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I've never , ever , heard that about C-Mores....(but i'm sure people of had issues with them at sometime or another ) While my opinion is weighed more toward the " competition " aspect of things,and not the tactical / self defense side, Looking at what the pro competition shooters are using, is usually a good sign of what equipment works, and what doesn't. Most every one of them are running C-More red dots, and they most definitely get put through the paces. I dont think so personally, but it's all user preference. I run a 6 MOA on my USPSA / ICORE gun, which is fairly common, some others will go with an 8 MOA. The higher quality the sight, the easier it will be to see the reticle in undesirable conditions, like bright sun light. The one thing I remember about the RM06 Trijicon , ( at least I think it was this one ) was the pinkish/purple tint that the glass had on the user side, I really thought it was sort of distracting. I much prefer clear glass. If you're willing to spend that sort of coin on the Trijicon, I'd look at the Deltapoint Pro 2.5 MOA red dot.

I've tried a bunch of red dots, burris, deltapoints, vortex, trijicons, and cmores. I run C-More RTS 2 on my guns, I've got both 6 moa and 8 Moa, both are very visible. Do you require something that will automatically be on when you draw the gun? or do you not mind having to turn the dot on prior to shooting.

Shoot whatever you are most comfortable shooting and shoot the best.

http://tkcustom.com/ is who you want to do the conversion if you want to do it. You'll still be able to use speedloaders an/or moonclips. Bob always gives sound advice, The moonclip to brass marriage is extremely important. You'll want to stick with the headstamp that is meant for that moonclip for best results. 7 shot is dumb , it really has no home in competitions if that is your intention. Buy a 6 shooter ( or get a 6 shot 686 cylinder installed )

I'm in woodbridge as well, don't recall my initial fid took, but permits usually only take 3 weeks or so, and Connie at the desk is great to deal with.

5 is generally a good # to have.

not sweating.

Well, as far as I know aim points and eotech. Have very small reticle, 1 moa and 2 moa. The nice thing about cmore a are the wide range of available dot sizes . I use a 6 moa and 8 moa , which are easy to pickup

The problem as well may be low (cheaper) quality red dots. Better quality red dot sights typically have brighter and crisper dots. Check out dots like the Cmore RTS 2 and Deltapoint 2

Pretty much, there is sensitivity control on it, but I doubt very very much you'd be able to lower it enough just to pick up your shots.

you're local range is going to take it, put it on their shelves and sell it for 50 dollars a box. Dont be stupid. Sell it, keep it, or give it to a friend.

cause maths.

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i'd check with the match director(s)...but I heard there wasnt any special steel this month. Just saying to double check before you commit to going.

I know that, you know that. ....but this is the TSA we are talking about here.

Personally, i'd declare it anyway. Be on the safe side, it doesnt take but an extra 10 minutes.

OBRPC & CJRPC. Both private ranges, which require membership.

Steve, I assume CJ would adopt the same method as OB? Registration at steel scoring and import that data into practiscore to use with the nooks?

Yes, I shot my 8 shot revolver with a red dot in Open Division.

http://www.classifiercalc.com/ Your stage HF was 5.5914 Based on HF entered, we calculate your "National Percentage" will be: 54.0378% GM = 95-100% M = 85-94.9% A = 75-84.9% B = 60-74.9% C = 40-59.9% D = 39.9% or less So, C class.

the one time I was there, we were also told that you were only allowed to load a max of 5 rounds in a magazine at a time.

Welcome, I've lived in Colonia all my life, moved to Woodbridge a few years ago. Heritage Guild in Rahway, and Bullseye Tactical are the two shops in our area. As far as ranges, your best option would be to join OBRPC ( Old Bridge Rifle and Pistol Club ) www.obrpc.org , it's a " private " range with initiation fees, but it's the best facilities around. There is also Lakeside (something ) in carteret. Been there once, it's very small , just 2 or 3 indoor lanes. Dont know much else about it. Woodbridge is not horrible with permits, usually around the 5-6 week mark. Best of luck.

Chris is excellent to deal with, FFL transfer fees are very fair. Though, Bullseyes inventory isn't anything close to what HG has.

The only other shop close by is Bullseye Tactical on main street in woodbridge, about a 5-7 minute drive from Heritage in rahway