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@Cheflife15 Welcome and listen to anyone for great gun advise. Just don’t listen to this guy, Betty crockpot for cooking advise. Construction, love life, guns - Zeke is your man. Cooking=no Zeke pork roll by the way

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I saw this mod for checking powder drop so I did it to one of my Loadmasters. Works great. A quick glance at the tablet it's all good. 22.00 on Ebay for the WIFI Scope.

After, you wait and pay fees and jump through the hoops you will have to purchase a firearm through a firearms dealer (FFL) that will demand his or her cut for the transactions you do and you will have to go through an additional instant background check at the time of purchase, and you may be delayed with that as well. Certainly no guarantee that you will be able to pickup your firearm on the day you fill out paperwork for it at your FFL dealer. That has typcally cost about $20. If you are NOT buying the firearm through the FFLs stock or and/or ordered through the FFL (shipping fees may apply), you will have to pay a transfer fee to acquire the firearm that somene brought in for you to pickup or from an external entity that you may have had ship it there (in which case you would be responsible for the shipping fees). And since you are only allowed a handgun every 30 days, you would be required to pay the additional NICs check for EACH one that you purchased or acquired through an FFL as well as the applicable transfer fees. Welcome to the community. Make sure you familiarize yourself to all of NJ's unjust and Draconian gun laws, as any you may inadvertedly break will result in a felony offense.

Full metal jacket https://ammo.com/bullet-type/full-metal-jacket-fmj Steel case ammo https://www.pewpewtactical.com/brass-vs-steel-ammo/ teal/dear Full metal jacket refers to the construction of the projectile (bullet) Steel case refers to the construction of the cartridge case

In case you hadn't noticed, We have a bit of a thing going on that has folks concerned about governments both failing to keep order and becoming authoritarian monstrosities. So the panic is now. Lots of ammo makers expanded after the 2012 panic and were regretting it in the last year. If you noticed a bunch of new brands of bulk ammo, that's due to manufactures renting out capacity. Right now, they are short materials to feed the machines and people to run them. Until those are solved there will be no more capacity brought on line. Even when the machines are at 100% you won't see more capacity for a bit as they build up the war chest to weather the next storm. 22lr capacity won't be built up because it has high cost to bring on line and low margin and requires more skilled labor.

If you were satisfied with your last transaction, call that FFL and see if they will put a G19 on layaway. Just about every shop I have ever dealt with will put a gun aside for you as you wait for OGAM. You may need to put some or all the money down on it.

History will record Epstein died of the coronavirus.

Yes I also run some graphite thru the powder measure to keep the flow and it seems to work well.

^^^ This I put mine in a gallon size ziplock. Spray in there, close & shake!!! I bought the spray bottle at Home Depot for a couple of bucks. It lasts a long time.

Unfortunately I have dealt with serious electro static issues and had a hard time resolving it, specifically with flake powder. I now run graphite through my drop after cleaning it which has solved a majority of the issue..

The breakdown demonstrates that the Chief Justice lacks the guts to vote in favor of a 2A case. Although Kavanaugh supported the outcome of mootness, he did write a concurrence that explicitly stated he wants the Court to grant certiorari in Rogers, Gould or one of the other cases that have been repeatedly subject to conference but not acted on. And he endorsed Justice Alito's reading of Heller/MacDonald. So there are clearly enough votes for a grant of certiorari: Kavanugh; Alito; Gorsuch; and Thomas. Once again, it boils down to CJ Roberts. The pending 2A cases are far more momentous so I'm afraid that Roberts will punk out again.

These dies are for use on progressive presses. It is in fact relying on the powder drop to either dump it all or dump none of it. It is the suspenders to belt and suspenders. For me, it is something I put in place once I started getting a lot of crimped primer brass in 9mm. It'd hit the priming station, I'd have to deal with it, sometimes I'd overly focus on remediation and wonder if I had re-indexed everything properly, and be both paranoid and delayed dealing with it. IMO, unless dealing with REALLY compact powder in a big cartridge, it'll stop double charges, no charge, and for some cartridge/charge combos catch it if you substantively sling powder out of the case in a progressive. The other reason to go with one is ergonomic. lock out function aside, it and the hornady powder cop let you replace looking into the case with watching a rod move up and down. Because I find the lock out die does not work very well with .223, I use the powder cop there. It's a pain in the ass, even with a good press light, to see the powder and make a determination on how full it is. And with rifle, you have a long powder column. So if it's less than 50% full, it doesn't move. With my powder selection, there's not enough room to overcharge the case without seriously impeding seating. A double charge will make a huge mess. So it's good enough. Prior to using the powder cop, I've gotten a couple of squibs. Since going to it, I've had none, and it has caught a couple. Another benefit, at lest for my LnL-AP, is that it catches it earlier than my eyeball. Due to the shape of the press, without it I go size->prime->powder->nothing->seat->crimp. And you can't apply the old mark 1 eyeball prior to where I seat due to the press support. When it does catch something, there is one less case with powder to deal with, and simpler remediation is always better. It's harder to screw up simpler. Another benefit beyond that, at least to me, is that the mechanism tamps the powder down. With flake powders, I find that depending on how the flakes fell, stack, and bind, there can be significant variation in the visual appearance of a correct charge. The mechanism of the lockout die tamps it down a bit and makes visual presentation much more uniform. Which makes my visual check more effective. No more tapping the occasional outlier that looks overly full to see if it settles or not. Which speeds things up. I've got over 120k rounds reloaded. I've never had powder stick in a drop tube, much less stick and drop free later. I suspect that is because anything that might do that will meter like crap and self-selects itself out of contention as a usable powder. What you can use it to protect against varies greatly with the powder in use. But for me, I always adjust it so that it is just shy of locking out from overcharge with my actual intended load. As a note, adjustment should periodically be verified it can drift a bit over time, especially if you adjusted it to the ragged edge of locking on your expected charge.

