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They are out of pistol powder and have been for some time. I stopped there last week and they have no idea when they might get more.

I've read many reviews on this holster and I finally gave in and bought one for a P229 Enhanced Elite. I was able to find one in stock at one of their authorized dealers so there was no waiting time, just the 3 days to ship it. I have found this holster to be so comfortable that I often forget I am wearing it. Just wanted to say I am Milt Sparks fan all the way now.

60 days from the class. I paid cash and do not know when the instructor sent in the payments, or how he paid it.

I took the Utah class on January 25, got my permit yesterday. Just under 60 days.

Then they have accomplished their goal.

I have never figured out the cost of my reloads but I can say that I am not saving that much money because I shoot alot more often with the reloads. I use a single stage and I can do about 70 - 100 rounds an hour but I check weigh alot. It is worth it to me, plus I agree with spartiati, I like the escape.

You guys are going to drive the prices up and cause another shortage with this thread.

From what I understand the township is saying that you have to be a member to shoot there. Meaning each and every officer, boy scout or whatever would have to hold a membership there. I'm sure there is more to it than that but that's the little that I have heard.

All the front ranges are still open as well as the indoor range. Training and the back ranges are the issue. Still plenty of room to shoot there.

I have the R1. Never have had a problem with it. I shoot lswc reloads out of it all the time without fail. Good gun for the money IMO.

American Rifleman and Gun Digest. Thinking of giving up Gun Digest though, because half the magazine is classifieds.

Do I smell another beating of the OP?

This is why most people wont ask questions or make comments on forums.

Anyway....... I have the 16 gun. Wish I would have went bigger. Other than that I'm happy with it.

Damn the ammo shortage huh? Lol

I have a similar problem. When I started reloading I buckled a few .357 rounds when seating the bullet. I have since removed the bullet and powder and set the case to the side. I can not fire the primer off because the bullets wont go in the cylinder due to the bulges and I didn't want to just throw them away with live primers in them. I guess I will try the de-priming die and go slow. Thanks vlad for asking the question, and thanks to all that answered.

Another vote for the RCBS chargemaster 1500

I am not sure we are getting the whole story here..... Myself along with other people I know have dealt with Gooley and have had zero problems. He is swamped with permit requests but never once has he been rude to me or my friends. My experience with him has been the complete opposite of what you are encountering. He had me come in for "interviews" too, but that was to turn in all paperwork and to make sure it was all in order, and he has never spoken to my neighbors. It takes no more than 5 weeks for me to get my permits from the time I turn them in. You stated in earlier posts back in July and August of this year that you stole car when you were 16 and you had a misdemeanor conviction about 7 years ago. Now you mention this domestic situation and restraining order 2 years ago. Perhaps your checkered past is the obstacle, not Gooley. Good luck.

I hate dumping it too, but for me I wont do it any other way. I think you may have eliminated an important step based upon your description.

Website is not listing guns or ammo as a category. You have to use the search to see guns or ammo. Found this interesting as the shopping season begins.

http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php/topic/62167-usana/

Steel targets have to be approved by the RO per the list of range rules they gave me. Did not see anyone using them on Sunday. All ranges that I saw had preset target stands, you staple your paper. I saw two guys on the 25 yd range that had moved the table down range and were shooting at 10yds. I believe if I wanted to shoot at 25 yds, they would have to move back. Not sure how that works though. Just as additional info... there was a building I saw. There was a door with a few guys standing outside of it. It appeared, or I should say I am assuming to be a rapid or action type shooting exercise. Then again, maybe it was a clubhouse or something. I did not see inside of it or if it had a roof. I did not ask any questions regarding this. I should note every shooter I spoke with was very nice and very helpful.

Went to Usana. Met Skip around 9am. He was having a very busy day, had me fill out the membership paperwork, and then told me the rules of the range. I paid the $220 for the rest of this year and next. The membership includes me and all of my family, including as Skip said, as far back as your Great Grandfather if he is still alive. Non family guests are $10 per visit, they have to fill out a quick insurance waiver, and off you go. The $10 fee is on the honor system. I believe Skip said the place was 200 acres. Ranges that I saw today are outdoor with roofs over the shooting tables. They have 15, 25, 50, 100 yard ranges open now that I saw. There were a couple ranges closed today due to lead removal, don't know what distance they were. There was an indoor range but I did not see it. Being a member entitles you to camp there. You can also ride dirt bikes or 4 wheelers there. He mentioned the back ranges were closed due to some legal BS, but they had a court hearing soon. Don't know what that means but I guess will find out soon enough. They are taking donations for there legal fund if anyone is interested. A link is on the site listed on the post above. Range hours are Mon. - Fri. 8am - 530pm Sat. 9am - 5pm Sun. 9am - 12:30pm You can shoot archery, air rifle, air pistol, bb guns, or paintball guns on or AFTER normal range hours.

Called and spoke to Skip, real nice guy. Said he would be there tomorrow 6am till around 11am. Told me to come in and see him, orientation takes about 5 or 10 minutes. Cost for the rest of this year is $45 or can pay $220 for the rest of this year and all of next year for me and family. Can shoot as soon as orientation is done. He did mention the "back" ranges are closed due to legal issues but the front ranges are up and running. I'm gonna try to be there around 8 or 9am. I can give an update and more info after I meet him tomorrow. Thanks again for the help.

Ty for the updated site. It leaves a bit to be desired, but at least there is a phone number. Guess I'll try calling today. Thanks.