Kingsoverqueens

Not hitting the white guys would be a good start. lol

You shot well for someone new to USPSA.

Ugh.

Mine are easy, considering I zero'd out at least 2 stages. Ouch...

I work in NY and had them shipped to my office.

Thanks for the heads up. I got 5k.

^ shameless lol

When I think 45ACP I think 1911. I don't particularly care for either as 45 ammo is expensive and I don't really like a 1911. Just not my thing. Buuuut...45 ACP is also synonymous with a Thompson "Tommy" gun, something I didn't know until I joined the forum. There was a guy selling a NJ legal one, complete with violin case, last year, in the buy sell. It was drop dead sexy. That would be interesting, and unique.

Yeah Mike...that's the guy. I don't know if he's been practicing, but I don't think I'm going to suggest he attend on Sunday. I'll work with him one more time at the range to see how he's progressed. The probem with training with me is that he isn't permitted to draw from the holster. I suppose we can do it unloaded.

No, not my son. He's actually been shooting USPSA for a little over a year now. It's a friend of mine who I am trying to get more involved.

Would a classifier special match be a good event for a first time shooter to experience USPSA? To me it would. No running. No 180 exposure. No moving targets. What do you think? Also, any idea on round count? I'd imagine low.

They just got a very favorable write up in the local penny paper.

Another restaurant I would consider good, if you want authentic Italian food with an Americanized twist would be Basil T's in Red Bank. Victor does a nice job there.

You might be correct. I have very discerning taste, and as such, I tend to not go to dinner too often. When I do I usually prefer chinese, but only because I can't make it as well at home, or a good bacon cheeseburger and steak fries with a draft beer. But that said I stand by my statement. I won't speak for you, as you may also have very discerning taste. For me to consider an Italian restaurant good, I would consider the menu first. Are they cooking things with focus on regional specificity? Seasonality? Are they making their own pasta? A house salad, veal parm and a canolli isn't what I would consider a good Italian meal. Osso bucco, gnocchi with pesto, grilled pulpo...now we are talking.

At 6ish they were lined up out the door.

Likely be at CJ shooting their steel event.

Here's the thing about Italian food...what most American's consider to be Italian food most Italians wouldn't feed to their pets. At the same time, Italian food is specific to a region....Northern, Southern...Coastal. With all that said the only really good Italian restaurant that I personally know of is La Cippolina in Freehold. A "cippolina" translated means small onion. I haven't been there since forever but recall them being true to the heritage of Italian cuisine and offering regional diversity. Mangia!

Theoretically it could be done BUUUUUT each guest must be under constant supervision of the member that guested them into the club. What you can't have is your guest over on the shotgun range shooting trap while you (me) are in the pits shooting pistol. I'm sure you know this Mike, so for those who might not understand it, the premise behind the guesting privilege to invite friends to the range with the ultimate goal that they will join. This is why it's limited to two visits. An organized shoot like this violates the principal of the guest policy, and in my opinion is likely why it won't fly again at CJ, and while I'm not a member, I suspect Old Bridge would object too. I love the idea of this type of organized event, but I don't see it working at the member clubs.

Trunk.

Stages did look good. Sorry we missed this one. Andrew got hisself a jay oh bee...a job. His shooting time is going to be very limited until the winter. I shot some trap at CJ this am. First time out in forever and shot an 18, a 22 and an 18. Not too shabby.

No, that's JonF, but he's not retired...he only come's when he gets permission from his Girlfriend.

Really. I have to see what the boy wants to do. We're scheduled to shoot trap but a day on the range with Alex and Nick is a day full of sunshine and rainbows.

I think the recent activity is due to the contest which was started to hopefully influence the Governor. In clicking on some links I found they wrote an article recently about the contest itself, and then it seems today another one tying to make an issue of the Sig rifle displayed in the contest page. Trying to make a mountain out of a mole hill, and its so transparent and embarrasing for them, this one has to backfire.

You have no, nor should you expect any, freedom so speech in a private setting such as this. The site owner gets to set the rules, and we are all invited guests. I don't know what the op did to get dinged, but it seems to me you have to try pretty hard to get removed from this site.

Depends on the weather. Some rain will keep some people away, but it's a shooting day in July. Probably 60 or 70 shooters? But that said it is going to be busier than the Friday indoor shoot, no doubt. I don't want to talk you out of the Sunday event, but the Friday shoot is nice and informal. That was how I started. We're actually out this weekend. Our plan at the moment is to shoot trap at CJ. We haven't done it in a while.