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  1. You have several Clubs that shoot IDPA one hour away in NJ http://obdogs.com/Home_Page.html http://scfgpa.org/ http://www.phillipsburgpistolclub.com/ Good Luck and Welcome!!!
  2. Will the SS Nationals participate in the USPSA Match Ammo Service Program ?? http://www.uspsa.org/ammo/index.php
  3. Cats & Dogs in Area 8 OBCATS for USPSA & OBDOGS OBRAMS for .22 Action run along the same lines with minor modifications to allow for .22's
  4. Educational Zone #18 - Shooting Wolf steel-cased Ammo in an AR15 My link
  5. I bought a GSG-1911 to use with my Rimfire Action League and to practice for S.S. I have both a Dan Wesson Pointman and a Kimber Target II and the GSG-1911 feels like a .45ACP 1911. The trigger breaks about 7.5 Pounds Observations: The first thing I noticed about the GSG-1911 is that it has a Magazine Safety . I realize that the Magazine Safety was probably a "Law Department " requirement but I find it a bit annoying. I will keep the safety on for now but eventually I will disable it. I am left handed and I find the ambidextrous safety a bit comfortable for a Left handed shooter but quite easy to operate if you are a right handed shooter. Regardless, the safety has a solid lock and feel to it. The Rear Sight is adjustable and the gun is provided with three front post to lower or raise your POI. The finish on the Gun reminds me of a "GI Model " 1911 from Springfield Armory. The fit and finish are good for the money. Possible Modifications: Replace the original sights with Dawson Precision 1911 Sights with a F/O front sight like I use for USPSA Matches. This will provide me with the same sight picture on all my 1911s Install a Magwell. This modification will accomplish three things a- The Gun will fill bit heavier and morel like my .45ACP 1911 b- I will be able to feed the Gun like my Dan Wesson (Muscle Memory ) c- The installation of a Magwell will disable the Magazine Safety . Range Report: I shot the GSG-1911 last night. Unfortunately, I forgot to bring a camera to record the groupings and the target was thrown out. The Gun is reasonably accurate at 15 Yards with 5 shot groupings the size of a Half Dollar using .22LR Wolf Match Target Ammo Good Points: The manual states that 80% of the parts are interchangeable with a centerfire 1911 Slide Hold Open on Last Shot Feels like a regular 1911 Blade -Teck Holster and Fobis Magazine holders work with the gun Accuracy is pretty good. Feeds great and very reliable with Solid Nose Ammo- ( I did not have any Hollow- Point Ammo with me ) Bad Points: The Grip Safety is too small and must totally squeezed for the Gun to fire (Possible Modification ) The Sights are cheap but functional , could be better ( Possible Modification ) The Magazine must be totally seated or the gun will not fired (Possible Modification ) The trigger pull could be lighter ( Possible Modification ) Conclusion : I am happy with the purchase .The GSG-1911 has lots of potential as a : Training aid to teach someone how to shoot a 1911 It's fun to shoot as a plinker Great gun for Action Rimfire
  6. I am the Match Director for Rimfire Action Matches here in NJ. I am currently using the Butler Creek 10 Round Steel Lip Mags on my 10/22. They go for about $15.00 each. Make sure you buy the Steel Lips only Good Luck Butler Creek 10 Round Mags My Web Site
  7. The new Waiting List is out. Maybe, just maybe, after a three year wait I will finally shoot the Match
  8. I guess there is "no love" for a Rimfire Multigun Sub Forum !! Come on guys vote Yes!!
  9. Good idea!! With Jim Norman's help I am currently running Rimfire Action Matches at Old Bridge , NJ Here is our Web Site : Old Bridge Rimfire Action Match Shooters -OBRAMS Nice video of a .22 Action Match out West
  10. I agree, 300 Yds is not "long Range " They need to "Train-Up" I use to be awful at 300 yds shooting . I fixed it with Ruger 10/22 , a bunch of Claybirds and regular practice. I am quite comfortable at hitting anything out to 400 Yds now.
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