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Just put a good coat of gun oil on them inside and outside in the socks and your good. The only reason I mention the socks, is it's a small barrier between the gun and assuming the hard case has foam, thinking the sock will help keep the foam from getting damaged depending on what gun oil you use. You say you shoot them or check them once a month, thats good but not really needed unless you want to. Keep the case in the driest place you can in the house thats safe.

Have you called them or stopped by to see how things were going, ask them if there is anything missing or anything you can do to make the process go a little faster. I start doing this with my PD around the 2 week mark.

Looks good..

It's a step in the wrong direction no matter if it in it's current forum doesn't impact anything currently available to the general public, it's what happens next, you know, the next "Common Sense" addition to it.

What Dave said plus it sounds like a lot more than it really is, heck you could get all your required activities in 1 week if you wanted and have a lot of fun to boot. Just be warned, it's addictive, and lots of fun, so get that stand there and shoot at paper like you so at public ranges out of your head. Consider the fun factor going from driving a beat up Mini-Van to a Hot Convertible Sports Car..

Cool, and a nice price to boot.

Ok, was wondering if we might have known each other, I left there in 84 when I packed up my truck and drove to Southern Kali looking for a better place to live, and that was just after I graduated so we have about 10 years between us and probably didn't know each other. Well that is unless you were a musician and we used to jamed together, most bands I played with the other members were about 10 years older than I.

How old are you, grew up in Avenel myself..

Oh I know, and I hear you, but I do have a dedicated HD/SD 9mm, plus a .380, a 410/20ga,12ga and a few 22's, and the STI 9mm would be a comp gun and I don't keep any comp/race gun for HD/SD being if I ever had to use one (hope I never have to) I would never want to hear a lawyer stating, well it's a killing machine, it has a hair trigger of only 2lbs or less, compare that the a NYPD and it's more than 5 times easier to shoot.. Time will tell, I hope I don't have to get rid of it being I have 14 mags for 85..

Were they open or still setting up??

You could alwasy ship the ammo via FedEx or UPS from Kali to NJ just before you fly to the PR of NJ..

We need an In-n-Out Bruger here to meet at!!!

Were you PAPD??

By seconds only Mike..

Welcome to the forum and click on the OBRPC in my signature for the closest club to Woodbridge with a 24/7 indoor range and outdoor range with plenty of activities. IDPA, USPSA, Steel and many many more.

Brian, are you thinking a a single 2x4 or dual. What I was saying earlier was the same stand you just made except instead of the small section of pipe to hold the stand down, maybe a box for a 2x4 lust like the 2 end ones for the 1x2's, then you would have a stand for both IPSC and Steel. As far as the people asking for fold-able, maybe something similar to the one Maks posed, but the 2 end support pieces rather than bolting on flat stock, bolt on angle stock, more sturdy and probably a little cheaper than square stock.

Very nice Brian, nice job on the jig also..

Rey, what Mag pouch? I have to double check, but I think my CR's might use the same backing plate for the CZ75B/85B and 92 mags, but a different one for my CZ 75-TS mags IIRC. I can double check when I get home if you like.

Thanks Dan, will take you up on that one of these days..

Probably a through shot and ricochet from the angle the officers shot and what signs we can see in both of the videos, but just a guess.

Doesn't matter what one you go with, but I would look at both the Dillon 650 and Hornady L-N-L, both are progressive, both can do rifle ammo and both you probably will not grow out of. You can save a little money and not get the case feeder, but I'd bet that would last a week of using it at most before you wound up ordering one. Also here is something else to consider, see who you know that will help you with setting up the machine and be able to mentor you as you learn. That is the only reason I did go with the Dillon 650 over the Hornady L-N-L, the only reason. Each machine has it's great points, and some areas that may need a little work to customize to your liking, but know this, you will not have made a bad choice no matter what of these 2 that you may chose to get. Here is one note from a new reloader who is very green but taking it slow, even though I got the 650 over the 550 being I was thinking I would rather pay once and cry once so I would have the option to load rifle calibers, I do think I would get a single stage press when and if I ever start loading rile ammo. Not sure if others would agree but for the amount of rifle I shoot and the more attention to each step in a single stage, I feel myself personally would produce better rifle ammo on a single stage.

Welcome to the forum and back the the PR of NJ, I did the same think about 2 years ago when I moved back from Kali to NJ, been kicking myself for a while now. Not sure what forum you were on before but you found the best one for NJ gun owners.

While I do like my CZ 75-TS (.40S&W) and it's a great pistol I have a feeling later this year when it's all said and done I'll be getting rid of the CZ to help fund a .40 S&W STI for limited and L10 USPSA. Might be also doing that with my CZ 85B Combat (9mm) for a STI in 9mm as my steel gun. Would rather keep the CZ's but I know they would become safe queens after I replace them with something I would shoot all the time, unless I found the missing money tree I lost last year..

+1 Frank,,Exactly why I got the 19 over the 26 I was originally looking at, and am very glad I did.

You can still transport Firearms without a FID, you don't even need a FID to own firearms, buying pistol ammo is a problem and you have to transport as the exemption reads.