alec.mc

i'm going to pop this in my calender with the hopes to make it. I've got a bunch of shotgun ammo and clays, but no shotgun! FML *calling out mike beck to lend me one of them nice over unders, mmmm ***

My DVR didnt record it so I watched it for free on the amc website. http://www.amctv.com/shows/the-walking-dead -alec

and can we combine this thread, or move over to the * official * walking dead thread that's been going on forever. http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/topic/19550-the-walking-dead/page__st__600

" Holy Shit " Good premier, interesting to see what the characters bring.

Aliens

The good thing about the iPhones are actually the crazy fan boys, and how much they hold their value. I havent had to pay for an iPhone since they debuted back when, In fact - I've made a substantial amount of money just upgrading to the new models. I've always pre-ordered / bought an extra 1 or 2 and listed them on ebay and they've always sold for between 1200-1500 dollars. x 2 phones, and then selling my older model that i've used for 3 years for between 200-300 bucks. So, I bassically make a couple grand to upgrade to the new models. Sounds Crazy, but it's fact. I'd be stupid not to go this route. God Bles Amurica

Maks, your stage was a pain in the arse. 2 FTE . Dammit! And screwed the pooch on the classifier And shot like poo the rest of the stages

I hear good things about the upgrades for the sig/gsg1911-22. i think most are here: http://www.cwaccessories.com/Products.html

buy the cheapest ruger 10/22 you can find, your pretty much just buying it for the receiver ( and trigger group if you are keeping it ) and tossing everything else ( if you want to do a build like your talking about ) Like said above, you can get carried away, but you get exactly what you want. PERSONALLY, i wouldnt REPLACE the entire trigger group with a kidd, or volquartsen group. Go ahead and spend the 30-50 dollars on upgraded hammer / spings / guts for the trigger group. I did this with mine and the trigger is down to about 2 lbs. If you are looking for a crazy light trigger your only option may be to spend the money, but to me - 2lbs is just fine. Barrels, again - skies the limit - I spent about 100 bucks on a green mountian barrel - while it shoots fine, it's on the heavy side - I initally used it as a bench gun @ 100 yards, but lately I've used it in Steel challenge and the weight is definately a hinderence.

LoL the building for the indoor range isn't even that color. Wonder how old that photo is

So ugly it can be a modern art masterpeice

aluminum-zinc alloy

I'd skip the mosquito as well, good call. We saw one break in two , slide cracked in half, at a steel challenge match last weekend. Pretty ridiculous for a 22

I'm a HUGE fan of the Ruger Mark 2/3 series, so I'd like to reccomend you to reconsider, but if you already made your mind up so be it. I've shot the M&P22, which belongs to a shooting buddy. It's been problematic for him, And personally I do not like they way they feel. Feels to much like a toy ( as do most the all plastic 22s ) The Sig 1911-22 / GSG 1911 - From what i've observed, they've been hit or miss. I've seen more than one that cannot get through a string of 25 rounds without jamming at least once or twice. But i've also seen the odd ball out, who runs pretty good most the time. Again, IMO - They are hit or miss. Lastly, IMO - a Ruger Mark 2/3 w/ bull barrel is the best .22 pistol money can buy. It actually feels like a real gun and has some weight to it due it's steel design. Mine has been the most accurate / fastest / and realiable pistol I own. I've shot probably over 10,000 rounds through it so far this year and I can count on one hand how many times i've had a issue ( mostly ammo related ) Good luck with your choice.

While ill agree a smooth trigger is important, when you have an 18lb trigger its sort of a moot point A mix between a manageable weighted trigger and a smooth pull is best. A good gunsmith can get a double action trigger on a centerfire revolver down to about 4.5 lbs, I do think rimfire needs to be a bit heavier by default by the way it strikes, but how much I do not know.

I usually bring 200 rds and have a handful left over at the end, but bring 250 to be safe - who knows if there will be a few Texas stars that burn alot of rounds

You got some street cred now, you been shot !

Imma try to make it down.

He's shooting a .22, Dad is in control of the firearm the whole time, son is just getting a kick out of pulling the trigger. I have no issues with this, when that kid is 15 he will probably be a world class grand master. I wish I had started young.

MMmmm, Kristan is fiiiinnneeee

Pretty much all the normal stuff goes except for rifle rounds, magnum loads, and black powder There will be an Open/Iron divison for Pistol / Rimfire Pistol / Rimfire Carbine / Revolver / Centerfire Carbine As far as the weather, hopefully it holds out - Typically they'll send out an email before hand if the match will be cancled.

Yes, you can shoot a .40 carbine w/ optics. You do not need any mag pouches at all, but you SHOULD have 5 mags for your carbine. Steel challenge is 5 runs per stage, 5 targets per run. So assuming you dont miss, it's 25 rounds per stage. fastest time wins

Jon, sorta interested. Cept' the 28th is uspsa @ ob! Fail !

Will you be demonstrating how to field strip a deer?

and all the cool people are in different squads!