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Elvis scheduled to come to a match? Great,... Now i know it's gonna rain or something... Maybe even tidal waves and earthquakes.

I would of said maybe he just didnt know if it was just named hitler, but doting the " i " with a swastika , .... he knew, He knew damn well.

Steel challenge ( static )

Got that cheapy optic working right ? I have like no ammo loaded up, which means I'll be shooting rimfire pistol iron and rimfire open carbine

AKA Zombie Survival camp

Beretta makes a nice gun, I know plenty of happy px4 owners. Good luck with it.

Excellent! Thanks sponsors! Thanks for all the work Iggy. on a side note, I sent a check a few weeks ago. Did you get it? -Alec

Know your target and what is beyond. Be absolutely sure you have identified your target beyond any doubt. Equally important, be aware of the area beyond your target. This means observing your prospective area of fire before you shoot. Never fire in a direction in which there are people or any other potential for mishap. Think first. Shoot second.

When they're done.

It's homemade. Just some flat stock.

Ehhhhh, sounds to me he is trying to pull a fast one. He'll come up with the story saying you need to pay 35 per gun to get them back, to only get 50$ on a buy back, hoping that you'll say " forget it, just keep em". Then he turns and sells them making big profit. As far as I know all gun buy backs are anonymous.

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I must of been a busy bee! Shooting in 2 squads! Kings, think you got me mixed up, I shot in the group with nick, Harry, Jon Futey and maksim

Sweet! First place revolver division, ... Granted I was the only one in the division, first none the less. What do I win ?

Should be. Im pretty sure that the Spartan models feed ramps are on the frame, where as the higher end model like the Trojan is intergrated into the barrel. Either which way, It's a great gun. I have a Trojan in 9mm 5". Good shooter, no major problems. Only issue i've ever had was nose diving sometimes if the first round in a 10rd mag is a flat point, round noses always run great. ( Tripp Mags )

Maks, I have a similar one from big dog, 1/2", has been a great beefy target that will take any shot so far. http://bigdogsteel.com/ipstta.html they make them in different sizes, good prices ( all prices are shipped )

Frank, You have any materials/scraps left of the steel you used to make the base? I have a similar target, currently using a base i made out of 2x4s, but it's seen better days, and it's heavy as a mofo. I've been meaning to buy a bunch of steel for targets and other projects, but it's just not around to it yet. PM me a price for some of it , enough to make one ( i'd probably want to go a little wider on the base then you did, how's that been holding up? wobbly? has it fallen over yet? )

As ridiculous that as it may sound, I think that a lawyer could come up with some really good points attributing that the 12# trigger is inherently harder to control and more innacurate then a " standard " trigger. Is it Glocks fault? No. It's the momo who came up with idea that the NY2 triggers were a good idea. If you think lack of training did not play a factor in not only this cause, but the dozens of other cases throughout the years of police firing off dozens if not damn near 100 rounds and hitting the perp less then a handful of times your insane. It's their JOB to be accurate, and if your not an expert marksmen with your duty weapon, you need some work. And how can we all be monday morning quarterbacking when it's only Saturday?

Why buy the cow when you get the milk for free?

I'm sorry to use you as an example Joe, but there it is folks. What makes police better then the rest of us to carry and use a firearm? I do more shooting in a weekend then most police will do all year. Personally, IMO The whole - Police are better trained & qualified argument is shattered, as we see with this nypd incident Unless a cop takes it upon hiself, like Joe, to better his skills both for hobby and professional reasons, the skill is just not there with the average cop.

Joe, I'd give you at least 15 yards before your barn hittage percentage became sketchy. LoL

Agreed, Personally, I think there should be more training for the nypd. There are too many stories of police unloading 50-100 shots and hitting their target 10 times. I dont mean this as an insult to any police officer, and it's certaintly not the case for every police officer, but any cop i've seen handle a gun couldnt hit the side of a barn 10 yards in front of them, And I certainly didnt feel safe around them. ( No Joe, I dont mean you buddy! ) Eliminate these horrendously heavy triggers that serve no purpose other to aid the officer in missing, and get some actual training in. It's nobodys fault but the people making the rules, not the officer. I've seen police qualifiers, specifically at the bullet hole. And it was a joke. 43% ? Doesnt NY have a 10 round limit? What capacity mags do the NYPD carry? In a city as over populated as NYC, If a officer needs to fire off his/her duty weapon, I think they should be a little more conservitive and deliberate with their shot placement.

Same old same old. The laws we have need better enforcement, rather then throwing on more additional laws that nobody( criminals ) wont follow.

I thought guns were completely outlawed in NYC? How could this happen!??!!! on a side note - gun violence / shootings /crime in the city? uhh, not surprised.

Duppie, It's real interesting how different the two countries deal with serious offenders. I know next to nothing about Norway's statistics, but how is their track record typically with their rehabilitation and light sentences ? Repeat offenses after release? Low crime rate around?