Bully

My point of the Mezzuzah was because it was written. My other points are merely those that I have overheard. Directly. However direct, they can't be referenced. My apologies if you didn't like my example. C

Uh, where did you get that from? C

I say go for it. C

The example of the Mizzuzah was simply an example of their attitude toward those that are criticizing any of the range practices. I've overheard them say that as a fallback excuse when being criticized about pricing on ammo as well. Essentially it's a bull$%it attitude toward those that pay their bills. C

I don't but if you come across any .357 mag... If you go to a range on the regular they will let you police your own brass and sometimes some extra gets in the bag. Other than that, I believe they sell the brass as scrap. It's free money to them. C

I respectfully disagree. Overpriced is overpriced. It wasn't Drez that commented about RTSP saying "Open your own range", it was me. And actually, the very same attitude was displayed by them when someone mentioned being offended by the Hebrew Scroll on the front door (sorry, I don't know the name of it). It was, "It's our range, we will do as we choose, if you don't like it spend 2 million of your own money and open one yourself". Paraphrasing, but you get the drift. I believe that was a printed response, btw. And yes, it's great that other ranges are opening up, however I hope they are listening to and reading these threads as eventually folks will get fed up. They don't need to just open, they need to stay open. C

I guess, as usual, I've mis-stated the question. It's a 2 parter. Of the two, which one? Then seperately, if you could what what it be regardless of my choices? C

Ruger SP 101-2.25"-.357/.38 -or- Rock Island Armory Tactical compact-3"-.45acp Which one? What would YOU choose and why? Christopher this should be interesting

I don't buy ammo anymore. Roll your own, you'll really save money. C

I use a rod and patches. Works fine. Most of the time I hit it with a de-leaderizer as I shoot lead. If you don't, Hoppe's should work just fine. C

^^^AWESOME!!!^^^ C

My sis in law posted this and I HAD to share it. Just too funny. http://www.collegehumor.com/video/6830834/mitt-romney-style-gangnam-style-parody The views are not necessarily representative of me or my family. I just appreciate humor when I see it. C

I only posted 'cuz someone said it DID qualify. C

My new favorite pic of my new favorite gun. C

Congratulations!!! Get some pics up. C

BlueskyBob. How is the recoil? Is it wicked snappy? Reasonably accurate? Would you buy it again? Thanks for putting this up. I am so intrigued by this gun! C

Hey Bob. S&W made a 9x19 case with a rim to use on a long discontinued revolver. I've seen it in pics but have no interest in owning one as the ammo is obsolete and if found is wicked pricey. I've been looking at a LOT of revolvers lately. C

Jay, thanks. I love it. Put another 250 rounds of reload thru it today. For a "picky" gun (it is a 9) it eats everything I throw in it. And, as was said above, when a company pumps out 70,000 firearms a year using a 100 year old design, there are bound to be those that have issues with them. For me, my Kimber has proven itself enough that it lives in the nightstand drawer. C

I have "heard" that their QC has gotten a LOT better. Fit and finish is below Ruger but on par with Taurus. I do like the fact that a US company is producing an affordable handgun. However if it is completely un-reliable then I would look somewhere else. C

Ooooops. Sorry. I'm looking specifically for feedback on DA revolvers. Not the singles, not my thing. C

I'm somewhat intrigued by the thought of a 9mm revolver. I like shooting the 9mm round. It's cheap, plentiful and ez to make. I know Ruger used to make the SP-101 in 9mm for a couple of years. Smith made some as well. Now it seems like Taurus and the soon to be released Charter Arms are the only two players left in the game. I guess with everyone but Charter, moon clips in one flavor or another are the only way to use the gun. I see there are advantages and disadvantages to the moon clip only deal and I'm not really here to debate that. I am just curious to see if anyone here has a 9mm revolver in any flavor and what you think of it? What do you have, when did you get it and can you post a pic of it? C

No horror stories with mine. My barrel is stainless. The "Idiot Mark" comes about when you don't pay attention putting the slide release in. It can swing around and leave a circular mark from just above the trigger to just below the detent pin that holds it in place. If you get one, it'll drive you nuts. The offer stands. A pic of mine as she sits. C

I have a Target II Stainless 9mm. It's a awesome gun that I love to shoot. Glad you found what you wanted at the price you were looking to stay at. Remember, give that gun a nice little pre-clean before you shoot it for the first time. As was said above, keep the rails lubed, but not wet. And before you form any opinions on that gun, give it 500 or so rounds. It does have a break in period. I had two FTE's in the first hundred rounds and mine has been trouble free ever since as long as I don't use Winchester ammo. But she eats everything else I throw at her including my reloads. If you need a hand on field stripping it, drop me a PM and feel free to stop by (I'm right by Paramus about 25 minutes away) and I'll show you how to break it down and re-assemble it so you don't get the "Idiot" mark on her. Good luck. C

RTSP is a complete rip off unless you're a member, which is somewhere around 400 a year for non LEO. I can't stand that place. And if you dare complain, they tell you "Go open your own range then". It's a bull#$it attitude. My money will not be spent there again. Like JohnP said, BH is fine for what it is and is quite nice if you are able to time it right. Congrats on a purchase. C

Paramus store sucks. Got to go up to Ramsey or across the parking lot to Dick's. I like the guys up at the Ramsey store, and they treat me right, but the Paramus store is a different beast all together. C