Oleg

I got a new ppq m2 handgun and have some troubles hitting target with it. In about six months I shoot I tried about half dozen different handguns and spent couple thousand rounds easily; never had much troubles at least making some holes. Usually after a magazine or two I get pretty close to where I am targeting to. Not so with ppq. Even if I make a hole I hit target at random places. Obviously I do something wrong but I cannot figure out what exactly is wrong and what is so different with this gun comparing to every other gun I tried before. I am looking for a private lesson from somebody who can point to my mistakes and show how to improve. I am OBRPC member and I am close to both ranges.

I was wondering how was it possible that this separatist movement had so many people, equipment, propaganda materials handy right at the start of the events. Turns out it was a long way into the making. There is evidence that they openly started separatist movement together with Communist Party as far back as 2006. And it seems like every year it became more and more organized. From what I saw in pictures even the language of the message stayed the same about hate toward anything Ukrainian. Unbelievable stuff

Estimates are wrong all the time. That's why they are estimates. For example one CC economist was grossly wrong on his estimates of state income for four years before he got fired. Anyway from article it is clear that problem is not law, but estimate how much it will cost to implement it. Title should be "Good news everyone, implementing new law did not cost as much as expected." P.S. I am not talking about whether law was good or bad.

It is not "gun law based on wrong estimates". It is budget money are allocated on wrong estimates. But yeah, that does not make a good article title.

I did not want to call Williams Firesights at first (because most reviews said support is useless and rude) but then decided that I have nothing to lose. They suggested that maybe they packaged wrong part and asked to send it back for research. Fair enough.

It seems like Williams Firesights #70231 are not compatible with Pro-Target sights on Buckmark. Front sight is much taller than original. Rear sight is about the same size as original. As result rear sight goes out of range of motion before it is zeroed in rendering sights useless. Pro-Target sights are used on almost all new non fiber optic Buckmarks models. Too bad I did not stop right after I saw it and installed everything. Even threw away packaging. $50 down the drain

It was a fun event. Very happy I was able to participate instead of just watching. Thanks for mags, could not do it without them.

Since NRA membership is a requirement for joining pretty much any private shooting club there should be an option 'NRA, but it is not because they are 2A group'.

No luck with mags. Ordered online and they did not even ship them yet Tried to buy locally without success. I will appreciate if anybody can lend me two mags for browning buckmark tomorrow at event. I will be there at least to observe in any case.

And ooh yes, I knew several afghan war vets and vdv soldiers. Most of them were seriously crazy at times. 'ptsd' word was not in dictionary back then.

My teacher in school was very old high ranking officer. He was actually really good, very strict but polite. I remember some of his lessons well. Later at university I met 'steal everything that is not attached permanently drunk degenerates' type of officers. At one point I had enough of their bs and told them to fuck off, stopped military training and did not show up for final tests. As result when time came I almost end up in a brand new Ukrainian army. At that point of time most of the army was worse place than a prison; it was free 'slave' labor; nothing to do with military or army. By some miracle (no bribes) they let me go free and never bothered again.

I did it in Soviet Union school when I was a kid. It was part of mandatory program for boys. This and 9 or so shots at the shooting range was the only time you ever touched or even saw AK in SU. We also had a camp where we were digging rows, trained to hide and move sneakily in different terrain, ran crosses in gas masks etc.

I plan to come in and observe (new obrpc member). I have only a pistol with 3 magazines. Is there any chance to participate in at least pistol stages? Should I run to the store and grab more magazines and magazine pouches or something?

It was quite a while ago. I did not even remember it happened until candle shop clue I had to do a research; I am pretty sure it was Sunset Hill Shooting Range.

Ooh, I remember now how I was kind of introduced to guns in america. We were spending a weekend in Poconos with friends and my wife insisted to go to candle shop. I was walking around taking pictures and spotted an ad for a shooting range 'tourists are welcome' around the corner. That's where we went next

I usually joke that there was only one book about small business in the library and it was about candles [or you name it]. Everybody dreaming about their own business read it and used it

I got a new buckmark and went through about 500 rounds with it. I used CCI standard velocity and Fiocchi high velocity ammo. There were zero failures of any kind with buckmark.

Interesting that nobody mentioned any micro four third cameras. Full solution will be out of proposed budget, but they are close to a perfect travel camera systems with outstanding image quality. I carry my ancient Panasonic GH2 pretty much 24/7 everywhere with one or two lenses. It does not take much space at all. A whole package with several high quality lenses with total range from 14mm to 600mm (in 35mm terms) fits into a small diaper bag with a lot of room to spare.

It is called a road trip [or two] to B&H

I got Howard Leight R-01902 Impact Pro because of their noise reduction rating 30. They are big but I shot a couple different rifles with them and they did not get in a way.

Canon S110/120 are nice cameras, but they are tiny. It will be hard for older people to handle it. Hard to give recommendation without knowing intended use and habits. I would imagine they will not be interested in [super] tele zoom. I did not use these cameras but my guess they will be good choices: Any recent version of: Canon G series Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX100 series (there are 3 of them) Nikon 1 series For super tele zoom: Panasonic Lumix FZ200 Fujifilm FinePix S1 Check out pretty good reviews at dpreview P.S. Never leave for a once in a life trip without a backup camera or two

I need a range bag and it looks like it is a great deal. I am planning to buy it late in the night today or tomorrow morning. I can order more then one and then you can pick it up in Old Bridge. Send me a message if you are interested.

Thank you AlexTheSane for a trip to OBRPC outdoor range on Friday afternoon and letting play with his toys. That was fun. Notes to myself: - there is a point in a single shot weapons: ammo will not go that fast - following all safety rules is not easy [at least for newbie].

Got my id and permits! It took 73 days for FID and 2PP. Now the question is: what is first: .22 or 9mm? .22 with 3.5" or 5+" barrel or something that can be converted to other calibers? Striker or hammer? Questions, decisions... P.S. No need to discuss those questions

In addition to whatever she will be doing locally I recommend attending Tony Blauer's personal defense and fear management seminars. She will not become martial artist, but it will give you ideas that are very effective and easy to implement. He has a lot of stuff online, it is also helpful.