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I kinda figured it would be a short night -- As of last night there where only 3 shooters signed up for the 3rd session

I just booked 1 space for both 2nd and 3rd session

Anyone have some 1911 9mm mags I could borrow? Jake is going to shoot 9mm and I don't know if I can keep up loading his mags -- He's shooting a Springfield 1911 -- I have 2 - 9 round metaforms -- Ideally we would like to borrow 3 or 4 mags for the match -- 9mm 1911 Thanks for the help...

There are 3 time slots still with openings -- 6pm - 8pm - 10pm Event Signup

Looks like the signup is a little light for this Friday night -- Anyone gonna shoot? I haven't signed up yet either... Just been busy and trying to make sure I'm available Anyway -- Who's going?

Glenn -- No more CZ's - I just got lucky -- Actually went in looking to hold a 22/45 lite -- I happened to ask if they had anything CZ and this one had just come in Stop by there and ask since they are so close, maybe they'll be good enough to put your name on the next one they get -- I believe they really don't know when stock is coming in Maybe tomorrow they get another - you never know Jer

I was surprised when I saw the pricing -- One that sticks out is the ruger 1911 commander for $699 I believe -- definitely wasn't higher It also seems like they are selling kimbers now -- had a few different models on display

I've never tried hunting coyote but do have friends who have been for years in NJ -- Never harvested a yote -- Now they have seen them but those smart buggers wouldn't come into shotgun range The rifle changes that -- and why not with an AR -- just remember to never have more than 3 rounds in the gun -- I wouldn't expect the yotes to let you get more than 3 shots off anyway I'd also be willing to bet that the rifle hunting classes will be full for the next few months

Ok -- I decided to go back tonight and see if I could field strip it - Luckily the guy I dealt with this morning was done for the day Manager of gun counter was extremely helpful along with the 2 other, older guys there -- we broke the gun down, tried the chamber with a few reloads and put it all back together All was fine and I took it home -- Believe it or not, the shop was Efingers. I've lived within 10 minutes of Efingers for 44 years, 26 of which I have owned guns. This was my 1st purchase there and I told them so. Turns out they have a new guy in charge of the gun section and 1st thing he did was to bring the prices back to reality -- Like I said in a previous post, I have window shopped there many, many times but was always turned away by the price. I still do not like one of the salespeople - He just rubs me the wrong way -- But luckily he is avoidable. So the bottom line is -- Give Efingers in Bound Brook another chance -- Looks like they are trying to compete -- From what I saw, nothing new on display was over MSRP Jer

I just got a paper copy of the compendium and am liking the new regs -- .17 thru .25 caliber centerfire rifle legal for coyote and fox thru any NJ legal rifle during the special season Jan. 1 to March 31 2014 Rifle must only have 3 rounds or less in it at any time I also don't see a WMA restriction meaning rifle use on wildlife management areas is allowed as far as I can tell This could get interesting...

Oh -- I can relate I've got a few air arms guns in .22 -- both PCP and spring -- The spring gun really has a learning curve -- I would be hard pressed to hit a squirrel with it -- needs another 500 pellets thru it to smooth it out the recoil is very different that anything else I've ever shot -- pull trigger, release spring, compress air, pellet leaves the barrel -- a lot goes on before the pellet actually leaves the barrrel

So -- I'm back without the CZ -- a couple of issues... 1st off -- they still haven't checked the gun in -- It seems there's only 1 guy who can do it and he doesn't come in till 1 pm also wouldn't let me disassemble the gun without the gunsmith there and he has to do it -- Gunsmith won't be there till tomorrow afternoon till close -- I want to check the chamber with a loaded round -- from what I'm reading the cz has a sort chamber, I want to be sure I don't have to load ammo to a special length -- can't check without barrel in hand wouldn't let me put a deposit on it without it being checked in -- but they did put my name on it to hold till we can break it down -- I do remember why I haven't bought a gun there -- it's the guy at the counter -- been there for a long time and just rubs me the wrong way Told me I shouldn't reload it's dangerous -- and to shoot only jacketed ammo -- nobody shoots lead anymore came out of his mouth -- you'll void the warranty anyway -- gun is mine upon my approval -- I just don't have it yet

I'm on my way out now to go pick it up -- Worst case is a CZ with a 1000 rounds thru it hits the marketplace in a few weeks Yes it is new in box, just came in yesterday, and the shop hasn't even checked it into their "book" yet I stopped in looking for a 22/45 lite and just happened to ask if they had anything CZ -- They do have a butload of 1911s too, Kimber, ruger commander and full size, colts, just a few I remember I'll tell you the name of the shop once I get back, hate to get a flat tire on the way -- It is a place I've never bought from before -- but I have done a ton of window shopping there -- usually way overpriced

Went Gun shopping today -- Found a CZ 75 B in 9mm new not even checked in yet Shop wants $529 =tax =nics so it's $582 and change out the door -- I was in at closing time and said I needed to sleep on it It seems these are hard to find lately but I really haven't been looking Anyway, should I jump on this -- I can be at the shop when it opens Do you think my 1911's will get mad at the foreigner in the safe? The CZ and the new ruger 22/45 lite have been the only handguns other than a 1911 that even remotely interest me -- I guess I could sell it if I really hated it So I guess I'm asking -- Does anyone have a 75b and not like it??

I heard woodbridge is really good with permits --

Gun safe? No sales tax in NJ. Go back and get that money back.

So... Did they seat any differently than the CCI primers?

It looks like the inevitable has happened -- Beat by my son in pistol rimfire iron... also would like to give credit to Jet -- He shot pistol iron -- 2 times -- the score sheet has him shooting pistol iron and pistol open -- he did not shoot pistol open the reason this matters... his pistol open score would put him in 1st place in the category he shot -- pistol iron -- Nice job Jet Was a good day as always

Just remember Federal are softer -- Every kaboom in a dillon press that I've read about has been with federal primers --

Now that's a deal!!!!

It's about NH for me too -- I spend way more quality time there than I do in PA -- I carry on my own property in NH, nothing changes there, but it sure is nice to get in the car without having to case up

You only need to put the pin in deep enough that it destroys the threads if you try and take it off. So technically the muzzle brake can come off, you just can't ever put anything else on because the threads are destroyed. You must weld over the pin hole in the muzzle brake so the pin is not removable without severe damage to the muzzle brake. If you decide you hate your muzzle brake you can always remove it on a lathe. I have installed my own muzzle brake and welded over the pin -- Tig weld would be the best option but you can also mig it

Maybe I'm missing something --- What I see is regular price is $49.99 Sale price is $42.99 for 1/2 scale IPSC target

Interesting.... Link??

Check out 300 blackout mainly for the options it gives in ammo--- Brass is everywhere, made from .223 cases 30 caliber bullet -- tons of choices uses same mags as .223, same bolt, same gun except the barrel How available is 50 wolf ammo -- or components to make ammo?