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Welcome from Sayreville, found the sun but lost it today. Harry

Welcome, as other have said don't bet on the 30 days for them to do your paperwork, more times than not it takes longer. There is one who mentioned it and I just did it, what you hit the 31st day waiting, put 10 bucks aside and keep doing it daily until you get your paperwork, can make that first purchase a little easier. Anther thing I do is check with my references, see if they have either been contacted or received and mailed back anything they have received. If they have I normally give it a week past when they were contacted or returned the information and call the PD and just do a polite checkup to make sure your references got back to them. I'll also at that time I will inquire hows everything going and if something comes up you can combat that ASAP. Never had to get into the "Well it's supposed to be 30 day's" thing, and even when it may have take a little longer than normal it doesn't drag on forever, I have actually got into BS'ing with them on the phone. Not sure if any of this really helped but I haven't been delayed like some of the stories you will hear for the folks here. Harry

Welcome to the forum, you have a very good dealer in your town that just happens to me a member here. Harry

Bob your right, pool can be expensive, I was more active in playing in the 80's 90' and early 00's, just did the APA league stuff, team play was ok, but being a member qualified me to shoot in the singles, HLT's. Made the nationals in Vegas about 6 times over 8 years in team play, and 4 or 5 times, can't remember in singles play. Never good enough or had the time to take it to the next level and team play wasn't that great with the ranking system, most weeks I couldn't play because my ranking was too high and either I played a match and we had to forfeit one because we couldn't keep the total ranking inside the allowable range. I was lucky in having friends with tables and being able to put in 15 to 20 hours a week practicing, did my fare share of pool hall time and that's not cheap. Cues, well I'll just say you have me beat by a long shot, sold most of my stuff and just down to 2 main cues, breaker and jump cue for a total of a little over a grand. Nothing real great but they work for me. Now I have a pool table in my basement that See's me on it on average about an hour a week and as you know that's not enough to keep in practice, just for fun now. Oh I did play Ms. Lee once in Vegas in the practice rooms, 9 ball, I got to shoot only because it was alternating breaks and our race to 9 I got 2 racks only because I ran out, other than that, I just watched, didn't mind watching either. It was something to play someone of that caliber and had a blast. Harry

Happy B-Day Harry

Mike, I'm not sure if I am going to be able to make this one but will be try. By the way are you Mike G?? ETA: Well Just had a co-worker needing sunday off so I'll be working for him, I'll have to miss this one. Harry

Oh no you didn't... Harry

Not only outdoor pistol but indoor 24/7, also the 1st 2 Fridays of each month there is an indoor informal USPSA style match that's really a fun time, also at the end of the month on Sundays there is an outdoor USPSA match, I'd bet if you had as good a time at the range at SS these would have you hooked even more so. There are plenty here that can guide you a heck of a lot better than someone who is new like myself so, check around the forum and learn from some of the most helpful people around. Harry

If you were dealing with people that had common sense or were reasonable I would say yes, in regards to the Anti's neither apply. Harry

Keyboard Commando really the best name for this? Usually that name is used for people who hide behind a keyboard being they wouldn't say or do in person what they would from the safety of their home behind a keyboard. Normally that phrase has negative connotations to it. Just something to think about. As far as making PRO Rights available and more real time and more viewable, that's great, especially if it can be made more main stream and reach more people. Harry

jOn: Wow for around a hundred I could do it, but I have herd that before, I'll point you to my ammo supply of close to 10K in .380 and higher .. I have learned GUNS ARE CHEAP, but shooting them isn't. Glen: Appreciate the offer and will take you both up on it over the summer, just a tad bit booked up for a little while. I'll just keep reading for now and learning from you guys and wait until I actually shoot some different ones to see what I will like the best. I can see it now: jOn: get the semi GP: O/U jOn: Semi GP: O/U Me: alright already, I get them, ah honey you might not believe it but look what I just picked up from this little old lady's garage sale on the cheap. Harry

I am a member of Shore Shot also but going down from my area in the next couple months are going to be crazy with the shore traffic. There is a closer place and a little more pricey but well worth it for me. It's the Old Bridge Rifle and Pistol Club, with an indoor range that's open 24/7 just off of RT 18 and the Outdoor range is not far from there either. There is plenty of activities each week and very friendly and organized, I am new there so I can't bring anyone in until after I have been there for 6 months or I would show you around. I'm just over in Sayreville and get to either range in 10-15 minutes depending on how many lights I catch. URL for the club is www.obrpc.org if you want to check it out. Harry

Birthday request approved, just be back Monday so I can give you some B-Day money for the Mosin's. Harry

Glen, I have never shot either of these disciplines but have always wanted to. I am tapped at this time with what I have bought this year already but what gun or line of guns would be best for someone new and on a budget. not getting anything right now but for my own research as a starting point. I have seen and like the Extrema 2 but that's out of my price range and probably a lot more gun than I would need for a beginner. Harry

Aaarrrgggg, I looked again, dang it. Harry

1st side of the coin: As others have said, nothing wrong with a 9mm regardless of what you get, just try out the intended gun you are thinking about, what fits your hand and you are able to shoot well will be the best one for YOU. Also the 9mm is also cheaper to shoot as well. Now the other side of that coin is if you want to get into sport shooting, USPSA the 40 can get you into what called a Major and it's scored differently. And while I mention USPSA I would suggest you take a look on youtube and take a look at what it is, just got into it myself and am hooked, don't do as well as I would like being new but have a great time regardless. Now if you stand that coin in it's side and look at it, get both. Harry

Welcome Harry

Welcome Harry

Welcome from across the bridge in Sayreville Harry

Welcome from Sayreville Harry

Happy B-Day Tony. Harry

1. Glock 19 2. S&W BG380 3. Marlin 336A. 4. Marlin 795 5. Walther P22 5" 6. Marlin 795 7. Mosin round 8. Mosin Hex 9. CZ 75-TS Now to figure out what's next? Harry

5 bucks by Memorial Day just great, just in time for my trip to a weekend party in Louisiana, good thing I'll be on the bike, bad thing I need Premium. Harry

They are really great birds, Being a Hanglider Pilot I have had them come up to me in flight and get pretty close, probably about 10 feet away from me was the closest, other birds have gotten close enough I was almost able to touch them. Very impressive bird to fly with and only ran into one that was very territorial that dove at me a few time and being he fly's for a living and I don't I got out of his area as quickly as I could. Harry

Maks, I'll take 2, size L, Color Black Harry