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OK, another fun packed weekend ahead, as you see CJRPC has USPSA on Sunday and OBRPC has Action Steel on Saturday, this was formally know as Knockdown steel. World Class Steel Match URL: Schedule also all the links are on this page: Here are the rules : Rules More Info: World Class Steel Action Steel Match Action Steel Knockdown Matches are similar to a Pro Am match but we use a longer par time for each stage in our Action Steel match. A standard 25-30 target knockdown stage used as a tie-breaker. Action Steel consists of four stages each month with 40-50 knockdown steel targets per stage arranged with props as in USPSA style matches. Shooters start from a designated start position with the firearm loaded, safety on and, on signal, engage all steel from each shooting position. Holsters are recommended, but shooters may start from the low ready position (penalty assessed). Stages may be shot with handgun, pistol caliber carbine, 22 rimfire rifles, and shotgun. Shotguns must use low brass with 7-1/2 or smaller shot. No magnum centerfire or magnum rimfire rounds are allowed. Matches are shot Apr - Nov on the 2nd Saturday of the month. Shooters unfamiliar with this discipline are welcome and will be squadded with other beginners under the guidance of a seasoned Club member. Firearm Divisions: Pistol Open (optics & compensators) Pistol Iron (iron sights) Revolver Open (optics & compensators) Revolver Iron (iron sights) Carbine (Pistol caliber only)(optics or iron) Carbine .22 Rimfire (10 rounds in mag)(optics or iron) Shotgun Open Shotgun Limited Shotgun Pump Ammunition: Minimum round count of 150; 200 recommended. Minimum of 5 magazines or 6 speed loaders Any centerfire pistol round up to 45 ACP Pistol Caliber carbine including .22 rimfire Shotgun 7-1/2 or smaller low brass No Magnums or .30 Carbine. Start time: 9am at outdoor range. $10 for OBR&PC members with ID card. $20 for Guests and Members w/o ID card. Monthly league matches have a cash payout awarded via the WCS Lewis System. More info: WorldClassSteel.com

Ok folks, It was a very good day, and we did have quite a few people show up, sorry we couldn't all get on the same squad, but the next time we do this I'll get things in a little sooner and see if we can all stay together. Hope everyone had a good time and are ready for more NJGF squads, and as a matter of fact I'll be starting a new thread talking about just that this upcoming Saturday. Good seeing some some of the regulars and new faces from the forum, I think during some on my BS'ing on the side we might have a few new forum members arriving soon as well as some of the other members that were at the match, I was just an easy target being I had the shirt on with the URL. Also a shout out to J0n lending me some mags so I could shoot my new GSG`911, thanks man, will get a hold of ye and work out getting them back to you. Oh one last thing, I don't know what the final count of shooters was but I'd beet the NJGF was between 20 and 25 percent of the shooters.

As the title says, I can find the parts I want but I am looking for just a sear spring and I know I could find one on-line but I figure for the cost to ship it would probably be 2 to 3 times the cost of the part, I'd rather fins one locally. So anyone know a place hopefully in central Jersey area that might have it.

Now that looks like a shooting show I can get into.

Wow that's some serious coin to move a safe, had no idea. How big is it and how heavy, Just wondering what you might be able to get done with a bunch of straps, a 19.95 flatbed rental from Home Depot and a case of beer and some grub for your friends..

Ok, got it, will you be wearing these???

Welcome to the Forum

Action Steel at OB next Saturday also.

Cool website, thanks.

Very cool Tony, will have mark this down so I can check it out.

WC Action Steel it is 10 rounds but that can have 50 or more target per stage and you sure don't shoot 5 strings of that, lol I doubt any of us could afford that, but I do think that would be fun... Tomorrows shoot is while labeled World Class Steel, it is actually Static Steel and I don't think there was a round limit on that.

That car is clearly stopped in that picture...

Hold on a minute, I will have to double check in the morning, but I think I am mixing up my steel matches, I am not sure there is a 10 round max for the match tomorrow, I thing that would apply the the Action Steel Match the following Saturday at OB that I planned on mentioning tomorrow and during the week with a new thread.

