Kingsoverqueens

Depends on your perspective. Some people like epic "end of times" thunderstorms. lol I'm going to shoot Saturday at CJ in the AM and then go home and hide in my basement. No shooting on Sunday...baseball calls.

don't do it just for Jon Iggy...his girlfriend probably won't let him go anyway.

With such a stable full of horses....how does one decide? lol Anyone else imagine Joe's safe? I envision a room with lights that turn on automatically when the door open, and every thing lined up on shelves. Just like in the movies.

Antknee....M&P is in 9? If so I can let you 5 x 10 rounders. We're playing baseball near the field Sunday morning so it works out.

Same as Nick...I'm in Monmouth County and work in Staten Island. I'd love to help but think you need to find someone closer.

Application for 5 additional P2P submitted on March 6th. Received letter yesterday that they were ready to be picked up. Delays included not mailing my reference letter because the reference worked for the police dept, so they put it in his internal mail box, not realizing he had retired. It sat there for 3 weeks until they sent me a letter and when called, asked if I wanted them to mail it to him. duh. Also, two weeks of delay due to 2 different people being on vacation.

If you believe that you haven't established a good relationship with anyone.

Soon. Prosecution is doing their closing right now, and my God is he doing a crappy job. I can't wait to hear the defense do their close.

I've got the Beretta kit for my 92FS. I think I paid $325 from a member on the Beretta forum. It's been very reliable and eats pretty much all standard Federal and CCI type ammo. It didn't like the thunderbolt stuff, but otherwise has been a very reliable 22kit. I also have an M&P 22 that I flat out love. In fact I like it so much I'm tempted to buy a second.

Oh snap.

Since you are doing a renovation anyway if I might make a suggestion to go with a basement entrance (bilco doors). Not only will you be able to get your safe in easily, but having the ability to get inside or outside from the basement without having to treck through the house and up and down full flights of stairs is a pleasure. I don't think I'd ever own a house with a basement and not have a set of bilco's again.

My M&P is rather picky. Andrew had some real issues during the last steel match due to high primers. My Beretta with eat them, but the M&P is a touch more finicky. I've repressed all the primers now and they sit where they should so we should be good, but man was that a pain.

She fell out of the crazy tree and hit every branch on the way down. She was crazy when her husband played for the Met's. In fact, her behavior led in part to his short stay with the Mets. She boasted about wanting to have sex in varios places at Shea Stadium. Oh, she's got a whole lotta crazy going on.

Thank you for your efforts.

The video would be better with explosions. But otherwise nice job. Stuff like this makes me shake my head. As you know I'm a noob reloader and would never have considered the depth at with to set primers. I've had some trouble with them sitting high and realized that nut that holds the spring and primer plunger (for lack of a better term) had loosened up. Once I put a wrench to it my primers are now seating better. So much to learn.

Blake...Vlad is one of the match directors. You will be in good hands with him. The USPSA croud at CJ and Old Bridge are all terrific. You'll have a great time. My only advice...go slow and focus on safety. Nobody is going to make fun of you...well...a little good natured ball busting should be expected. We tease cause we love. Your times won't matter and nobody is going to complain if you take an extra 15 or 20 seconds to shoot a stage. Pitch in by repairing targets inbetween shoots. Enjoy!

Rainbow. That would be cool.

Out.

A pool, no, not really. A diving board or slide might. I should clarify. The presence of a dive board or slide doesn't have a direct rate impact but could otherwise prohibit issuance of a policy from one company to another, and that could affect how much a homeowner pays. It might cost more to find a company who will issue a policy to someone with a dive board, as an example.

When mine were little I referred to it as "A $100 a week habit."

That hasn't been my experience. Granted, only a handful of officers in public settings, but the last guy and I had a great conversation, so much so that I invited him to my range.

It was a fast match. I shot like crap. Ugh...

We're out for this one...baseball tournament.

I would be interested in pricing on 2 standard size USPSA targets. I'd have jumped all over the plate order if I hadn't already purchased a set from GT over the winter.

Crap...I just got that one. :gigglesnort: