I did not receive a message from Ron so the match is on. See everyone there. We can have an NJGF squad if eveyone wants to do that. Tell Karen when registering.

I'm going to have to skip this one. The wife just signed me up for a "seminar" tomorrow.

I think I'm out for tomorrow too - still at work and probably will be here mad late - sleep in time tomorrow.

I did not receive a message from Ron so the match is on. See everyone there. We can have an NJGF squad if eveyone wants to do that. Tell Karen when registering.

 

 

I am ready. =)

 

find me. =P

 

So who is going?

 

1. Col. Mortimer

2. Maks

3. Marl31

4. Pizza Bob

5. RecessedFilter

me

Ahh damn. I wanted to shoot my first USPSA match tomorrow (gf let me off the hook) but I didn't know in time to pre register. Good luck guys, hopefully I'll see you next month!

you dont need preregister, just show up.

Cya guys in the morning!

you dont need preregister, just show up.

 

Awesome. How much ammo should I bring? Roughly.

150 rounds. match is 70, but this is a classifier match, so better be prepared.

Awesome. How much ammo should I bring? Roughly.

 

Maybe it's me but I get a kick out of this questions and I mean no disrespect and nothing bad by it.

 

I keep thinking what, it is too heavy?? Sorry I had to.

 

I carry a lot for each match, probably because I need it but I see no reason to cut it close. For example the the steel match at OB on Sunday, it should be 5 stages of 25 rounds each at a minimum, so 125 rounds if you don't miss. I have 300 rounds for my .40 that I will be shooting. over 1 1000 rounds of 22LR for my GSG1911 well just because it's a 22 and why not. I also have another 300 rounds for my 9mm just in case I need it, and I like to have an extra gun with my just in case someone else need it.

 

I just figure what I use I use, what I don't I bring home.

Maybe it's me but I get a kick out of this questions and I mean no disrespect and nothing bad by it.

 

I keep thinking what, it is too heavy?? Sorry I had to.

 

I carry a lot for each match, probably because I need it but I see no reason to cut it close. For example the the steel match at OB on Sunday, it should be 5 stages of 25 rounds each at a minimum, so 125 rounds if you don't miss. I have 300 rounds for my .40 that I will be shooting. over 1 1000 rounds of 22LR for my GSG1911 well just because it's a 22 and why not. I also have another 300 rounds for my 9mm just in case I need it, and I like to have an extra gun with my just in case someone else need it.

 

I just figure what I use I use, what I don't I bring home.

 

No offense taken, and I agree with you. My issue is that I just don't have enough loaded at the moment. I shot most of my "reserve" and haven't had time to crank out a whole lot (Lee Classic Turret, not slow but certainly not a progressive). I have the components for quite a few rounds, but few actual rounds. Cardinal sin I know.

 

I had a small brain fart and forgot that what the GF says is NOT what the GF means. Hope you all had a good time, hope to make it out next month.

There's always CJRPC next week, IDPA at Somerset the following week, and Old Bridge the week after that.

There's always CJRPC next week, IDPA at Somerset the following week, and Old Bridge the week after that.

 

I'll certainly be at Somerset, myself and a few others are supposed to RO part of the match to complete our certification. Hopefully I'll make it to CJRPC also!

Mark, the CJRPC is a relatively friendly match for first time USPSA shooters. If you can make it, it's well worth the trip.

Good to see everyone today! Sorry I haven't been at many matches lately, just have been so busy.

 

Hope everyone shot well!

Great seeing you guys today. Too bad it was sooo cold. But thank you guys for helping out taping, pasting, scoring and keeping it going. This is definitely a volunteer sport and it makes it that much more enjoyable.

There's always CJRPC next week, IDPA at Somerset the following week, and Old Bridge the week after that.

 

Action Steel at OB next Saturday also.

Just a small video.

 

Great seeing you guys today. Too bad it was sooo cold. But thank you guys for helping out taping, pasting, scoring and keeping it going. This is definitely a volunteer sport and it makes it that much more enjoyable.

 

1.) Cold? All I heard was what a great day it was.

2.) Lesson of the day: When in doubt, read the stage set up instructions. Listening to Maks is probably good too.

 

Thanks again to Maks for putting together the group buy.

Damn Maks, that Tangfo was on Fiyahhh at Shongum!

Scores are up.

 

http://shongum.org/images/uspsa11.11.pdf