alec.mc

I recently started collecting all my used brass @ the range for when I decide to start reloading ( i figure once i have 1500-2000 of each of my main calibers i'll start to reload them ) I am interested in picking up some Prvi Partizan 38 Special for my ruger gp100 and was wondering If this would be a good option to buy and shoot, then save them and reload them X amount of times. ( I can buy a loaded box of 1000 for 270 : https://www.targetsportsusa.com/p-941-prvi-partizan-38-special-158-grain-lead-round-nose-ammunition.aspx ) Some online reviews say they are great, some others say they are brittle for reloading, -- Has anybody here had first hand experience with Prvi Partizan for reloading? Should I spend a few more bucks on some 'higher quality/more expensive' rounds to shoot and save to save a headache while reloading in the future? Thanks -Alec

and I thinks you should posts a full size. thank you bye.

Best nerf game ever! thought this video was pretty good... I can remember running around like this when I was a kid.

Meh, watched it. I enjoy watching them working on/firing weapons, but all the clearly staged, and fake ' drama ' crap has got to go. It's sort of akward to watch these stupid soap opera scenrios... Just shoot some **** up! I'll DVR the season anyway! On a side note, the show that was on afterwards- One Man Army was pretty bad a** and I enjoyed watching that, another show to fill up the DVR with. -alec

the only thing I dont like about the mobile browsing is that I am unable to see " newest threads started " or whatever it is.

My alter ego... aka, Mr. Pink ( reservoir dogs ) most iconic movie still ever: ( i have a big poster of this on my wall )

Im pretty sure i know the answers, but......Out of curiosity, is it the LAW that firearms HAVE to be locked? ie: trigger lock, slide lock, etc && and how is separate container interpreted ? If I have a range bag with two separate pockets, firearm in one, and ammo in the other pocket, but essentially in the same bag... legal ?

Sure thing,

Just thought i'd share: This was sort of an impulse buy I came across while browsing amazon, It's a Smith and Wesson Search and rescue knife, Made by Taylor Brands. Seems to be a pretty decently made knife, it's made in china, but it feels extremly sturdy, solid and feels like it will take a beating. Even the sheath isnt half bad, comes with a little sharpener in the front pocket. All in all I feel it's a great buy @ 20 dollars! .... Though, I wouldnt carry this every day. http://www.amazon.com/Smith-Wesson-CKSUR1-Bullseye-Search/dp/B000UUR6OI/ref=cm_cmu_pg__header Pics:

Right here. Post in the marketplace.

price is 219, but still pretty good. that works out to $10.95 a box, not bad. picked me up a case.

Mike, I think I did some sort of bullseye event a month or so ago, the one I did was all one handed(strong hand ) from the 25 yard line..... Pretty sure it was like PPC with 6 shots , reload , 6 shots. All on the timer. ... I felt like a dope, hardly hitting the paper. Practice makes perfect. -Alec

is this the one you're refering to when you say DOH holster? http://www.blade-tech.com/Black-Ice-DOH-pr-1211.html

I was looking to pick one of these up as well, what sort of shape are they in? can you post some pictures. -Alec

Sport only.

I'll be the very first to admit that I dont know the slightest thing about belt / holster setups, though I'd be interested in picking up something basic to hold magazines / speed loaders and a firearm. From what little I read and understand different competitions have different rules, I think I may have read IDPA , or USPSA Require that the belt wider then 1 3/4" or something, and has to actually go through your belt loops on your pants, where as some other competitions do not. So, what are some basic rules / need to knows a newbie like me should consider when buying a setup? Any favored / favorite brands that are popular among those who shoot competitively ? Does it make more sense to have multiple belts for each gun ? or one belt and just change accessories out? I currently have a Beretta M9A1 ( w/rail ) and a Ruger GP100 that i'd be interested in picking something up for, but still like to abide to rules and regulations. Thanks. -Alec

Mine is the opposite of yours. My FID has my new address in woodbridge, the front of my drivers license has my old address in Colonia, and I have the " change of address " sticker on the back of my drivers license. Pretty sure your FID needs to have the new address, and not the other way around.

If you are interested in Lake Island - Contact JOHN FOX , here on the forums. I'll try to PM you his contact info. -Alec

Wow, Learn something new every day - I never realized mine folded down.

Also, read this:

9am Bring : Handgun 50 rds of ammo ( no magnums ) Safety gear Checkbook ID/FID Check out http://obrpc.org/ Have fun

Hard to extract is one thing... Having to pound the spent casings out with a mallet and a rod is another. Any other magnum load i've fired off in this has extracted without issues.

Doh, Just re-read the OP. Give me a break man, lol.. I literally just woke up. -alec

I'll take it. Maybe I can swing by tonight before work and Get it ? I have to be in Hoboken at 11pm for work, Pm me your address and cell phone #. I'll even give you a box or 2 of some 9mm if you want Thanks - alec