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I don't think it should matter, if you have a safety you should be proficient in drawing your gun and you should develop a technique that is no different in time and target acquisition than if it was a safe action type like a Glock would have. Muscle memory and repetition are wonderful things as I see it.

You guys positive about that, I'll have to take a look at the by-laws again, but I thought if you didn't do any work hours or were short on them, additional money would be due.

I am avoiding this problem myself as we speak. I am depositing this million dollars as we speak, Doing a dollar a day, but it's going to take me a little while...

I think it should not matter if your paid, volunteer, if your serving the community it shouldn't matter if your a LEO, Support service for LE, Fireman, Medic, you are serving the public, and if you are in need of one of these services, that will be the most important one to you at the time. They all have a different job, and they all are needed.

Poor, Rich it don't matter, I call it frugal..

Same as you Chris, kept trying to reduce that after, I think it was you that you posted about that that the first time, I am down to about 1.5 hours myself, and have been doing 400 to 420 .40 at a time.

Fantastic, we know you man, keep it real.

Some gun shop outside our area, think it was in Mesa, or Chandler out in AZ if I remember right.

Is that something I can look at while at work????

Talking about that, whats up with the AR7, you hardly ever see then in the stores, and if you do, I never see a decent price on them, I have even seen above MSRP on 1 occasion.

Where is Wiki when you need them??

Not to bad, better than the old one. I think there should be an adult GSSF one though.

Gen 3, Gen 4, flip the coin, both are good guns and while you may hear of some bugs with the Gen 4's you have more people who haven't had issues so go shoot both and see what one you like better.

Jon,you ain't no D shooter, you want to see a D shooter, watch me, I'll probably be there after I finish dominating the U Class.

Chris, I don't see that as a decision of one or the other..

Very nice, still like the 617 w/6" barrel for what I want to use it for but would still like to have one of these, is there something sick about wanting 1 of everything??

I have loaded that many a few times for my Wife and Daughter. I tell ya it brings a tear to your eye watching a little 12 year old girl who likes to mag dump every once in a while with both the rifles and pistols.

It varies, like you I like shooting my 22LR's, could be pistols, revolvers or rifles, I guess a federal bulk box of that a month is average. For center-fire, I haven't had time to just get out and shoot the last few months so it's only been a couple hundred of .40 and some 9mm. Starting January I see my averages going up to at least 2 federal bulk packs of 22LR's and probably another 1000-1500 split between .40 and 9mm. Don't shoot enough center-fire rifle or shotty to have an average, but hope to change that next year also.

Cool, family liked the first one, hope the second one is as good or better.

Hawaii is great and I would say it's not really over rated, but limited. Plenty of things to do, lot of fun to be had, but if I lived there I would probably be done with the novelty of the place in 6 months to a year, plus they don't like the 2A. Now I highlighted the best part of what you said about Kali, great place, lots of fun, lived there, but I agree, better to visit and leave than stay, especially if your not originally from there.

I agree Ant, but this forum and all of us are not always on the same page when it come to the laws here, especially some of the Grey areas. I don't think we can expect every cop to know every single law that is on the books, however I really think there should be a checks and balance system before people are arrested and booked for something, especially with the amount of automaton that is out there these days. Not saying I want to be the guy that gets hooked up put in the back seat while they check, but I would rather if checked and found out that everything was ok and released on the spot would sure as heck be a lot better than going through the whole system and hassle and be right.

I think we had a 3 mag person the one time and we kept them going without skipping a beat. NJGF squads take care of them selves and help one another.

It's 5 targets per stage, each stage is shot 5 times in a row, so minimum, 25 rounds per stage. figure 6 to maybe 7 stages. For my .40 i usually bring a minimum of 200 rounds, but 30 to 400 is normally what I keep in my range bag. For my 22LR pistol, well bulk box plus some CCI backups so 800+ rounds but hey it's 22LR, not heavy and not expensive. Plus whatever I don't shoot I take home so I always like to have extra and not have any problems.

Really the heaviest dumbbells at mine are 120 and they do get used quite a bit, at your are they heavier than 120 and what gym?