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True, i'll have to go through some of them and print / draw something up.

Any ideas for some catchy sayings for a sign?

I have in the past let people shoot my reloads through their guns, of course before hand I gave the " hey look, nothing should happen, but if there was an issue, I am not liable " agreement. I've also let ( very few ) people shoot their reloads out of my gun, with the agreement that if they blow it up, they are liable. lol I dont think it's too big of an issue as long as you trust the person, know they are competent with their reloading practices, and know that they would take responsibility.

It's worth what you paid for it. Or check gun broker for gouged pricing

F'in CRAZY man. Bet he never thought in a million years that'd be the way he check out. poor bastard

no it didnt Regular Price: $6.99 Sale Price: $4.99 In Stock

Saturday: 57 degrees / 20% chance of Rain. It'll be a day not to miss, wayyy to nice for January.

Doh, and this is why Bob is the master.

I've seen no such sign at OBRPC, and i've seen people ride in on bikes before in the past. Ask harry, he should know

I'm not familiar with tarus revolvers, but on a s&w UNDER the rear sight leaf it would be drilled and tapped to accept a mount of some sort. Do a little googling on your particular revolver and check under the rear sight by removing it, and checking for drilled and tapped holes. I put a C-More Slidride with a Allchin mount on one of my competition revolvers. http://www.cmore.com/slideride.html http://www.allchingunparts.com/

Add falling skies to what your missing list

Thanks for posting, Don't really shoot the AK tooooo much, but only have about 200 rds of 7.62x39 left. It'd be silly not to buy right now, at this price. Placed an order for 500 rds

Understood. Nick shoots my gun, but if he blows it up he has one to replace mine with, lol

No problem, also - the following day ( sunday ) Is USPSA @ CJRPC, much different then any steel match, but another extremly fun discipline for you to get hooked on.

By all means, 225 may be plenty - i'm not trying to get you to go out and buy more ammo or anything. 225 might suffice, it might not, some people never ever ever ever miss, some guys take 2-3 shots to hit what they are aiming at sometimes, It all comes down to skill level and what you feel comfertable packing for the day.

Don't over think it, bring 250-300 rounds of ammo should be fine, you can always bring extra home, but if you run out before the end of the day you won't be too happy. I plan on bringing 300 rds of 38spl. Hopefully I have something to bring home at the end of the day ! Ha

Comparing static steel to knockdown isn't quite accurate. Static is a speed game, you have these big honkin' plates, some 18x24 at 10 -20 yards, not THAT hard to miss. Knockdown uses much smaller targets at varying distances, some of the smallest targets are probably no bigger then a large soft ball. But most range in the size if 8" - 10" . Various shapes , sizes, and distances. But you have alot of large targets as well, it's a fun day. Check out this video I put together a while ago of knockdown steel

Putting it on my calender, I intend on going.

Welcome, I'm in Woodbridge as well.

I can't frigging stand it when people ( pro gun ) make a good valid and sensible point, and the reporter just changes subject or moves to the next question, but when it's the other way around the reporting ( anti ) end asks the same question , over and over and over and over and over ( peirs )

Well, she needs to come back, now more then ever. Hopefully her apperance her will throw her back into the limelite

Why couldnt they have this woman up against peirs ? Smart lady, she is absolutely correct and gets her point accross well

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i'll take it off your hands

There are a few different options for aftermarket firing pins, extended and " competition " Extended are just that, they are a touch longer then stock, and some competition ones are actually shorter, theory being that if its shorter it has more time to travel and gain up speed to ignite a primer. These are typically on fancy competition revolvers with 4.5lb-5lb triggers.