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I think this thread could have been locked after Post # 2....

Absolutely NO training required nor should it cost anything to exercise a RIGHT period!!! Now responsible people should or will get some training, but under no circumstances should it be required. Again I ask, what other RIGHT requires training???

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LjKF7aQthcQ

Gobble Gobble..

Bryan, just hit me up with when you want some coin for this. I'll be off and on tomorrow being a holiday, but will on, on Friday morning and will see who ever shows up at the USPSA match at OB on Sunday.

Yea Brian, they are close but shot with frangible ammo so it's not that bad from what the folks who have shot it tell me. I do know the other week I was up in Tenafly for the indoor steel match and there were no restriction on the ammo you could use, it really wan;t that bad, yea there were little shards flying around on the sides of the range and the occasional fragments where we were standing, but overall, no worse than a pack steel match at the OD range at OB. Yea and the video you posted, Mike D is pretty quick, and the guy running the timer for that was Leo, he's right up there also.

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Nice Idea and I support it but here is something to think about, I am down to 2 Harley's. 1 is an 1983 kick only Shovel that's for the most part pretty close to a USA made bike even though there are a lot of off shore pars on her from the factory. My other Harley, is a 2008 Ultra, nice Bark-a-glide and you would think another fine example of US made motorcycle,well you would be a little off on that. Actually from the last I heard was the HONDA Goldwing has more US company made parts and is made here in the USA, so the old buy an American company first and your supporting US workers and industry. Well in this example, you would probably do more to support more American workers and factories if you bought the Honda.

Tom, welcome to the forum.

Old and fake but don't have a problem re-reading it again in hopes that one day it will be a true story.

As mentioned if you tumble wet with SS media not having the primers in helps speed up the drying process, as well as removing all the garbage that may cause a improper seat of the new primer. I also like the added step of inspecting the bras prior to and after cleaning as an additional safeguard, not that it's needed but It makes me feel better.

Nice, Jimmy, very nice, I'll get an STI one of these days, just not any in the near future.

What was this Steph, a post for each one?

Tony, that's one you needed to get on video.

No Tony not at all, but an OCC bike is not something I would expect to see there and don't think it has anything to do with the SoL or the island. In basic I see the people who build that bike as nothing more than people in the right place at the right time to exploit what little niche they had to make a buck at any cost, up to and including charging people and kids to get their autograph, let alone I think they are just a bunch of hacks that I wouldn't let them try and fix a boat anchor.

Why not??? Where does it say that you have to follow the law to the letter and then add something extra?? It's not a test and you are going for extra bonus points!! Also where does it say you have to follow the law and do extra to not get in trouble? I just don't get this, I do understand the thought that to err on the side of caution, but why do people have to make up rules that don't exist and try and conform to them, then they say I do this on a gun forum and now it's forum law, and the next guy wants to err on the side of caution of this new forum law and so on, next you won't be able to leave your home with toy squirt gun unless it's in a locked case and also as long as you don't have a bottle of water within reach of the driver and as long as it's under 3.8 liters.

Not to mention you can load to a lower power factor for different shooting sports.

Unless something has changed, no. It usually take them a 1 to 1.5 weeks for them to get the stuff back to you. I would call and see if they received anything at the USPSA office first. That way if there is a problem they will let you know, and also if they received anything in the first place.

I'm new to them also, and I will say they are easy to work on, haven't done any special work yet but will in time, my GSG is a series 80 and I will have to make a few changes to that being it has the Mag disconnect that I don;t think guns should have in the first place.

Reminds me of the tool definition for Wire wheel: WIRE WHEEL: Cleans paint off bolts and then throws them somewhere under the workbench at the speed of light.

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I have had good luck with there ammo, both there new and once fired, in .380ACP, 9mm and .40 S&W.

My time for doing work, well I'd say It would be a little under a dollar a minute, but I can't do that with reloading. It's a hobby inside a hobby and not only to just cut the cost of the ammo you shoot. It would be like saying how much is you time worth the go shooting.