Skip to content
View in the app

A better way to browse. Learn more.

New Jersey Gun Forums

A full-screen app on your home screen with push notifications, badges and more.

To install this app on iOS and iPadOS
  1. Tap the Share icon in Safari
  2. Scroll the menu and tap Add to Home Screen.
  3. Tap Add in the top-right corner.
To install this app on Android
  1. Tap the 3-dot menu (⋮) in the top-right corner of the browser.
  2. Tap Add to Home screen or Install app.
  3. Confirm by tapping Install.

hd2000fxdl

Members
  • Joined

  • Last visited

Everything posted by hd2000fxdl

  1. Welcome to the forum..
  2. Frank, my daughter wants a Yorkie and the wife says she wants one also, I want a Shepard, but with only 3 of us in the house and me against 2, I'll be getting a Yorkie. It won't be till May or June, I'd appreciate any info you can pass along.
  3. hd2000fxdl replied to Bully's topic in Handguns
    Have you looked at youtube, there are plenty of 1911 videos from basic field stripping to complete take-down, and everything in between.
  4. Looks good Tony, Next match at OB, make some new ones and we can try them out..
  5. I'd count them if I was you, heck I have been down a total of 3 time, once run off the road but a guy and a girl in separate cars having a road rage fight in Kali back in 85 and one of them clipped me. One time up in Stokes on a nice twisty road and a nice right hand bend that was about 60 degrees around and had a truck come at me on my side of the road half way in the turn. I did all I could, went to the other side of the road to avoid that head on, I leaned my bike scraping pegs trying to make the turn but ran out of rubber, but my rear tire left the road first not the front so I didn't give up the bike did. The last was in Ohio on the way back to NJ after riding out to Colorado for a weekend party, did the tumble and roll at about 65-70 MPH in a bad rain storm. That's the only one I should have been able to avoid, I should have pulled over and waited it out. But I'm still riding and will till the end, not too bad for someone with over half a million miles on Harley's and Old Trumpets.
  6. Very very nice, congratulations..
  7. Welcome to the forum.
  8. Good idea, that's a nice easy way to make an inverted plate rack. Could even use bolts that are secured to the angle iron and just mount the plate on a small section of the bolt so it drops when hit. Keep the ideas coming. (null)
  9. This whole thread could have ended at post # 2 if it said: NO, no P2P or Copy of your P2P is needed when transporting any of your guns.
  10. No problem Mike, was in the area, and heck If I know you were going to clean and paint them this fast I would have left mine with you..
  11. I would have like to see the spacing on the holes to be a little greater also, however if you make a 2 pronged holder for the steel, you would want one holder that would hold each of the plates no matter what size you had. So with that in mind, the 4" plates pretty much dictated to hole spacing.
  12. Forgot about the P22 and I even have one but I need a sear spring and I am also going to make it an Open Gun for OBRAMS and Steel. Another great gun for small hands.
  13. My father when he was a kid in Union used to have a trap for 22LR and would shoot there all the time, I used to have a trap when I was growing up, but it was only good for BB's and pellet guns, but still a lot better than nothing. Doesn't always have to be live ammo, BB and pellet guns both hand and long are great for the basement range. Also don't forget air-soft and unless you open all your windows and yell "I am shooting guns in my basement" out the windows, nobody is going to know.
  14. Thats just the facts of life as we know it man, you just forgot to add people who don't admit they went down.
  15. I feel you pain, most news stories about the airline industry are so off it's frustrating, but like others said, if it's not exciting it's news and doesn't get the ratings they are looking for.
  16. in a 1911 style, I would agree with Jon, GSG 1911 is a good fit, however if really small hands are a concern, how about a MK II or III, wife has the Hunter and my daughter who is 12 years old has no problem working anything on the gun, and it's very easy to rack. Either one isn't a short term use gun, they are a great addition to any gun collection for shooters of any age or experience IMHO.
  17. Yea, what Nick said..
  18. Jon, she had a good time also, just need to get her out shooting more and hopefully coming to matches, and Ray I agree with you, we do need more of these. Also it was nice to see everyone else there from familiar faces to new ones.
  19. Very nice, congratulations to both of you.
  20. Thanks, already ordered 2 of them..

Account

Navigation

Search

Search

Configure browser push notifications

Chrome (Android)
  1. Tap the lock icon next to the address bar.
  2. Tap Permissions → Notifications.
  3. Adjust your preference.
Chrome (Desktop)
  1. Click the padlock icon in the address bar.
  2. Select Site settings.
  3. Find Notifications and adjust your preference.