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I went on a mini mag kick when I first got heavy into .22s, but honestly I think federal bulk is the absolute best. They've worked amazing in all my 22s and are reasonably priced. Mini mags always left everything " waxy ", which I didn't care for.

While it's a good point, I recall reading something like most firearm "shot count" in a CCW situation ends at 2-3 shots.

Ruger must of changed the cylinder, it's like half unfluted, and recessed, pretty cool. is it the 38+p or the .357? Mine has the full flutes(.357) edit: see pic:

Oh come on Raymond, you know better! First off, I think that guy in the video is a frigging tool bag. but that's another topic. Like you, I am a big Revolver enthusiast, and I personally feel they are the most user friendly gun you can pick up, anybody can do it. What's harder then picking it up, and pulling the trigger? No safety latches, slide releases, mag drops, beaver tail safetys, etc etc. Draw Backs for CCW? most are heavy side, bulky, Limited in shots, etc. I can see why people would stray away because of this, but it's all personal preference. I've got the Ruger LCR snubbie for " CCW " , this , along with other lighter J-Frames, are light, small footprint, and pack a punch.

I'll be heading down the shore later on to dinner with the woman's family, it'll be our first family event since our engagement , so I'm sure there will be tons of questions and oogling and her ring. And oh yah, traffic too.

Thanks for the cigars. Everything packed great, good communication. Alec

Revolver division, major

A good portion of us typically squad together at matches

Meh, IMO I wouldn't put it on, don't like that shiny mirror finish. Flitz works great on stainless guns, and 100% copper patches for the barrel and cylinder leading

Registered!

1st Sunday steel has moved indoors for the winter, frangible ammo only.

Plenty of down time working nights James, banged em out real quick. I feel good about taking revolver this month, first time with that particular gun, looking forward to getting some real practice in and getting faster.

Scores: http://oldbridgeknockdown.com/rds/results_RDS_20121118.html

Mmm hmm

Factory originals as far as I know

Do they make a different spring with more tension ?

They are houge " big butt " grips

It's legal for a pump shotgun, yes

The finger groves on the stock rubber houges are a problem for alot of people, including myself. Some people will grind the grooves out smooth with a dremel or the like. If you want to pick up a set of wooden, I personal perfer the fingerless big butt grips, getgrip.com has alot of options to check out

Yep, start time 9am

This story is full of " what?! " Are you a NJ resident or PA resident ? If NJ resident why are you using FFLs in PA? Or vice versa. You need to go through an FFL in the state you have your residence in. I assume you have a NJ FID card. I'm not familiar with that model, but telescoping/adjustable stocks are a no-go in NJ, it would have to be pinned to a fixed location. That being said though, if you are a PA resident/ living in PA, it shouldn't matter. As far as I know adjustable stocks are legal in PA.

O snap! Just finished, decent flick once you get passed the subtitles

Watching now , man ... The firearm laws over there are just as bad as NJ!

Old bridge is having their monthly third Sunday " Real Deal" Steel challenge match on 11/18/12 The matches are year long but come on out and enjoy the weather before its minus 20 outside. Alec

Nice bob! Did you add the ti cylinder or you picked it up like that ?