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I shoot the 4.25 in IDPA and wish I had the 5" but not badly enough to go get it. That's my two cents Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I'm a member of SCFGPA and live in Somerset too...the club is bare bones but cheap so I maintain the membership. The drive to Ft. Dix is about an hour for us and they have 200yd. Not sure the cost, I think it's like $60 per year and a few bucks per hour

That kit in OP's post looks like a tarted up Lansky system. For 10x the price. Same here. I did a fine job with stones but the WS just does it faster. The Ken Onion version uses wider belts and has variable speeds, both positive features.

I started reloading to make custom loads for competition (pistol) and precision (rifle). I actually shoot very little, unfortunately, but I still enjoy reloading. I maintain the capability even in the face of cheap ammo because of insane proposals like this http://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/2015/12/robert-farago/new-york-looks-to-cap-ammo-purchases-to-twice-a-guns-capacity-every-90-days/

http://www.primaryarms.com/hexmag-15-30-15-round-magazine-series-2-blk-hx1530-ar15s2-blk Not sure how much s&h would be but I know I paid more than $8 for mine a few months ago

I like my M&P .40 and now that the Version 2.0's have come out maybe you can get a sweet deal on the original...? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I used Brownell Aluma-Hyde on some Pmags (I think it's epoxy paint) which worked "ok" but it comes right off all friction points. There are very few plastic/paint combinations that are very permanent. Can you dye them?

Didn't see this posted here yet... After that great start he fizzled at QB this year, but this can at least go in the "plus" column as far as I'm concerned He buys his O-line customized [allegedly] Beretta Silver Pigeons https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2016/dec/28/carson-wentz-shotguns-philadelphia-eagles-offensive-line?CMP=fb_us Of course, Facebook is having conniptions about GUNS!!!1!!1!

I'm surprised they could find the G spot. Good on 'em

Springfield makes their 9mm Range Officer in a brushed stainless. Dan Wesson has both brushed and bead blasted stainless in 9mm. The Sig Match Elite kinda looks bead blasted. Looks like STI makes a brushed model. Taurus has a brushed 9mm 1911 but I've never heard anything good about those guns

My hexmags have all worked fine, even dropped free BETTER than my pmags. And when I noticed I could fit 16 rounds in my gen 1's they sent me all new gen 2's on their dime. I predict they'll take care of ya. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

That's a smokin' price, I thought I got a great deal at $260 Anyway, I put a throw lever on mine for quick switches from 1x - 6x and that worked well for my last carbine match. At 1x the eye relief is quite flexible and you can keep both eyes open comfortably.

30% off AR triggers here https://algdefense.com/blackfriday but sale doesn't start until tomorrow and stuff WILL sell out. But it comes from right over the Delaware river, probably 1-day ship Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Free shipping when Geissele does it, too Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Ran across this: http://forum.lwrci.com/viewtopic.php?t=14393

I think I saw this on Reddit, not here... Two cats on are on a sloped roof, who falls off first? The one with the lowest mew.

I'm not following you there...the flat bottom of the receiver is the datum for both the center of bore and the top of the rail which is why you can subtract the two and what you're left with is the distance from the top of the rail to the center of the bore. Then if you have a precise rail-to-center measurement of your scope mount, add that and you're GTG.

If you look at page 8 here http://www.firearmfiles.com/files/AR15/ar15upper_flattop.pdf it looks like 1.875-0.625 = 1.250 EDIT: looks like the same info as T Bill's. Too slow today...

I don't see it but when I had an issue with my Springfield's slide they made it right, no questions asked. If the rails are not parallel maybe they can be swapped without needing a new receiver, aka a new pistol permit Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

The intel I got yesterday at the USPSA match was no slings necessary and 4 mags on your belt will be sufficient if you're loading 15 each. I wouldn't take that second one as gospel, but for me personally, anything beyond 4 will have to come from a pocket anyway

For a pseudo-1911 a Sig P238? Although you could get the P938 too for that matter

I haven't used them personally (I managed to sell off my wife's VW rather than fixing it) but the gearheads at work recommend http://www.elitemotorsnj.com/ I HAVE used Foreign Car Werks in Bound Brook but that's probably too far for you

Featherlight = steel Ultralight = aluminum

Exactly what I did. Brought an impact wrench and broke it down in about 2 hours (alone), brought it home in two trips and reassembled at my leisure. It was a Leisure Time brand (Costco?) and it's pretty nice although not the most rigid thing I've ever been on. ETA: if you do this try very hard not to cut any hardware. The stainless fasteners (and even crappy galvanized ones) can cost as much as the wood to replace. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

They did two rounds of new members but you needed to know a current member, and I think that's all over now, at least until the new recruits are given orientation and voted in. I was there last week and everything was operational. Theoretically it will shut down for range upgrades some day but that's vaporware so far. The website being down is a new one, though.