Oldspice

Only one person on the group needs a valid hunting license from what I understand. With some of the folks already attending I think it's covered...

I was at Easton yesterday. To use the tactical range you must: 1. Be a member - min $250 yearly crackshot is cheapest. 2. Take a class. I think they told me $150? Don't remember. 3. Pay $40 per hour. Apparently it hasn't gotten too busy yet...

Bring it to the shootout on the 12th in clinton and see how it runs....then take it from there.

I'm planning on being there. May be +1.

Yup. Worth the buy. The mk series are really nice and probably more accurate but also more complicated - significantly - to break down and maintain, as well as more expensive. Look on rugers site, they have videos showing breakdown procedures on the mk's. the sr22 is simple, fun, reliable, and cost less. I've seen them in the low 300's new in box. IMO the I'd snag an sr ASAP and grab a mk down the line

+1 ruger sr22. Eats anything. Fun to shoot.

Nope. No room for jewelry, etc. When/if she ever wants to learn to shoot and can safely handle firearms she's welcome. But as a responsible firearms owner it would be irresponsible to allow access to the goods in there to anyone untrained or unfamiliar - girlfriend, kids, wife, whomever... Other household items can be secured in a different safe altogether.

I've shot both p30 and p30l. Not a big difference but was consistently better with the p30l. Both were the v3 configuration. No safety. Decocker only. But both awesome.

As long as you're still on the hunt, I'd recommend trying to get to spend some time with sigs p226 mk25....

I'm in group 2 with poisontail lowslow and nightprowler

I'm in.... As long as there are no benelli's there....