Tallday

Congrats! CZ is on my list and was probably on yours and all you needed was to shoot it, then game over get the cash out buy the gun.

A gun without ammo is useless! I keep a least 100 rounds for rifles and pistols i don't often shoot. And for the calibers I shoot most I always have enough to last a year maybe 18 months without buying more. Thats if i figure I will shoot a few hundred rounds a month. Sometimes I do and sometimes I don't. I will also replace stock when I can or see a deal this way I don't get stuck paying bloated prices. You are right on with rear calibers I would do the same as you shoot some save some until I can get more. Danjam was right that gun may be all that's left in a worst case scenario and the 10 rounds will save your live.

I don't know. But I would rather an Garand than an AR any day. Not to start a complete war of round count and caliber but I would deal with the heft of the gun because of the heft of the round. Thanks for your you service BTW!

WOW!! I live 30min from this guy and never knew he was there!! Looks like a great shop. THANKS!!!

Just thought I would post this picture of my rifle. Man do I love shooting this gun!

Now with a new custom shop!!! Great idea and will be sending in my M1 for a bedding and handguard job as soon as i can. http://www.thecmp.org/sales/customshop.htm this was the email sent to me. CMP UNVEILS NEW CUSTOM SHOP FOR USGI FIREARMS IN ANNISTON By Steve Cooper, CMP Marketing Manager ANNISTON, AL - Over the years, many Civilian Marksmanship Program firearms purchasers have asked if the CMP would consider offering reliable, reasonably-priced and prompt maintenance, repair and upgrade of USGI-issue rifles. The CMP has responded and the answer is "YES" we will. Effective October 1, 2013, the CMP Custom Shop will open for business, providing a wide variety of repair, upgrade and custom services for a wide range of U.S. Military rifles, specifically those issued in early eras. The CMP Custom Shop will be able to perform virtually any normal upgrading, accurizing, customizing and refinishing (not to mention regular repairs and troubleshooting) to the types of rifles that we are currently selling or have sold in the recent past. CMP will specialize in working on the M1 Garand, M1 Carbine, 1903 and 1903A3 Springfield, the 1917 Enfield and the Krag. Other rifles like the Remington 40X, Mossberg 44 and H&R Model 12 can also be serviced if needed. CMP will NOT be working on shotguns, pistols, revolvers, M14/M1A, AR15 style rifles or other commercially-produced modern rifles. The CMP Custom Shop can work on rifles that may have been purchased elsewhere as long as they were made by a USGI contractor. Some examples include: Springfield Armory (not Springfield Inc.), Harrington & Richardson, Winchester, International Harvester, Remington, Rock Island, Eddystone, Inland, Underwood, Rock-Ola, Quality Hardware, National Postal meter, Standard Products, IBM, Irwin-Pederson and Saginaw. There are many NON-USGI copies of the M1 Garand, 1903 Springfield and especially the M1 Carbine that CMP will be unable to work on. Those wishing to use the CMP Custom Shop must be a customer on file in the CMP system in order for the CMP to receive and work on their rifles. Customers must meet the same eligibility requirements as for rifle purchases from the CMP. To begin the process of returning a rifle to the CMP Custom Shop, customers must complete the "CMP Custom Shop Request Form" and print a copy. Customers must then contact the CMP Custom Shop Clerk to provide details of their shipment and request form. Once the clerk has recorded the request, you will be provided with a Return Authorization #. The Return Authorization # must be located on the top of the CMP Custom Shop Request Form and on the outside of the shipping box so CMP can verify the shipment when it arrives. After filling out the form completely, make sure a copy is placed in the box/case with the rifle so CMP will know who it's from and what modifications are requested. Customers must also fill out a CMP Order Form and include the completed forms in their shipment. Customers are responsible for shipping expenses when sending items to CMP. Standard CMP shipping charges apply for the shipping of the rifle or other items back to the customer. The current rifle shipping rate is $24.95. The shipping charge for barrels, receivers or parts is $9.95. If you would like to request a shipping label to send your items to the CMP, please make your request when talking to the CMP Custom Shop Clerk and you will be charged $29.95 for the shipping label. The CMP Custom Shop shipping address is not the same as the regular CMP shipping address. Correspondence and items for the CMP Custom Shop must be shipped to: CMP Custom Shop 1803 Coleman Rd Anniston, AL 36207 If a customer wishes to purchase a rifle from the CMP and have the CMP Custom Shop make modifications to it prior to shipping, that can be done by adding the desired work and part NLU numbers to the order form page 3A along with the rifle desired. Customers should expect the CMP Custom Shop to continue the CMP traditions we are known for: customer service, quality and reasonable turnaround for most work. For a list of services, their item numbers and prices for that work, visit the CMP Custom Shop web page athttp://www.thecmp.org/sales/customshop.htm. If you want more information about CMP Custom Shop, please contact the Custom Shop [email protected] or call (256) 835-8455, ext. 1113.

As long as your safe and follow the rules they have never bothered me. In fact I have spent hours of my time over the years just Bull Sh(tin with them. they are mostly good people with interesting backgrounds.

+1

I have been a member for 5 years now and love the place! I have also not done my part to look and see if the range was open one time and it was a work weekend. I drive 90min to get to the place and was pissed off to. But I learned ,my lesson and look to make sure its open or that there are no classes or matches on the range I want to go on any given day. You need you look at the online calendar. http://www.anjrpc.org/?page=Range_schedule

Mine comes in 2 days. Sent from my SPH-L900 using Tapatalk 4

Yes two both.

Thanks for the info!!

I was wondering if a NJ resident worked for the BOP as an federal correction officer covered under LEOSA. Could they CCW in NJ? If anyone has any info on this it would be awesome. http://le.nra.org/leosa.aspx

Thanks just got me some 22!!!!! yea man!!! gona shoot my 22...

Nice Shotin!

Nicely done.

get the 27 and a lonewolf 9mm barrel then you can have both!

Great pictures!!!

If you want to go for it! I would take the chance and do a trigger job yourself and you will learn about how triggers work. If you screw it up get another trigger or buy a timney. I did this to mine and its a ton better then before and cost me nothing,, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7RlsxqR_keM

I would love to but money is tight. Thatd why I hope to go next year. Sent from my SPH-L900 using Tapatalk 2

read this page and get the proper papers in order. http://www.nj.gov/dep/fgw/bearseason_info.htm and here http://www.bearhunting.us/outfitters/nj-bear-hunt/. I would think about how the hell you will get all that meat and hide out of the woods when you get that giant bear...

I want to go next year.

SWEET!!!!!!!!!!

old news and he was fired! and should have stayed in jail

TSA work with LEO's on the front side and in the subways and buss stations. they have patrol's of Behavior Detection officers who make constant LEO calls all the time and help apprehend drug smugglers, kidnappers, fugitives and terrorist doing testing activity. I have been at a checkpoint when they found and help uncover plots we will never here about on the news because of the bias of the media.