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It is hard to say. You always take a chance when you pull the trigger it goes ka boom. Very slim chance but it is there none the less. Some guns have defects, some factory ammo has caused a ka boom. And careless reloading techniques also can cause injury.

I played with one tonight. The trigger is horrible.

A Dan Wesson will be my next 1911 if I do not builld another first. I am really hot for the Valor or a 10mm Razorback. If you would like to shoot a Warrior, let me know. If you are in The Monmouth area we can go to BA.

We're on top of things around here. :mrgreen:

Chad has a picture for everthing

Very nice, just a stones throw away. this is the second one on the board tonight.

I have never been told not to rapid fire while shooting on any range. Hell, shooting a GSG the other night at Brick Armory you would have swore it was full auto. I love that place and have been treated with nothing but respect and kindness.

I think it is 15 yds for pistol and 25 yds for rifle minimum distance on the rifle side.

Celebrate Independence Day by buying a gun.

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No, you can adjust the sight dot to be just above the front sight post with the proper mount which will allow you to use the irons if your battery goes dead.

I have not shot the Golden Bulles but I shoot thunderbolts by the bricks in all of my 22's. they work fine for me. the only problems I have had were weak mainsprings and carbon build up.

I did not buy ammo, but I have had 3 transactions on GB and all 3 were a PITA.

Yes the LCT will load rifle rounds. The Lee pro you put in your post is only pistol and 223. Check out Lee's website for info on the LCT. Maybe someone that has one will let you try it out

Welcome, glad you chose to exercise your rights. It's fun isn't it?

The Shoprite in freehold has one. That is where I got half a cart full of cantalopes for .50 ea. That was a fun day.

I use the Fed 210 match primers. I use a Uniflow with stick powder and the key is a powder baffle. It reduces the weight on top of the granules and promotes easy flowing powder. The nice thing is there are so many powders that if you can't find one there is a substitute.

Go with the Lee Classic Turret. It is faster than a single stage but can be used as a single stage for learning. Progressives are great and I do all of my pistol on them. the Lee progressives are very finicky and it can be frustrating when learning to load. Once they are set up they are solid, but can run out of time and need more frequent adjustments. A Hornady LNL is a good press as is a RCBS Pro 2000 for a progressive press to do rifle and pistol. I am putting together a reloading class for mid August if you are interested. Stay tuned for more info.

on some 22's a little bit of carbon under the extractor is enough to couse duds and problems. Some guns only like some bullets though. Since the gun is new this could be just a learning curve for it. Take a dental pick and scrape the bolt face and under the extractor. There may be a small amount of carbon. Also, what kind of gun is it? Rem 597's have issues that are easily fixed, just inconvenient.

I am going to look into Sigma trigger fixes or at least come up with one.

I am thinking of a couple of 1911 frames for future projects.

After much searching, I like and use Fort Dix. Very convenient for me as well as affordable.

I am going to do 4 next Tuesday. I think a couple of 1911 frames are in order. Maybe a Buckmark.

You can never be too cautious in NJ.

Welcome, glad you came over.