alec.mc

Yup, $5 dollar per gun for members, I think it's 20 for non members Filling out your SCSA number on the application does nothing, you need to see myself or dave after the match and request a classification form, in which you will pay an extra $ dollar to submit, fill out your stage times for whatever classifier we run, and it'll be submitted.

" Friends dont let Friends buy Kimbers "

No. This is daves match on sunday so its all unofficial stages with 1 official steel challenge stage

OBRPC is hosting it's monthly Real Deal Steel Challenge event this coming Easter Sunday, the 20th. https://www.facebook.com/groups/oldbridgesteel http://www.oldbridgeknockdown.com/

Routine will be the name of the game, get yourself a plan of action and stick to it. obviously, the walk through is going to be very important -Read the COF paper yourself, twice, -Walk through the stage as much as time allows, -count your targets - Know exactly where every target is on that stage -PLAN your reloads. - This is one thing that would save countless time on stages for new uspsa shooters. Running the gun dry, not realizing the slide is locked back, and then taking another 2-3 seconds lining your sights up until the gun goes click, then doing a reload, -- all said in done, it probably robs 6-8 seconds from your stage time. Also, " double taps " isnt simply lining up your sights and pulling the trigger twice, it's 2 separate controlled shots, watch your front sight, when it comes back down , crank out your 2nd shot. As a new shooter, concentrate on getting your hits first , and then worry about speed. Speed will come as you get more familar with the game, calling your shots, and breaking down stages. Most importantly, dont be one of those schmucks who doesn't help tape and reset the stage. And oh yeh, have fun. -alec

I dont think you are going to find any public ranges that are 24/7 , pretty much most of them are members only clubs

yeh. I guess they would need to be proprietary to that rifle only. Then you can have whatever mag limit

Anybody who wears shoes like that deserves the sunburn.

I'm not to familiar with production division as I dont shoot it, but the basic rules are. Stock factory gun, but I do think replacement front sights are ok, and some other trigger modifications guns cant be single action, either need to be DA/SA or DAO. non race style holster, and mag pouches placed behind the hip bone on your belt. you can only load mags to 10 rounds

http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php/topic/37797-uspsa-idpa-a-synopsis-updated-03232014/ Both would probably put in you in production division, depending on what holsters / mag pouches you choose.

Wrong, I wasn't wearing any shoes.

Any solvent wouldn't get to the primers in a loaded round, loaded ammo is sealed up pretty tight. just pound it out with a brass rod or wooden dowel, everything will be fine.

Jeezzz . The scores arent up yet? Great match today. Even better weather. I dont know how I got sun burned through my shorts.

Just like them damn stores that wont serve me unless I am wearing Shirt shoes and pants! I mean, If I want to go into Arbys barefoot, I should damn well be able to ! I mean, there is no LAW against it !

You guys are all full of crap. If your in the market for a gun, and the store who asks you for your FID to handle guns is $150 cheaper then the store that doesnt ask for an FID to handle, well .. -- I betcha I know where you're going to be buying it.

All excellent ideas, I'm going to submit these proposed changes to my state legislator. Thank you for your time

It's an analogy, not an exact point for point match to the FID situation. I've never been toa gun store in NJ that has not asked me for an FID card, it's pretty much common practice. Who knows, maybe showing your FID to the counter clerk first ensures: A) You might actually buy a gun, since you can legal own. B) You've gone through rigerious background checks, so he knows you may very well be half trust worthy when he places a new $1,200 dollar pistol in your hand and you dont run out the door with it. C) It's the store owners policy, I dont get mad at mcdonalds when they limit me to 3 sauces with my chick nuggets. It's just the way it is.

No, you want a real snug fit to pull out all the gunk that's in there, it's pretty common to use one size up. Also, most chamber brushes are made of brass, which is softer then the steel of the cylinder. It will not cause any damage.

I have little issues with this, and it doesnt bother me much at all. As a car salesman you wouldnt want to spend an hour or 2 pitching a new corvette only to find out the person doesnt have even have a drivers liscence would you?

Yup, like said above - Not a law, but store owners can implement their own store policies.

NJ Diver, Please check signs of over pressure on your magnum rounds before writing this off as a crud ring, while they will be tight to eject, you shouldnt have to pound them out.

Yup, likely a crud line like the above guys said, Though - It could also be that your magnum rounds are over pressure. Are the primers flat as a pancake? -Alec

Horrible news Howard, I'm sorry to hear that.

I'll send a stage, or two over tonight when I get to work, like I said - i'll help lug stuff around when I can, but i'll need some helpers. -Alec