Sludog

Baby Python?

Hickok 45 probably spent a weekend there.

Most the shore towns and boardwalks do a firework show. I remember Redbank used to do the states biggest and best show a few years back. I think the funding was cut off and it is not as big as it used to be. I am sure after Sandy most towns will be cutting back on fireworks this year.

Negative on reloaded ammo. Tom said his insurance won't allow it. In fact from what I understand is that they won't even allow any boxed ammo as well. All range ammo must be bought from them. He did say he hopes to change this once they open. It will really hurt his memberships if it does not change. I got in pre construction so my membership was pretty low. Thinking about joining CJRPC in Jackson in the spring.

Good stuff. Very informative. Right now I am shooting about 250 rounds every other week. Once the new range around the corner from me opens I would like to go a couple times a week and probably do at least 300 rounds a week. I have been saving brass since my last visit but probably only have around a hundred shells. I saw a couple of Dillion presses on their site and they looked fool proof to use. At first I thought reloading was complicated and you had to measure powder and hand crimp things and it took hours for a box of ammo. I can't imagine a greater satisfaction for a shooter using rounds he made by hand.

I was thinking about getting into reloading ammo. I mostly will be shooting 9mm and .38 special and .357 on occasion. I shoot .22 but won't be reloading that. lol Currently shoot range indoor and outdoor mostly paper but will be shooting steel soon. My question is would it be worth it for me to reload only shooting such few calibers? The presses I was looking at were Dillion and Hornady. Is this overkill for my needs? Also please give me some current prices for bullets, primers and other items I would need to get started for these calibers.

Great option and good price. There was another one listed here for $275 but it must have sold. http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php/classifieds/item/449-browning-buck-mark-eclipse-22lr/

Get a .22 pistol either semi auto or revolver. Some conversions are expensive and unreliable as you have seen. I recommend the Buckmark or Ruger. Super accurate and shoot all day for $20. Smith .22 revolvers are sweet too but pricey. Also check out the M&P 22 or Walter 22 as well. Buy used and save a bundle of cash for ammo. Marketplace has a few for sale as of late.

I know you have shot your share of .38 special eith all the wheel guns you own. I just stated shopping for this ammo. Any brands you recommend for range and target shooting? I picked up a few boxes of Herters from cabelas and my local shop carry American Eagle. Is this stuff any good?

You can get an Umberti .22 lever but they are pricey compared to Henry and Marlins. You get what you pay for though because they are built like tanks. They are tough to find and I have only seen them for sale on gunbroker.

Appearance wise the glock is pretty simple looking and some think just plain ugly. They do not have all the bells and whistles some other nines have. Mechanically the glock is near flawless and hard to beat. I did hear from a shop owner that some of the older glocks were having issues with the frames cracking. I would guess this is the higher caliber models. He could be a glock hater. Lol.

Hillary for president? Lol

Forecast for Arizona today........ 119 degrees and sunny. Vegas the same and death valley California is going to be 129. I'll shovel snow thanks.

Lots of scams on armslist.com selling these guns dirt cheap. People see them listed and send money blindly and get ripped off.

Free buffet dinner with every firearm purchase? Nothing better than a new pistol and kung po chicken.

I'll be happy to fire a few 100 rounds thru her if you need. LolIs this part of your collection or are you selling? I saw a few smith wheel guns you had for sale but I am guessing they are gone already.

This^^^A .357 is a great choice. You can get .38 ammo anywhere and blast some .357 to let off some steam. Lol I just got one myself and should have her in my hands next week.

There is a Browning Buckmark .22 for sale in the marketplace forum for $275 so face to face sale is the out the door price. No tax or nics to pay. I have one and these guns are sweet and are super accurate. You will be amazed how well you shoot this thing even if you are a new shooter. You can find magazines anywhere for $20-$30 and ammo is super cheap. You can shoot all day for $20. If I had extra purchase permits to burn I would buy another Buckmark in a heartbeat.

I am getting my last two permits renewed tomorrow morning. They expire on July 3. One permit is spoken for with my Colt is waiting at my FFL waiting for my OGAM to pass on June 30.

Sweet gun. Did you pick her up at one of the weekends shows? What does a "JM series" add? Is it like a pro series with different grips and worked trigger?

I got 650 rounds of .17 HMR ammo for sale if you find the gun.

I figured this place works the same as CJRPC in Jackson where the members dues are used to improve the range. At least that is what a member told me. What do the dues for for SJ club pay for anyway? Why are the dues so high?

The 10 yrd range is a outdoor range? Any chance they build an indoor pistol range? I'm sure members would be willing to contribute some funds to build one.

I would love to see you riding your bike to the range with a couple of AR's strapped to your back. lol

If I ran out of ammo I would throw rocks before I ordered one round of ammo from these crooks. How does these thieves stay in business?