Scorpio64

depends on the shot size. if you mean trap loads, then i agree. But a 3" shell loaded with #2 goose load would put an ugly hurt on a home invader at CQB distance. BB would be even worse. If all I had on hand was #8 or #7.5 target loads, I'd make myself a few waxed cut shells. That'll git 'er done.

I'm just curious. When was the last time an attempt was made on the life of a NJ politician or judge? If it almost never happens, or happens at the same statistical rate as any other person, then, by their own rationale, they don't have a justifiable need. They are carrying simply because they believe they are more important and deserving than the plebeians.

Ray Ray is no longer playing hard to get.

It's only prison time if you chase the home Invader out of your home and into the street and shoot them. If you happen to be doing yard work and get attacked by somebody while you're raking leaves and you are carrying and you shoot them no prison time.

Well, she said she'd operate the thrower. We really need someone to throw them birds.....joke....funny....nevermind Ah, fuck it. I'm just gonna go to R-14.

Peel, somehow a decision was made to have this at Clinton and the F the Soup Bowl shoot moved here. I'm not sure why, but in any event, Zeke and I may be shooting at the Stafford WMA. It depends on what location will have the better weather. If the weather is better up at Clinton, we may very well be going to Clinton. Just dunno yet.

Or, kidnap her and tie her up to the thrower..... hmmmm.... skeet bondage, that's new.

I believe Gunsrlegal committed to attending in the original thread before it was hij..... moved.

It's going to rain so I'll be staying home getting ready for the Soup Bowl. Ha! as if. Actually, we will be having some weather on Sunday. Forecast for 2/4/18, up north we will likely see flurries and snow showers throughout the day. (30% likelihood) with a high of 38 deg F, but in the balmy south it will just rain (70% likelihood) with a high of 43 deg F. So, our options are cold and wet or slightly less cold and wetter.

I think you can find it at just about any Sunoco station.

Kickoff isn't until 6:30.So, you are in luck. What are you bringing?

Probably, maybe. There or Stafford.

U suck, but your dad's cool. Tell him happy birthday.

Okay folks. Time to get down to brass tickey tacks. With just 6 days to go we are starting to solidify this gig. There will be a group shooting something on Sunday. The question now is are you in or out and where do you prefer to shoot. North - Clinton WMA Clays only Sorta Central - Range 14 at Ft Dix Skeet Trap Rifle and Pistol South - Stafford WMA Clays only The problem with Ft Dix is I'm the only member who's in right now. We'd need at least one more R-14 member to do Dix. Otherwise, we are looking at Clinton, which is too far north for the southerners. Or Stafford, which is too far south for the northerners. At this point, just say if you are in (or interested) and whether you are north or south of the Raritan. We'll figure out the rest later.

According to Shin Nohara, to be a man you must have honor and a penis.

Extended forecast for February 4th. Mostly cloudy high temperature 37 degrees

32-20 ammo is hard to find too. Just say'n. It was only hard to find because I'm not familiar with 7.62x39. If I had a rifle in that caliber, I'd know every website from coast to coast that carried it. But, to be fair, I think copper jacket for this ammo is unusual. Rifles are meant to be shot outside, at animals, berms and hillsides. Using ammoseek, I can find steel cased copper jacket all over the place. At .25/rd, it's still a hell of a lot cheaper than range ammo and it does not do any more damage to the backstop than the range ammo will. If a range has a problem with steel core or bi-metal jacket, fine, restrict the bullet. But don't ban steel case with copper jacket solid lead core. RSO's are supposed to be professionals. They should be smart enough to discern if the bullet construction is gtg or not. But basing it solely on the case is BS.

Okay, this one specifically indicates copper jacket (non-magnetic) bullet. It's about .03/rd more than the GT. Also, Red Army sells non-magnetic too but it seems to be out of stock everywhere. The point being, there is reasonably priced 7.62x39 with non-magnetic bullets out there. My bad on the GT, nothing in the adverts indicated bi-metal.

Golden Tiger 7.62x39 FMJBT Steel case, copper jacket, solid lead core and noncorrosive. If they won't let you shoot this, then there is no question it's about them selling ammo and making money off of spent brass. 20 cents per round 1000 rd case. http://www.sgammo.com/product/golden-tiger/temporary-sale-1000-round-case-762x39-fmj-bt-golden-tiger-124-grain-russian-amm

No. But it is a good excuse to sell some overpriced range ammo none the less.

I bet it was the Tactical Cricket.

Just another political tv show. It used to be a sport played by men.

Dude, get your priorities in order. You just made a move, you need to test all of your firearms to make sure they survived the trip.

Ya, not buying that as an excuse. The bullet construction is on the box. If it's a bi-metal jacket,r has a steel core, it will be indicated on the box. It all boils down to them being lazy and greedy. I have heard some ranges prohibit you from collecting your own brass.

Because they can't make money off it and it's too much of a bother to sort it from brass.