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Exactly Jon, If it comes to a SD/HD situation it's shoot to stop the threat period.

Say's Who??

Remember, most of the time, you get what you pay for. However you may want to post up the make and model number of the one you are looking at and see if anyone is familiar with it,

If you reload don't think of it as burning through ammo, think of it as accumulating brass to reload faster..

I think the special Dicks Sporting goods is having has them on sale for what looked like a decent price also. I saw it on the add Nick posted today.

Very cool, By the way, I remember some people were talking about the Nikon Prostaff BDC scope, it's on the flier Nick posted if anyone was interested and didn't notice it.

Any word on this??

I was lucky, My OL wanted a 2011 Mustang Convertible for the weekends and a 2011 Escape for work, I can live with them very easily..

Jon, I have 2 of the plastic ones I got from Costco, they are both 8X10 and they do have a add on kit that you can add 4 more feet to bring them out to 12X10. They were real easy to setup, my OL and I did both in about an 1.5 hours. There is some very light capacity shelving for the back wall but like I said not for anything heavy. The aluminum frame rails the hold up the roof are ok for some weight but I wouldn't push it too much. However you could always build some sort of support system inside for not too much coin. you would just need to add up the cost of supplies overall, I know each of the sheds I bought were on sale for I think around 900 bucks. A couple 4"x4" and a large section of pipe for under 50 to 75 bucks for a hanging system and your under a grand, and it's movable. Now if you want to build one from plans, or design your own, great, I just find the ones at Homedepot and Lowes and other places like that a little overpriced for what you can do on your own. Also if you do go the route of building your own and have at least a pancake compressor, you can borrow my pneumatic framing gun if you don't have access to one. I think it's this model: Bostitch

Making sure Momma is happy!!!!!

Welcome to the forum, I say get a flashlight and leave the gun as is for now, get some more time shooting it and then a few months and a couple thousand rounds later and looking at other peoples guns you will be able to make a more informed decision on what you want to put on the gun, if anything different from what you have now.

LMAO, So what color Odyssey??

As I learned many years ago, if momma ain't happy nobody's happy.. So what's ya gettin??

Tacti-Tards, ROFLMAO, now that's funny, but be thankful for them, if it was just a few people buying these tactical accessories there would be less demand, probably resulting in higher prices, Less need for them and less focus on development. Plus, no matter what, they are supporting either the local stores, ranges, clubs, FFL's, and manufacturers, and hopefully believe in the 2A the same way we do. They may not be the same, but they are part of US.

Probably no waiting at any outdoor ranges today, indoor might be a different story.

Rey, your and your daughter are ok, thats what matters, van's can be replaced, people can't. Glad it wasn't any worse.

Yea, Bob I think a few missed that at first, but I think Bry@n and I are on track.

I like the SA also, but thinking about the B model, trigger is the same being I'm racked and safety on, so no big deal there,a nd I was thinking about it for steel also, a lot cheaper to shoot even for me who will be reloading both calibers, plus I want another CZ,

You know, it's really too bad that in initial year cost so much, am a member of OB and I also like CJ but can't see putting out another big layout of coin to join another range. It's too bad that there wasn't some agreement between the 2 clubs where they changes the first years extra coin layout to be the exact same so neither club had an advantage, however allow members of either club to join the other for just the cost of the yearly dues. It's not like everyone would opt to be a member of both, but there probably are plenty that would if it was just the cost of the yearly membership being your already a member of one of them. That would up the membership of both, would increase the money taken in by both, and still while the total member ship numbers are up for each, you still have the same amount of people shooting at both when you take the combined number into account. So it wouldn't be an over crowding situation. The only thing that would really need to be addressed, might be what to do about people who are already member of both and layed out the initial coin already. Or this is just a bad idea and I'll go back to work now.

Can't remember right now, but isn't the CZ 75B-SA excluded from production while the CZ-75B is ok being it DA/SA rather than SAO being I think it was mentioned above..

Well I have NJM (New Jersey Manufactures) and if anyone has them here is the list of exclusions I found online EXCLUSIONS Each of the policies we offer also contains an Exclusions section which explains the items and/or situations where coverage does not apply. All of our policies exclude: Earth Movement Water Damage* Power Failure Neglect War Nuclear Hazard Intentional Loss * You can purchase a separate policy insuring against flood damage. Also excluded are items for which specific coverage can be purchased. We suggest that you read your particular policy for the specifics of each exclusion. EDIT TO ADD: Special Limits apply to Personal Property as listed below. Applicable to New Jersey Policies $200 for money, bank notes, bullion, gold other than goldware, silver other than silverware, platinum, coins, medals and certain instruments that serve as a substitute for cash money such as scrip, stored value cards and smart cards. Example: gift cards. $1,500 for securities, accounts, deeds, evidences of debt, letters of credit, notes other than bank notes, manuscripts, personal records, passports, tickets and stamps. $1,500 for watercraft, including their trailers, furnishings, equipment and outboard motors. $1,500 for trailers not used with watercraft. $1,500 for loss by theft of jewelry, watches, furs, precious and semi-precious stones. $2,500 for loss by theft of firearms and related equipment. $2,500 for loss by theft of silverware, silver-plated ware, goldware, gold-plated ware, pewterware and platinumware. $2,500 for property, other than computer equipment, on the residence premises, used at any time or in any manner for any business purpose. $500 for property, other than computer equipment, away from the residence premises, used at any time or in any manner for any business purpose. $1,500 for loss to certain electronic apparatus, other than computer equipment, covered by the policy. $4,000 for loss to computer equipment. Based on the EDIT, I see there is no wording about reloading equipment but there is a mention of firearms and related equipment, Equipment can not mean Ammo so I have to assume reloading equipment should not be able to be use to void your coverage.

Great, just checking it was going to be a nice and friendly and easy gun to shoot. Good luck and let us know how you like it.

Mandy do us a favor and find out what guns your friend intends on having you shoot please.

Hit me up when you get back, and if Alec can't show you around, will see if our schedules works out and I'll show you around. I'm right over in Sayreville so it's close to either the ID or OD ranges.

It's amazing any of us made it out alive. I do know if I saw my daughter doing some of the stuff I used to do, I be putting a stop to that. My only concern is she doesn't meet someone who is like what I was like..