Same here.

I like making "refrigerator" pickles with whatever is in season, usually cucs, onions, peppers. Relatively simple and they last a few weeks in the fridge.

yes!

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I appreciate you guys helping me learn these things faster. I always believed knowledgeable and responsible gun owners can change the minds of the ones who want to ban them all.

Trust your gear by proofing it

No. But I don’t like steel cased. Full metal jacket and steel cased are completely different things though.

Ive been trying to get out of here for years. My girlfriends a bit reluctant but im slowly wearing her down. Even Buying ammo online has me checking every law. They make me feel like a criminal for wanting to go to the range and protect my family inside my house.

Welcome to new Germany

You need a permit for the handgun, as normal. You need your firearms purchase card and it must go through an ffl now for the shotgun, or rifle. The handgun must also go through the ffl. Why we need these p2p’s and fpid cards now they changed the law is even more of an undue burden

Ahhh, grasshopper, you have much to learn.

In spite of what leftist imbeciles think about "gun show loopholes" and face to face sales, the paperwork is all the same.

I bought a pistol from a gentleman on this site. We met at an agreeable FFL, I handed him cash, the FFL did the transfer, he handed me the pistol. Simple. Shotgun/long gun would be the same way.

Just need to find a spot that is cheap, and will allow lots of fire and noise.

You should look into a Murray Carter apprentice program. Hes a big name in the knife making world (im a chef and have about 13 chef knives from various makers)

Stress Management In case you are having a rough day, here's a stress management technique that has been recommended in all the latest psychological journals. The funny thing is that it really does work and will make you smile. 1. Picture yourself lying on your belly on a warm rock that hangs out over a crystal clear stream. 2. Picture yourself with both your hands in the cool running water. 3. Birds are sweetly singing in the cool mountain air. 4. No one knows your secret place. 5. You are in total seclusion from that hectic place called the World. 6. The soothing sound of a gentle waterfall fills the air with a cascade of serenity. 7. The water is so clear you can make out the face of the Democrat you are holding underwater. See, it worked. You're smiling. You feel better already.

...lanolin and 99% alcohol and dont look back...its superior to whatever else is out there... Its all i use....never had a stuck case since....

Filling out one in Dirty Jersey won't help the cause at all. If the population goes up enough it just means another democrat congressman.

A friend of mine constantly sends me animal videos. Lots of cute or funny ones. Cat videos of course. OK, I get it... Animals are great! But this one really caught me. It's an hawk's eye view of a 2,000+ foot drop while the hawk tries to locate his handler in the middle of an urban sprawl. This video is from start to finish with the actual flight portion edited. The linked video at the bottom is the unedited flight portion. Watch how when he finally spots his handler it's a nose dive. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=um8M9azpmb4

I would like to see this overlaid with gun crimes - the anti-2A thinking is that lower ownership should result in lower crimes, right?

Replace those two spritzers with a keg of Yuengling and I'm good to go.

@Zeke If you go to the State Level Estimates section, they included other data besides background checks. But certainly this report is a 'model' that draws conclusions. And as such leaves a lot of room variance. As we have recently seen! Family heirlooms, undocumented transfers (both legal and illegal), everything bought prior to 1980... all up for grabs. Also, if/when surveyed, how many gunowners prefer to remain anonymous? Personally I only read the report for state comparisons, not absolute levels.

Buying S&W wheelguns....what else? (Now out to July for final pick-up). Adios, Pizza Bob

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That’s the only way to be sure

Something a little different, These were made for trench gun 12 gauges for Vietnam, Most were left there. They also for 1917 rifles. And scabbards also. There were two makers of the bayonets, general cutlery and Canadian Arsenal. 5 makers of scabbards. https://imgur.com/a/2k7AY7K

Paddle release is more intuitive, easier for lefties, doesn't allow for accidental magazine release and doesn't rub on your finger.