Anselmo

I'm a member at RAF. Didn't know about the fire. How does it work if you're not a member of DJM?

Only my second time there today and I had to speak to the guy next to me who was casing up his pistol during a ceasefire while I was downrange. But the RO did question me as to the capacity of my magazine. It's a factory 10 round long magazine for my 15-22. It does look full capacity but it says 10 round right on it. I showed the RO the writing on the magazine and he thanked me for my cooperation. When Range 14 says they open at 1pm, I thought that mean first shot at 1pm. No. They make you wait until 1pm to pay so the first shot is closer to 1:30.

Maybe the new set up will use the space more efficiently without overcrowding.

I don't know. Someone said a couple weeks to dig up those concrete slabs.

Just got back from Range 14. Only 3 rifle stands remaining. They are tearing out the rifle stands and replacing with a continuous roof with bays. This way they can fit more people on the range. Pistol side was open and don't know if they plan any changes on that side. Call before you go to be sure the rifle range is available.

Does a zipped up case count as fastened? To me it does not. You have to fasten the case somehow. I wrote you could use string or a cable tie or a padlock to fasten the case. The padlock to me seems like the best method but you can choose another way to fasten the case. From Merriam-Webster: Fasten: to attach especially by pinning, tying, or nailing b : to make fast and secure c : to fix firmly or securely d : to secure against opening

Yes, you do need to do this. g. All weapons being transported under paragraph (2) of subsection b., subsection e., or paragraph (1) or (3) of subsection f. of this section shall be carried unloaded and contained in a closed and fastened case, gunbox, securely tied package, or locked in the trunk of the automobile

I would just put a $5 padlock through the zipper pulls of the soft case, keep it in the back of the cab and be done with it. You could also tie up the zippers with string or a cable tie but I like the padlock.

The OP expressed an interest in learning more about the math behind MOA. If you know bullet drop and range, you can calculate your error between point of aim and point of impact in terms of MOA and then make the proper adjustments. You may have already figured out a short cut that let you go right from error to adjustments without worrying about MOA.

You're right. Let me go edit my post. I can't read my calculator.

If you use 1MOA = 1.047inches at 100 yds. You get 1MOA = 10.47inches at 1000yds. The POA to POI delta (difference) is 420 inches. Divide 420/10.47 = 40.1 MOA. If you use 1MOA = 1 inch at 100 yds. You get 1 MOA = 10 inches at 1000yds. Divide 420 by 10 and you get an MOA of 42. A difference of 1.9 MOA Which at 1000yds = 1.9 x 10.47 = 19.9 inches. The parabolic path of the bullet affects where it will hit and gives us the delta between POA and POI.

That doesn't mean the local PD won't deny the application. It just means he might have to appeal to county court where a judge will grant the FID.

If Paterson denies then you have to appeal and go to county court. It is not a disqualifier but a judge will have to grant the appeal.

Cabela's has S&B 9mm for $10 a box. I ordered 9. S&B 9mm

That is some gosh darn good shooting. Ready Aim Fire has a SW 1911 for rent.

Looks nice.

You need to show ID to buy ammo in DE? I bought ammo in NJ a couple days ago. What a PITA. Three of us are waiting to buy. The clerk needs to log each of our FID and names and whatnot. Walmart in PA just requires you to pay at the sports register. Walmart does keep the ammo locked up but the clerk is right there to help out. It's just crazy how it differs from state to state. Especially tiny states like NJ and DE where their laws/rules are so easily side-stepped by driving half an hour. So, the criminal is inconvenienced to drive a half hour to America while the honest citizen is inconvenienced either in the store or forced to drive the half hour to America (PA).

I would be careful about taking legal advice from non-lawyers. The purpose of FOPA is so that a person from Kentucky can travel through NJ to Maine with a 17 round magazine without breaking any laws. Until there is actually a case in court... In the Revel case, the Federal exemption did stand in court.

I think just the opposite, it means regardless of any state, county, or city rule to the contrary...

How do you prove you are headed to a range? Anyone can say they are headed to a range if stopped by the police.

Don't mess with ghost peppers. Those things are just too hot. They need to be regulated so that people don't hurt themselves. (I hope you know this a joke)

I'm a noob, too. Is there a gas block built into this sight? GAPP: Why do you want the red dot to cowitness if you can fold down the iron sights?

I'm on the fence between a used 5906 or a new M&P9.

It is right next door. Harry's split off the gun and ammo business to Cheyenne.

I thought Kahr was Korean owned by the Moonies. The American metal guns are mostly expensive 1911s.