myhatinthering

disagree, the first true poly pistol that was both reliable and economical is nothing to sneeze at. Can't include a p320, no real time under it's belt and we've already seen issues with them

call and find out, I'm curious

Pizza Bob is good people!

I apologize too, I was wrong for going to the next level and won't happen again. the bad thing about this type of interface is there is no tone so sometimes we take things the wrong way. beer is on me!

that writer should be that writer should be embarrassed, you don't pick 3 handguns with a life of less than three years and claim that they are part of the best ever. I'm absolutely going to agree with the Glock just in terms of shears numbers in use reliability and other variables but the Sig the Smith & Wesson and the Heckler LOL did you read the did you read the article? They gave the reasoning why and hard to argue against it actually.

ordering one today, will let you all know what it's like

lol...only intended to bring the article up for discussion on their choices really. I think the caliber debate is already settled with modern powders and FBI ballistics and US Army report on wounds. I find their choices to be good ones only I'd of included the walther p88 and the tokarev

are you stuck on bcm? If not, other options out there with more accurate barrels 1. assuming you are, it's preference really as I have both and like both but I'd go with the 14.5 2.I personally love the fsb, less things to go wrong, doesn't interfere with scopes or dots and I love the look. Have with and without, I gravitate towards the fsb rifles 3.the MI rail is better, gives you better options for placing vfg, light etc should you decide to go that route 4. they do but it costs extra however, you get her ready to go

outstanding!!!!!!!!! great job the more people we each bring, the better it is for us

absolutely, do this often and think it's vital. I'll be teaching a friends wife next weekend. It's easier to do this when the range fees are not stupidly priced which is what the crux of some of the arguments are. It's a valid point, if you make it expensive, you are not bringing too many people to the range. I also think the stereotype of the six figure nothern guy paying 1500-3k in prop taxes is ridiculous in this debate. I know what I make, pay, assets etc etc etc and I'm still not paying $400 for a membership and paying range fees on top of that. I don't think you can find a better deal than cjrpc but ecstatic other ranges are opening up for obvious and selfish reasons

no blood in the water, guy was flippent needlessly and his response confirmed he's dikhead, not a bright one at that

not at all, your response was flippent and you followed up with a gem can't help it if you think you know more than you do and run at the mouth like an ass with diarrhea. Now go back to the kiddie table and let the adults talk back on track, this thread has really taken a turn. At the end of the day, high fees do nothing to promote the sport in the state however, business can do whatever they choose to do and the consumer will dictate success here. Still think you are nuts to pay for time while paying for a membership but if that's what people choose to do then so be it not all ranges charge for their classes either, that's a foolish argument made here.

https://gundigest.com/article/7-best-9mm-pistol-of-all-time

no worries was reading a thread on snipershide and this pop upped. the reviews on these rifles are impressive to say the least. Nice price for a platform loaded with features and performance you get on more expensive guns. I'm half tempted to get a hunting rifle here

love stupid posts like this. No offense but I've forgotten more from teaching econ and finance in the graduate business schools at NYU and Rutgers than I care to remember but pretty sure variables are NOT that prohibitive from regional perspectives like this in NJ No one will dispute that micro differences in regional areas of said market exist however, no where is it so prohibitive that the model needs to one vs the other unless the capital model used mandates it (less money up front, investor payout, expected sales to usage per sq/ft etc etc). Now a smart person would realize that timing is a more important variable here than the actual micro differences in regional locale from say Jackson to Monmouth Cnty as the big wammiee here is the up front costs as WE ALL KNOW THE FIXED COSTS ARE NADA. ah I digress Of note, most business that employ this model need massive foot traffic to survive and evidence it's not working is in the pricing model. No this is not the same as Costco or BJs

not true as evidenced we've got them in the state with this model.

https://www.kygunco.com/Product/View?ItemNo=111628 all of them are on sale, the 308, 6.5mm, 30-06 mail in $50 rebate online brings it to 209 delivered.

best sub 100 bipod imho is the green blob

not there unless I'm not seeing it

seems like we need to sue the towns for not following the rules

for me it's cjrpc I shoot quite a bit, paying for fees everytime would be too much

ok gents, back on track. let's post deals on mags for the following calibers; 5.56 7.62/39 308

wish this were x39, I'd pick it up for the spare bolt on my x39 rifle as I have plenty of spare colt/fn bolts...damn but you guys wanting a side charger, go..... https://www.primaryarms.com/bear-creek-arsenal-right-side-charge-ar15-upper-with-free-side-charge-bcg-and-receiver-plug?trk_msg=O4VBRLBH04O438PS3NPPGDFALO&trk_contact=CDBRAHKS8ENNJL7ITFHP09NFR0&trk_sid=QV25S7JSO2MAMB040P18TELR9K&utm_source=listrak&utm_medium=email&utm_term=BANNER_1&utm_campaign=18_11_Ad_25_24HourSale

agree, if you need any tool or will break a part of the mag making it not legal, then it's legal. did I say that right? lol

if anyone is interested, Thompson Center Compass on sale for 209 after rebate. Reviews are beyond impressive so if looking for a .223/5.56 bolt gun, hard to go wrong here