Budasac

Jim, I've had a 15-22 for years and have never had an issue. If you or your wife want to take it for a spin one Sunday let me know and I'll bring it to the club. -Joe

You can download the forms online. I have mine all filled out and saved on my computer so I can just print out a set when ever I need to apply for a new batch.

I would guess that Joe is in his mid 40s. He's a relatively big guy with glasses I believe.

Next time you go to rahway look for Keith. He's young with red hair and a beard. Great guy and a pleasure to work with. The manager (Joe) is good as well. They're basically the only two I deal with there if I can help it

Old Bridge is great if you can afford it. There's a club in South River but I think it's like a 5 year wait list. Lake Island is about 15 minutes from you (not for everyone, but it's another option).

If you like Kimbers and want a 9mm I have a Solo that I've been debating parting with. I can't get myself to list it but I should probably let it go. I live in Colonia, PM if you want to stop by and take a look.

They offer that kit with a 16"(?) glock barrel as well. https://youtu.be/jkvpX0M1bZo

I've been carrying a Benchmade Griptilian for the last year or so. It's not real fancy or anything but it's a great knife. Not assisted open, but smooth enough to open with a flick of the wrist.

Yes, Jersey City for sure. As I said though, it's not like Woodbridge to throw in anything that's unnecessary.

I know Jersey City requires that you use Jersey City residents for references. I'm surprised Connie told you they had to be in-state. I'm guessing she thinks it's a state rule. Woodbridge in general is pretty good with issuing permits. (And Connie is awesome.)

I don't consider the 30 day rule a restriction but rather a mandate.

Take a day off and go to the range with a friend. I bet if you shoot it you'll be less "blah about the whole thing."

I have a Troy Medieval on my last build. It is listed as "post ban compliant" right on the package.

None. Based on your posts I assume you want to change the grip safety because you want a tighter fit. That requires hand fitting. What are you looking to purchase in place of the Ruger?

If there was debris I wouldn't expect it to be there now. It would have worked it's way out. The "dust cover" is part of the frame. So, on the inside of the frame (or dust cover) there is a mark that corresponds to the scratch on the slide? Is it a single spot on the frame or a long scratch? Do have have any pictures?

Have you broken the gun down and inspected it yet? I was thinking about shooting tomorrow morning in Carteret, if you want to take a ride we can break it down and take a look at what's going on. It should be relatively easy to determine the issue.

4-5 seconds is pretty much what I was figuring to sort the .22 as well. I'd guess I can load a round of .45 every 2-3 seconds. As far as set up, add a minute every hundred rounds to dump some brass in the hopper and drop in a tray of primers. I have found some bulk ammo that runs pretty well in my target pistols. For plinking and practice I don't mind if I get a "flyer" once in a while. For matches I just shoot CCI Standard and call it a day. I'm pretty sure that both the gun and the ammo are more accurate than me anyway.

No. As far as time it's probably a wash. (assuming one is using a progressive press).

The guys I know who shoot .22 bullseye competition typically test a bunch of different rounds till they find what works best for their gun, then they buy as much of that ammo (from the same batch) as they can afford. When it runs out, you start over. I don't know if I would ever bother going through a box of bulk ammo a round at a time to check it.

Sroc12, The marks shown in your picture are not normal wear for a 1911. I would break the gun down and check the frame for any corresponding marks. Ruger makes a great gun for the price but, they're known to be a little rough. Typically I would break down a new Ruger and smooth out the inside. It's not unusual to find burrs or sharp edges. That said, although it's hard to see, the mark in the picture doesn't appear to be a solid scratch. Based on the interruptions I would guess that there was debris stuck between the frame and slide. It likely work its way out by now. Still, I would strip it and inspect. Did you clean the gun before shooting?

True, but I wasn't just referring to housekeeping. It's aesthetically clean as well. Bright, straight lines, stainless steel dividers, seamless white walls.

I've never had an issue with it. I didn't think mine was a great shooter when I first got it but it improved the more rounds I put through it. Over all I really like it. It's a great gun, especially for the price.

Yeah, I was going to add a disclaimer in the original post. The promo video is incredibly cheesy. The girl and car are just plain dumb. If you can get past that though, the product is pretty cool. They actually have a number of different models. I think that one is their "executive" or something. It's a neat concept. Basically a complete , self contained shooting range/safe room. They even make modular units so you can put them together to make them longer or add more lanes.

That's a really clean range.

Just get one of these and call it a day. Sea box / shooting range / safe room https://youtu.be/okq6VIckNQY