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Frank, Gun Blew Up Frank!!!

It is a fun gun, waiting on a new Sear Spring for mine and thinking about making it an open gun just for the fun of it, and for my Wife and Daughter to play with. Still trying to get them out and maybe try Steel, but will see how that goes after the warm weather returns.

If you like the 1911 (who doesn't) I would look at the GSG 1911-22, if you want to try one out and are ever around OBRPC, give me a shout, I have one you can try out.

^^^^^^ This...

If you want your brass it's yours, just let other members of the squad know you save brass and IF the squad is working together it's very easy to keep the stages set, targets taped, scored, and brass picked up, again, that is IF you have a plan for your squad. It has been very nice the latter part of this year for many of us here on the forum. We have been getting squads together for both Steel and USPSA and we have been setting up a game plan for how we are going to run our squad. Haven't had any problems at all. Brass collected, stage keeps moving, each person is doing their part, and one of the best things, we are all getting to know each other, making for a friendlier and more fun time for all, and here is one of the bigger things. We have run many first time or new shooters in our squads for both Steel and USPSA. It has taken a lot of the first time or new shooter apprehension away, it has also taught the new shooters that we are a squad of shooters and workers and we all have a job and hopefully when we aren't together it rubs off on some of the other people they run into. Nothing worse than a squad where you have 1 or 2 RO's and only 1 or 2 other people pitching in, makes a lot of extra work that they don't need to be doing, and it slows whole squad down, not to mention the nest squad that is going to have to wait for yours to move to the next stage.

Ok, how about this. For Ray

No, but did you watch the video, freakin amazing. Maybe it it had moving Zombies and shooting it would be better??

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File a complaint, dump the girl, be done with it before you get a new forum nickname.

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A judge or Jury would probably be able to answer that better.

I would think it depends on that states Castle Doctrine.

T True, but they did say OKC Area, could have been an out of the way area (Rural), don't really know from the report.

Being that I'm off nights, I'm good for anyplace and JJ's a good choice also.

Consider it practice for when you do..

I would say you did come to the right place. Especially as a new shooter, do not buy a gun without trying it out at the range. 1000 people may say this is the perfect gun for you, but you will not know how you like it until you shoot it, holding it is nice, but shooting it is what will tell YOU if it will be a good gun for you. As luck would have it, there are options, Check out Shore Shot in Lakewood, we as NJGF members get a discount, on rentals, ammo and range time and you can rent multiple guns in the same caliber for the price of renting 1 gun. Something too good to not take advantage of.

Very good, and I am glad it turned out well for her and her child. This folks, is the way it is supposed to be and is in many places outside the PR of NJ.

Don't ever trust any type of indicator, in my opinion they are not needed in the first place, the only true way to know it's empty is to look in the chamber, touch the chamber and after that, treat it as if was still loaded. Get into that habit and keep your bogger picker off the trigger and you will be good.

I know, picking nits, but fixed that for ya Bob..

Is there really a right answer to this??? Like they say, you can never have too much ammo, well unless your going swimming that is.

I am just glad my UPS and FedEx guys both shoot and understand when I order ammo and supplied. However the heaviest order to date was only around 175 lbs and that's only 1 hand truck to my door. Now when I order from Delta Precision, they usually come USPS, I have a great mailman, but while he doesn't like the heavy boxes, he knows whats in them and does what ever he need to do, so no issue there.

He is new here and that is exactly what he is doing, I know I sure have learned a lot in my just over a year of being here.

The .40 minor load that I have only played with practicing are pretty nice, will see how they do at the next steel match. I'm using 3.5gr of N320, 180gr FMJ DP bullets and CCI primers @ 1.125, I am right in the 125PF +/- a few. By the way, I normally have my Crono in the car, so if you want to see what yours are at, the next time we are both at OB ask and the normal, you shoot it, you buy it clause.