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Ten Tenth's

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  1. We got 8" of snow in NNJ. How much did Old Bridge get?
  2. I don't see any announcements anywhere
  3. Any idea when the electronic results will print?
  4. Just confirm this is a pistol not a pistol/shotgun match?
  5. Likely still frozen so we'll shoot six indoors. ~ben Sent from my Nexus 5 using Tapatalk
  6. Do you think it's salvageable or should we stop checking in for possible results?
  7. There's usually 3 simple stages with at least 12 targets. Club has plenty of steel, Texas star, plate rack and a decreasing plate size sequence rigs. It all depends what CRO takes out. It's $10 to shoot for non members and $5 for additional gun.
  8. Glad to hear people are going, I'm in
  9. Idpa rules apply. But if you are trying idpa for the first time don't worry about gear or cover garment.
  10. Since new IDPA rule book goes in effect on October 1st, and liability risk increased for So. Will shooters required to show classifier in either sports or a safe course cert in lieu of?
  11. I am still waiting on my zev limited gat so I was forced to shoot limited minor with my G34 setup for SSP / Production. I did have my ghost holster and da pouches for the classifier.
  12. How much correlation does classifier calc have against national database?
  13. I've played mostly IDPA until recently
  14. I'm new to uspsa, can someone post the stage codes so I can use a classifier call? Thanks, ben
  15. If not too many people show up I'm hoping to classify for both production and limited. Round count is too low for 1.5 hrs each way.
  16. If you believe Larry Vickers, he said on Tac TV that the best Glocks are the 9mm versions. It's what they were designed for and between the 17 and 19, most people will fit and get the job done.
  17. Ten Tenth's replied to RIK's topic in General Discussion
    A smell a troll too. No way a lawyer writes this way. It would be concise and to the point.
  18. Check the base disk of the recoil spring assembly for warping. It should be perpendicular to the spring and if it isn't sit it 180 degrees and see if racking the slide improves. Also some aftermarket 3.5 connectors cause a slight hangup feeling when the slide racks.
  19. The issue now is Lautenberg wants to cut mag limit to 10. So write him, tell him he's missing an opportunity and barking at the wrong tree. Show him Booker is saying it better than him.
  20. Booker was interviewed by msnbc and transcript is available online. "O'Donnell: Something like it's over 800 killed have been killed by gun violence in America since Newtown" "Booker: Right. So what we see in Newark is that law abiding citizens buying guns are not causing the crime. It is that criminals can so easily get their hands on guns. You showed the data. You have an overwhelming majority of gun owners agree with instant background checks, agree that we should end the gun show loophole and end these secondary markets. " Booker wants Lautenberg's job so Democrat on Democrat.
  21. Or tell them if they vote for any additional gun control law that they will be voted out just like after the 1994 AWB
  22. After writing two letters to POTUS, Senators Lautenberg and Menendez, Congressman Garrett, I received this email today Dear Mr. xxxxxx Thank you for contacting me about gun control in the wake of the tragedy at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut. Understanding your ideas and concerns is important because it helps me to better represent you and the Fifth District of New Jersey. I value your comments and appreciate the opportunity to respond. First and foremost, no words can describe the unspeakable tragedy that occurred in Newtown, Connecticut. With the loss of so many innocent lives, especially the young children, my prayers continue to go out to the victim's families and the Newtown community. This tragic event has people across the country asking if there are steps that can be taken to prevent anything like this from happening again. As I'm sure you know, the shooter in Connecticut—a state with some of the most stringent gun control laws in the nation—stole his mother's guns to carry out this unspeakable act. He then illegally carried those stolen weapons into a gun-free zone. According to the U.S. Department of Justice, a majority of guns used by criminals are stolen, bought on the black market, or obtained in other illegal ways. Unfortunately, many will use this tragedy as an opportunity to restrict access to firearms for law-abiding citizens. I do not believe that these actions will address the underlying issue. The Second Amendment to the Constitution establishes a citizen's right to keep and bear arms. I believe that to prevent future tragedies from occurring, we must keep guns out of the hands of criminals and the mentally ill. I also believe that we must take steps to more effectively address mental illness, not just through the federal government, but also within our families and communities. Please know that your correspondence is important to me, and that I appreciate your views. Should legislation concerning gun control come to the House floor for a vote, I will consider it with your thoughts in mind. Once again, thank you for contacting me. As Congress debates solutions to the challenges facing our nation, I hope you will continue to share your thoughts and views with me. Should you have any further questions or comments about this or any legislative issue, please do not hesitate to contact me in my Washington, D.C. office at (202) 225-4465. Also, please visit me at www.facebook.com/repscottgarrett, www.youtube.com/repscottgarrett, and my website at www.house.gov/garrett to sign up for my e-newsletter for the latest updates from Washington, D.C. and around the district. Sincerely, <img alt="Signature" border="0" height="38" width="120" /> Scott Garrett Member of Congress
  23. War on guns sub'd! Thanks for the recommendation
  24. The best defense is a sound offense

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