Howard

THIS is exactly what things like YELP and other social media is for - go ahead and post your experience and tear them a new one. BTW Ramseys is NOT in Randolph, its in Ledgewood, please don't tarnish my town with crap like them - we only allow high quality places like RTSP in our town

Thanks T-bill. Look forward to learning more.

I went out with someone who had a DJI Phantom 2 Vision plus today and was amazed. Now I have the itch to get one. Is that the one to get, or are there others I should look at. I know very little about these things, but sure looks like fun.

Tell you parents to run, not walk away from this. Don't give them anything. There are plenty of places they can turn to if they want to refi, don't do it with strangers that call out of the blue.

Six hand guns in one case? THAT cannot possibly be Jersey Legal!!!

Neat, I went out and got an M&P15-22 just for that

Very good write-up as always Bob. Lot's of good information. I have to say though, I solved my .45 ACP "problem" a different way - its called a 1911

Not sure why we all had so many brain farts today. I did better than my last classifier but was still about 12 seconds shy of making Sharpshooter. Guess I will have to hear about sandbagging at my next match

These legislators need to stop banning things, and start getting touch on actions. That means it should be legal to own anything you want, but give penalties when it is used inappropriately. That means body Armour should be perfectly legal to own, and you should be able to wear it 24/7 if you want with no penalty; UNLESS you are using it to aide in committing a crime - then you get punished (significantly) for it.

http://www.cbshooters.com/idpa/files/IDPA_Classifier_Match_Scoring_and_Layout.pdf The above should address your question.

I'll see you there. I was going to shoot my STI Trojan that just returned from service, but since its a classifier I guess I'll use either my CZ-75b or Glock G34 so I can get consideration for both SSP and ESP all in one shot. (Well perhaps it will take more than one shot)

Yea I guess I forgot about that, but it's a heck of a lot less movement that IDPA or USPSA.

As many of you may recall my Troajn (9mm) became a jam-o-matic. I sent it to STI to be looked at and they did some work on her. They worked on the feed ramp grinding it some and polishing it, broke the edges of the chamber and did some grinding and polishing where the frame meets the feed ramp. Took it to the range today and it worked perfectly. They suggested that I stick with Metalform or Tripp mags also. So, if anyone wants to buy some 10 round Wilson Combat ETM mags with Dawson aluminum extended base pads let me know, I have four of them.

In addition to what Bob posted, this http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php/topic/18511-new-to-uspsa/ is another good link that has videos that explains everything you need to know about USPSA. You might also want to try (this weekend) knockdown steel at OB which is Saturday or IDPA at OB which is Sunday. Knockdown is a lot of fun, and you don't have to worry about moving - just shoot fast and accurate. There is nothing like hearing all the steel fall as you hit it

Stu, you are probably correct, the point I was making is the "law" always talks about FID and DL with matching ID. I have had FFL's insist on seeing a driver's license. Again this is probably sort of like the many FFL's that require you put your FID card on the table just to look at a gun.

The only problem is you could not buy it in the first place as they want your FID with matching Driver's license I wonder what would happen if you told them you don't have a driver's license ????

No, he appears to be the only bird in the sky, sometimes so high I can barely see him.

This guy has been driving me crazy for about a week now. He typically flies very high up and is constantly Squawking, it sounds almost like he is crying. He finally came down low enough today that I was able to get a half-way decent picture of him.

Not any more of a story than a guy that rents a car and drives off a cliff to kill himself. They would not make an entire story of how Hertz, Avis and National should be put out of business or require mental health checks before they rent a car.

What does where the rock came from have to do with insurance? I've never had my insurance company ask where a rock came from that broke my windshield. I just tell them I have a crack and they send a guy to my home or office or even once to a train station and they replace it.

She might be lucky to have caught the phone number from the truck, most would not have. If the company is nice they will help you out, but they might not. Even if she files a police report it is sort of she said he said unless there is some other witness. For many years I have carried zero deductible on comprehensive to pay for stuff exactly like this. While such a deductible is crazy expensive for collision damage, you would be surprised how cheap it really is for comprehensive. I have had dozens of windshields replaced over the years for exactly this at no cost to me. Check with your insurance company what it would cost to get zero or perhaps $50 deductible for this for the future.

This article is a solution looking for a problem. This is an almost non-issue. I would much rather someone go to a gun range and kill themselves than not be able to get a gun and decide the best way to kill themselves is to drive at 75 mph head on into another car, taking out other people. If someone wants to kill themselves they will! This is a non-story. Then there is the other stupid stuff about a range that go a liquor license. What they don't tell you is that you have to show your ID to get in and once done you are not allowed on the range for 24 hours. Thus, alcohol from that establishment will NEVER lead to a problem. People can easily drink at home or at the bar down the street and then go shooting, this bar is the BEST solution around as there is control. It is interested how this article takes facts out of context to spin a story - shame on the author.

I've had great experiences here in Randolph. Cathy does a great job of coordinating everything and I have never had any issue. One time when a recommendation form got lost in the mail she asked me for my contact's email address and said she would just email him the form to save time.

I am having trouble to stop laughing! Good one!!!

I have a tank with roughly 33,000 gallons of lightly chlorinated water in my backyard