages that required 2 or 3 mandatory reloads.

Yes, it is on the production list. http://www.uspsa.org...ion-gunlist.php Paddle holster is fine to start with. If you get into it and decide to shoot regularly, I would look into a Bladetech or Comp-tac. How many mags and mag holders do you have? In production, you will be limited to 10 rounds in the mags and will be scored minor, regardless of caliber. Since it's a .45 you may want to consider limited 10 or limited, to get the benefit of major.

While I would never tell anyone not to get another 1911, how about something a little different. Something not seen much at the range. A Browning Hi-Power in .40. http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=338043039 http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=338166849

Any holes in the ceiling? What a waste of perfectly good primers.

Some are the bills from the Assembly. Some are new bills from the Senate. At this point, the Senate has decided not to consider mag limits as well as a lot of the other Assembly bills. I'm hoping for a long drawn out pissin contest that ends in a stalemate and nothing being passed

This is going to be interesting to see who gives in. http://www.nj.com/politics/index.ssf/2013/04/nj_assembly_may_not_consider_s.html#incart_river_default

Check with the township to see if they have any discharge laws.

That's the right one. It's called Hunting World of Freehold but is actually in Millstone. $40 + NICS

I have not actually started reloading myself yet (still waiting on the press), but a friend loaded up a few hundred rounds of 45 for me using clays. Liked them so much, I loaded up another 300 at another friends house. 230gr Missouri LRN over 3.6 of Clays is a very nice soft shooter in my 1911. Have not tried in in 9mm yet. Using Titegroup for those.

Nice plinking round. I'll take a .408 CheyTac.

Here you go: http://www.njleg.sta...lsByKeyword.asp Type in weapons in the search box.

Those are the Assembly bills. They don't have the Senate bills posted there.

I ran into the same thing with primers. They actually post it as in stock on the website hours before they send the email. I found primers in stock there just randomly checking and received the email the next day. Of course they were gone before I got the email.

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I don't see why not. People are still shooting WWII surplus ammo.

http://www.midwayusa.com/product/784086/sig-sauer-magazine-sig-sauer-p226-9mm-luger-15-round-steel-matte

Careful. I started out with only rifles as that is what I was used to as well. Since picking up my first handgun, I rarely touch a rifle. It gave me a whole new outlook on guns and got me involved in several different competitions. They are a hell of a lot of fun and addicting as hell.