Nick, you know my car and so do a few og the others but for those that don't I have a 2006 Grey Toyota Matrix, 2 antennas on the roof and me in a black NJGF shirt. or a black Choppers for Life hooded sweatshirt. As far as one person with a single mag, well not going to work, I would say with our help 2 would be the absolute minimum, but 1 as Jon pointed out would slow things too much. Nick, no you can't load more than 10 rounds from what I remember so no big deal as long as you have 3 mags or more, and other other person with a question about 3 mags with 13 rounds, no problem, don't miss,, lol, naa we will help you out and make it work and as I said to nick you can only load 10 rounds Not sure If I missed anyone but I'll check back before I hit the sack and see if there are any other questions. By the way, I'll be there between 0830 and 0845.

I agree, didn't deserve -6 on that.

Maybe it's me but I get a kick out of this questions and I mean no disrespect and nothing bad by it. I keep thinking what, it is too heavy?? Sorry I had to. I carry a lot for each match, probably because I need it but I see no reason to cut it close. For example the the steel match at OB on Sunday, it should be 5 stages of 25 rounds each at a minimum, so 125 rounds if you don't miss. I have 300 rounds for my .40 that I will be shooting. over 1 1000 rounds of 22LR for my GSG1911 well just because it's a 22 and why not. I also have another 300 rounds for my 9mm just in case I need it, and I like to have an extra gun with my just in case someone else need it. I just figure what I use I use, what I don't I bring home.

Dan they were just trying to pick up the slack being nobody of saw a R.I.F. from you.. Harry

HUH???

Nice looking video out of that thing.. Oh, now tell me it doesn't suck when you get out of work and have to drive home in the traffic you just flew over...

I really think the whole story need to come out, that would help us understand what really happened, Yes if you move this will follow you, yes you need to put your were denied on any future application for now. Yes you need a lawyer to handle this. Why was there ever a concern that it might have been a reference? Pick better references. What do the Campus Police/Security have to do with your friend or you FID application process??

While an upper may be nice to keep the same grip and trigger, but you can't do this!

Sure they can, while this storm was not the norm, there are plenty of things they could have done. 1. Identify the most critical feed lines and visually inspect them for possible tree damage. 2. Move to secondary feeds and as time allows move down the list of priority based on down-line impact. 3. inspect switching station and transformer farms for possible damage, not normally a high risk area, but impact is greatest. These are just a few idea off the top of my head that could have been done as soon as it was known that there was a chance of winter precipitation when all the trees had there leaves still on them. While we at the airport may have been impacted a lot greater than we thought, we still had planning meeting 4 days out. Ongoing work that could be done, I know we have all heard the radio chatter that it would cost a million bucks a mile to bury the lines, I call BS on that, that may be a number for some sections with many lines but don't tell me it's that cost running thought a residential neighborhood, and even is you average the cost across the board I doubt it would come to this price. Either way, it doesn't need to be completed next week, or next year. However infrastructure upgrades should be on going as well as PM work. Thats the reason we they have 1 year plans, 5, 10, 15 and 20 year plans and constant adjustments as things change. Start putting lines under ground as a part of some schedule, ramp up transformer replacements, add some more redundancy in the systems, there is plenty that can be done and while some of it may be in work, this past storm did show that it isn't fast enough and response was poor, as well as communications and this just after the problem we had with the storm not to long ago that we all remember, so it does show that they did not learn from the mistakes of the last storm and acted like things will magically fix themselves and that is where they could have made a difference. So I'll go back to the original comment, yes they could have not only prepared better, they could have reacted better.

I wonder now that technically he is a restricted person until this RO crap is corrected, can he legally go shooting with you?

Damn, I see the thread revived and see a reading Fail, and I agree RIF is about right and I'll give myself the Dan RIF fail award also. So how do you like the front only sight on the shotty, did you putt it under a bright light and checking it later in the dark, they work well don't they I do like them on my G19 for HD, but even though I bring it to the range as a backup for USPSA and steel, they are not the best sights for that.

Aww heck, I still have my old Toshiba with an 8088 processor and no HD, just dual Floppy.