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Not missing anything, just some real nice NJGF Squads at the matches, a steel buy, HR 822 passes the House, Ray Ray is thinking about a IPSC Shirt,,, Thinking about it, man you are missing all the fun... But don't worry, you will get back to the PR of NJ and feel like you never left.

I might be over 2 grand when it's all said and done. I was thinking of picking up some extras to have and there are a few people that are thinking about it and should get back to me later today or tomorrow. Actually looking at my spread sheet I will say, we will break 2 grand. Nice, very nice...

1st Post updated for Neil's update..

To all who are attending this class, is there anything you are doing prior to the class to get you prepared?

Bump for the Friday lunch crowd..

Wonder what that means??

They did a similar thing with one of my sports, Hang Gliding. They worked the numbers and Hang Glider pilots suffered less injuries than Tennis players, also the average age of people who played Golf was lower than the average that do Hang Gliding.

This is a copy and paste from something I saved, I hope I don't have it wrong, but credit should go to Raz-o for this: Something to try, you don't even need to go to the range to do it, just remember to practice safety properly while dry firing (NO AMMO in or around anything you are practicing with PERIOD). Basically pick up our pistol and get a decent grip with both hands on it like you would to shoot and get your natural point of aim on some object or target. A post it with a black circle on it or similar should be sufficient. Something small. Now, bring the gun straight back into your chest and hold it there. Push it out to your natural point of aim with both eyes open a couple times to get a feel down for it. Now repeat with only your dominant eye open being sure to get the sights lined up well, and to get the image of the right sight picture set in your head. Now go back to doing it both eyes open, and when you do, try to keep your mind focused on the correct image of your sights. Start doing all this in slow motion. Do a few one want, alternate, and repeat. Anytime it feels like you are making progress, do a presentation with both eyes open and close your non dominant eye to check if you are getting it right. As you start getting better, speed it up. You are basically trying to teach your brain to focus on the correct image and that your dominant eye is leading the show with authority when you are shooting pistol.

I feel the same way, and Cris's location is just up the road another 5 minutes so they can give them a run for their money, the only problem, and it won't ever happen overnight, the stock that the NJFAG has is pretty impressive and will take a large investment to match and beat. I'll even stop by their place just to take a look at something they have in stock, but will always spend my money with someone who appreciates my hard earned dollars first, and the local FFL's here on the forum fit that bill to a T, hopefully we have another.

Welcome to the Forum, and nice response to the comments that have been talked about here. If you didn't see there is a new range up north, and they spent a lot of time here listening to their future customers ideas and concerns and made many changes prior to opening. I like to think that there business is doing better because of that. Also it's nice to see new places opening, can never have to many as far as us customers are concerned and will make it a point to drop on by and hope you decide to become a forum vendor, I think all the others here have seen great dividends to their small contribution in the NJGF. I have not been by your place yet, however do stock reloading supplies, or any chance you might consider doing that.

wow, didn't realize there were so many people that are cross eyed dominant, didn't think it was as common as it seems to be. This gets me wondering, for you that shoot gun games (USPSA, Steel, IDPA), do you shoot with 1 eye open or both? I know Raz-o posed the best and most easily understood way to practice shooting with both eyes, I'll try and find that and post it if I do. I'm not at that point that I'll use it shooting USPSA or Steel, well maybe just the Jersey Blaster stage but need a lot more practice, it's odd learning something new like that but understand the benefits.

Welcome to the Froum.

Ken, Welcome to the forum.

I'll go with it can work out both ways, you have a 50% chance of it being 33% for the win, and 50% chance for it being a 66% chance for the win. Remember: The 50-50-90 rule: Anytime you have a 50-50 chance of getting something right, there's a 90% probability you'll get it wrong And:

I got it Nick.. Thanks

Where's Lucy??? Just kidding, Welcome to the forum.

Look up a couple posts or figure it out with: conditional & marginal or total probabilities and you will have a case for both side of the results...

I'd get the holster for the wheelgun, and if they didn;t have anything go with the 92FS. The 1911 doesn;t sound like it would be the best option, don;t want to mix too many new things at the same time and worrying about a gun having a AD due to a problem wouldn't be the best for you or anyone at the match.

Mathematically it can work both ways, depends on if your using conditional & marginal or total probabilities.. You can work the numbers to show greater probability one way or another and it should work out that the split when you use each formula it should work out to a 50/50 chance on the results.

Didn't you originally have a 33.3% chance of picking the right one, now that you saw that it wasn't the prise, and you were offered (offered another choice is the key here is how I see it) another choice, that would make it a 50-50 shot at picking the right one. Right??

The guy that did the killing was a male nurse who made a little over 30 bucks an hour, and the family, at least the immediate family were not illegal. My wife was just taking about it, being her cousin was friends with the family. That's all I know for now, if she hears any credible information I'll pass it along, but I think this is all the info I will get.

Oh crap, I have a retired LEO friend who rides down in Rockingham and thats pretty close. RIP RR..

Got it Alan, thanks man, and I feel bad, but I do suck with names, probably why I have a bunch of ID's with my name and picture on them as well as everyone around me at work...

Nice to see smaller stages, really like the way they went last month at OB's match. I do know there is a revolver iron, and revolver open divisions, however I also don't remember is there is a limit number of rounds loaded, I know it can't be under 6. Think about it, Mike picked up a 617 and that will be a nice gun for steel and OBRAMS, thats the exact reason I want one.

Maybe someone will have an extra holster for you, but you will need a holster, can't start in the low ready like Steel. You would also need plenty of speed loaders or moon clips. Not sure what size stages they will have there, but I could see if your shooing a 6 shot going through up to 6 maybe 7 reloads on some of the larger stages. Also they do have Revolver a division so you will fit right in.