alec.mc

I'm personally a blue man ( i like dillons stuff ) . That kit is a single stage kit, prepare to take a long time to go throw all the steps to have a functional round in the end. You'll also need dies for each of the calibers you plan on reloading, calipers, case gauges, powders, primers, bullets, you'll need a tumbler with cleaning media,a media seperator, primer tubes, etc...etc.... PERSONALLY, i'd pass. the 500 free bullets dont do it for me at all, it's like a $40 value. IMO, i'd save up a bit more cash and go for something of a progressive nature, either hornady or dillon. If you dont do alot of shooting, and you dont mind taking your time loading up and are on a budget, by all means go for it, I do a alot of shooting and need to be able to crank out a few hundred rounds at a moments notice for a match or something. More ammo = More happy

I'll be there. pew pew ptang ping ping ptang pew pew!

Sounds like they want to hold on to their stock for a few months and then double the price.

any idea about the classifiers? can I run multiple guns?

how long do you guys expect this match to run? can I run two classifiers if I pay the extra fee?

You gonna be there Bob ?

Firearms guild in rahway has a large selection, though I feel there prices are high. It'd be worth checking them out though, and then hitting Bullseye Tactical in Woodbridge which is 5 minutes down the road, smaller selection but chris ( the owner ) is good to work with.

Check out the Steel Challenge events ( speed on steel ) @ CJRPC & OBRPC

O snap!

So much crap to buy, so little money! Hey, my birthday is next week, if you all wanna pitch in to buy me two cases I promise I'll act suprised. Alec

ID...P...wha? Is that the funny game where they make you wear a jacket and don't let you drop ammo ?

I wish we had more local shooters that took interest in competitive revolver. Bringing the revolver out for uspsa always seems to be a conversation starter and people are interested in them, but I've never seen more than 2 at our local matches.

Looks like a 4" Colt Anaconda, Stainless unfluted, and a blued. Sexyguns

Except in revolver division you are usually first, AND last. Never said it was a popular division!

Scores ?

Awesome match, we had a good squad of guys and everybody shot pretty well. I must say though, old bridge loves to run those 50 yard classifiers. FML !

sgammo has already loaded 9mm for like 11.99 a box, pretty good price. Isnt steel @ CJRPC the first sunday as well? Do they do all year outdoor? Might be worth the trip down for that weekend maybe

Nope :-(

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I've shot that bugger a few times, crazy crazy light.

I'll check them out, Is it just me, or do they not list any quanities for box/halfcase/case ?

Beretta Model 20 or 21 ( .25acp/.22 iirc ) The thing is so tiny, honestly about the size of some of todays cell phones. Right in your pocket, no issues. It's a fun little shooter as well. -alec

My google-fu is weak, I have no home computer anymore, and our work computer blocks damn near every site ( cept' njgf , woot ! ) Anyway, alot of steel events are moving indoors for the winter and require frangible ammo, I've located some decent priced 9mm frangible, but i'd rather shoot .38 special. Does anybody have a source for .38spl (.358) bullets I can load up? Doesnt seem like there is a market out there with them. Thanks, Alec

Ready Aim Fire in bristol PA has some reloading stock, I've seen powder, primers, shotgun reloading supplies, lube, etc on their shelves, havent seen bullets - but they might keep em elsewhere. Extremes are good, i'll use them for 9mm, everything else I use lead from either Missouri Bullet company or Bayou Bullet

Real life example the doomsday preppers are right