alec.mc

disregard.

986? Cool. Though, i'm not sure why there are a bunch of the K/L frame 7 shot 9mms out there being produced when the majority of the crowd really want the N Frame 8 shot. have fun with it.

agreed. He was being a dick at the va/md sectional last month too

6 shot revo for USPSA is dead now bro, it's all about the 8 shots now. good luck trying to sell it now, sucka.

wouldnt hurt to bring 300 rounds or so. it's special because 5th sundays only come around once every so often.

If Richy is running it, they are all special... well, cause... He's a little " derp " ya know? Special steel events at CJ are typically odd ball stages, and steer away from the usual "5 plate" steel challenge stuff, in the past there have been some plate racks, bowling pin tips, steel challenge stages with 9 plates, etc etc.

Sure. I'll likely be there with my 10 shot 22 revolver

Typically, pits 1 and 2 are sometimes un-used as well.

L-10 minor ? Cray cray

somebody just posted one in the classifieds. I dont own one, but have shot it a few times, it's a cool little space rifle, trigger leaves a little to be desired, but its a cool platform to go along with a 92fs

thanks poppi

throw a couple bags of sand up and call it a day.

wont stop the glock fan boys, they are about as bad as the H&K fan boys

Sent you a stage

no, it wont last very long at all. It'll dimple quickly, and become unsafe.

3/8 ar500 will work fine for pistols. just keep a safe distance when shooting steel, especially for rifles.

I thought you were talking about old bridge this sunday. http://worldclasssteel.com/

Yeh, i'll be shooting the PM session on sunday. ( you do know that sunday is the world class steel northeast regional , right? -- pre registration required, 80$ per gun )

your lack of street cred aside. the 22 steel challenge event is great, it's extremely fast, competitive and quick.... assuming you dont suck. but yeh, I love bringing out the 22s for steel challenge and owning russell

indeed.

fat chance.

This is the correct answer The holy trinity on a hot dog is ketchup first, mustard on top of that, and then seal the deal with relish.

No, copper is softer then the stainless steel of the gun, so it will not do any damage. I'll use them to scrub around the cylinder face and cylinder window. I'll also ball it up and run it down my barrel or cylinder holes in conjunction with a cylinder brush.

nothing sets off the taste of a steak like a little ketchup.

All these items should be in your cleaning kit for a revolver lewis lead remover kit http://www.brownells.com/gun-cleaning-chemicals/patches-mops/lead-remover/lead-remover-kit-45-sku516100045-21587-19645.aspx?cm_mmc=cse-_-Itwine-_-shopping-_-Lewis%20Lead%20Remover&gdftrk=gdfV21820_a_7c187_a_7c1021_a_7c516100045_d_516100036_d_10190 Lead Remover cloth ( ON STAINLESS GUNS ONLY, will remove bluing ) http://www.midwayusa.com/product/647492/midwayusa-rust-and-lead-remover-gun-cleaning-cloth 100% copper chore boy pads http://www.amazon.com/Chore-Boy%C2%AE-Copper-Scrubbers-Pack/dp/B000RO5JC8/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top Also, dont shoot cheap soft lead that will leave lead all over your barrel and forcing cone.