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Man, It's a small Sig but the first bike in the pic is my 83 Shovel, the one in the back is my long gone 00 FXDL that her and I parted ways doing between 65 and 70 in Ohio on the way back from a weekend party in Colorado. One of the old ones of mine you would have liked was my 50, you can guess the model, lol Also a 50 Pre unit, yup a box stocker Trumpet. Other trumps were a 68 and 70 rigid chops, both with narrow twisted upper springers 12" or better and a 74 chop set up the same as the 68 and 70. Ain't nutin but cool headed responses as long as I get out on the bike, might get a little edgier over the winter if it's bad but I still ride as long as there is no snow on the road. Now my 12 YO daughter gets all girly like and won't ride with me when the temps are below 20, but I do call to quits at 0 myself, but I am getting to the age where I don't bounce and I do get cold now.

Neil, Payment received. Thanks

Welcome to the Forum.

Latest addition to the group buy: (fastd) Neil 1x8"=$30 TTL $30 w/Holes 1st Post updated.

Each USPSA match has 1 classifier, this one I believe will have 4. They are what gets you ranked, this one is limited on the number of people so I'm not sure what I am going to shoot if I get a slot, but probably Limited division. If you want to get into USPSA style shooting, it would be best to hit one of the other indoor matches at OB, they are on the 1st and 3rd Fridays of the month, just this month is a special one. I am not sure if you need to have a USPSA number to enter this one, but I am not sure this would be the best introduction but if they let new shooters in I would take a shot at it. So you coming out to shoot steel on the 18th if the weather is good and the match is still on.

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Thats an understatement, I'd like to pick up the 5.45, 7.62, .410 to start with, that's only 900 bucks before tax and shipping. Oh if X-mas wasn't right around the corner. I really think we need to set up a registry like when ya get married, but for gun enthusiasts.

Whats your take on the Explor vs Extrema??

Don't get much cheaper than that, by the way do you shoot at OB??

While OB is free to let shooters do a little more than some other clubs, it sure isn't unsafe at all, just wanted to mention that just so someone who doesn't know the place isn't turned off by thinking unsafe practices happen there. While a little pricey the first year it's really not that bad for what you get, especially if you can make it there at least once a week or more, not including competitions.

Hey with out seeing the chambers, I'll give ya 50 buckaroos for it. I like it as is, dang pretty gun.

Nice Paul, at least you didn't get wet for nothing.

I was going to ask,,,, Danish Clog maker...

Oh heck, we have members in your town, and a bunch of us over the bridges close to the OBRPC (Old Bridge Rifle and Pistol Club) Good to see you want to make it safe for your kids, +1 on that, just don't shelter them from the guns. I taught my daughter to never be afraid of guns, respect them, know how to handle them and until she is old enough to never touch them with out adult supervision. She has always known if she has a question, or want to see one of them to ask me and I'll gladly get them unlock them and show her what she was questioning. She only did that once, and it was a test for me, (just like her mother I tell ya) but she wanted to see her Marlin 795, she was shooting my Marlin 39A and her 795 that day and only remembered me cleaning my 39A, she made up a reason to see her gun, just to check her to see if her dad cleaned her gun. Depending on how much you get into guns and shooting, OBRPC is the closes place to you and a darn nice place, 24/7 indoor range, and a nice outdoor range, in addition the club has many great shooting activities that get members as well as forum members together. I don't have the best schedule, but if you want to check out the club sometime and maybe check out a few guns I can guest you in.

Nice Frank. I like this one, kind of reminds me of tapping parts at my fathers machine shop. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vA5n9w4dg1c

How about some pic's. Are there any areas that look like that are a problem, if so post those pic's also. If in doubt, bring it to an armor and have them give it the once over.

I wouldn't put that much stock into the number they have there, 1st they are old numbers but even so, prices on loaded ammo and supplies to load your own have gone up. I just think the number they are using are a little high. I am new at it but I can see a larger saving than what they show there. Brass I collect, mostly mine but I have bought once fired brass and that brings the brass cost down. Primers can be had for a really nice price if you stock up when there are sales or deal going on, same with bullets and don't forget the bulk buys we do here on the forum. Powders, same thing as primers and bullets. Don;t forget, brass can be loaded more than once, especially if you load minor, so each time you reload the brass your total cost per round goes down. Even with there numbers, the number of rounds reloaded by many here probably paid for the equipment in the first year, not to mention you can load to your gun.

Nice pic's, I pass through there when I am on the way to Numedia drag strip for the AHDRA races each year.

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Man, that just don't sound right..

My PD does them in 30 days so it works out pretty close, plus 6 every 5.5 months doesn't have the same ring to it.

Welcome to the Forum..

I am only loading .40 and only working on my minor loads right now, Major loads are next but I have the following on hand at the moment. Powder - 8lbs Primers - 10K Brass - 5000+ Bullets - 2000 just to start Loaded - 100 test rounds that I crono'd last week and started loading my initial 2500 rounds as of yesterday. I;m only doing about 100 rounds an hour being I am new and I am checking everything as I go, I will get quicker but I don;t have a match to shoot tomorrow morning so I can take my time until I get more familiar. After this initial run of minor I'll do another 2500 Major loads and probably up both of them to 5K and them move to 9mm and plan on 5K initially being I think that should cover me from having to switch the press around all the time.

If your DL and PP address match you should be good, if you changed your DL already I do believe you would need to get now PP and you might as well do that anyway being you have to update your FID with your new address. Remember 6 PP every 6 Months. Oh that reminds me, I need to put in for more next week.

Ok, I got ya, misunderstood. By the way, when you look at this sport, guns are cheap, feeding them is what costs ya.