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Fat fingers, huh???

If you ever find yourself down at the OBRPC for a Steel, USPSA, or OBRAMS match let me know, I have a Marlin 39A 22LR you send a few downrange if you like.

Well it should be as easy as going to a shop saying I want this, a call to NICS and you get a thumb's up, pay, and go on your way. So in your comparison, maybe not as easy as a can of soda, but only a phone call and some paperwork should be the only difference.

Will miss this one also, damn work and responsabilities...

Welcome to the Forum.. How do you like that, 5 minutes to the answer..

Do your self a favor, don't even think about just observing, I have yet to meet anyone who went to do just that, and 5 minutes after it started we only doing 1 thing, kicking them selves for not shooting the match.

Glad I roll my own..

Well then, Welcome to the Forum..

Plenty of new shooters participate and we usually get a squad of forum members together so if you want to show up for one, just do it. Like I said, keep an eye on the competition folder for posts about matches at OB and you will see more info not only about the match, but who and were we are to meet up.

Damn you Paul...

401....

Yea, but you thought about it... LOL

Check Ira over at Legends and see what he has, you can find him in the Forum Vendor section, I know he puts some together for people, not sure if he stocks them, but each time I see him, there are few in the safe. He's an out of his house FFL only, not a store front. Also Chris at Bullseye in Woodbridge might be have something. I'm not big on the Sayreville sportsman, but you do have few other places in the area, and Don't forget Tony and Paul, all good guys who great to do business with. Here are a few I mentioned: Have done some sort of business with all of them and would recommend all of them. Arms-N-Ammo Bullseye Tactical Supply East Brunswick Sportsman Legend Firearms - Marlboro, NJ TJ Sporting Arms - Bayville, NJ

What??? lol

Wow, people would really let it get that low??

Not sure about the rules in IDPA but the CZ 75-TS may not be approved, I do know it falls out of the production category for Production in USPSA so it may not be a good option for what you are looking for. Either way, if I do decide to sell I will post it in the appropriate section sometime between Monday and Wednesday this week. As far as you options, I think you already said the best one and I'll quote it here. ""Of course I can always go get another pile of permits and just buy them all!""

Where are you located, there is a FFL that may have some on hand in the CJ area.

Sure is and I just may have one that I am looking to get rid of. Will know for sure by Wednesday next week. Just know its a great USPSA limited L/10 gun. SA with a 2lb trigger pull thats got a clean break and ultra short reset. Just so you know if I do sell, the only reason is I load a much longer OAL in .40 S&W for my Brazos Edge and don't feel like setting up 2 different tool heads to load 40 cal.

Joe, you might want to see how many people who are going to the next match you will make at OB have them and see if they would bring them for you to try out. I'd bet you probable would get more than half of them if not most of them to try out side by side. Heck I'd be right there with ya trying a few of them out myself if it works out.

Doubt a helicoil would work in something that thin. Also while I keep helicoils on hand I really like timesert's better in most application. Not for this type of repair but a better alternative to helicoils in most applications. http://www.timesert.com/

Lol. So thay have something to shoot being you probably exhausted the 12ga supply in NJ single handily..

You might want to chase the threads with a tap very lightly, but more than likely that's not going to work. The only off the top of my head idea would be if that doesnt work it to take the screw to a local gunsmith and see if they have one where the head and taper matches but the next thread size up.

Very nice find Steve, will watch it tomorrow between conference calls and telcon's.

As it should be Joe, just back them up so you never loose them.

Shooting is fun and I'd rather be doing that than a lot of other things, but you really can't beat fun with the kids and family. Enjoy these years, they are not replaceable.