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I have the first one. I want to say there was an issue with #2 and they are or were hard to find. I do not remember the details. But #1 is very good.

I grew up in Colonia.

Welcome, sounds like you ahve a very nice collection.

The older I get the more appreciation I develop for revolvers. Especially the older ones with that nice deep blue finish. The other thing attractive about them is the degree to which one can load for them. No need to cycle the slide, just enough to clear the barrel. Anyone else?

If you are posting information that you know to be at or over maximum listed pressure loads you are required to say so. Some pistols can handle them but some can not. There are fellow shooters looking for advice, not trip to the hospitol. If you are taking load information off of this forum, it is your responsability to exercise sound judgement and do a little research before you blindly follow a recipe. It is your responsability to maintain a certain degree of knowledge on the low and high pressure limits for the cartridges you are loading for. There are plenty of good Reloading Manuals that give detailed information on this subject. As well as powder manufacturers websites. NJGUNFORUMS assumes no responsability for the safety and accuracy of member posted information. Reloading is a hobby within a hobby and can be quite rewarding. Please do it safely.

Mine is a 6" as well. I really like the stock wood grips. Have you tried Trail Boss yet for loading lead? It is an awsome powder.

Welcome to the forum

Glad it worked out for you. I love my 686. Is yours a 4 or 6"?

Have you had a chance to try out the load yet?

I did not like all of the BS that went along with shooting there when I was looking into it. I also got the runaround when it came to becoming a member. Due to my work schedule making the 3 meetings was hard to do. One club officer told me to go to the safety shoot and talk to the President and she would let me join as long as I passd the shoot. After hearing all of the rules and being told I have to attend the meetings, just give them the fee and make 3 meetings to be voted in on as I could . Bottom line, give us money and you can not shoot unil you are here for 3 meetings, but give us money now. I left with my money If you want outdoor shooting, I will take you to Fort Dix.

I do not believe so. I think there is a federal reg on ammo sales, as well as NJ regs. I could be wrong though.

Semper Fi Brother, what units were you with. Welcome to the forum

Have you tried the CCI Mini mag hP's? My wifes does really well with them.

Nice 10/22

I have heard a few people complain about the 40. We have a USP and XD in 40 and it is not bad at all. The XD is especially nice. I upgraded the trigger pack and it shoots smooth.

I use to ride my bike to Brenners and then fish in Milton Lake. I was not fond of the guy who bought it from Mr Brenner, but I understand since it became its new name it is a much better place.

Welcome, I look forward to your participation.

By all accounts I have heard and read, they are good rifles. i have not shot one but they do feel good in the shoulder.

The stock is from Richards Microfit. The total cost was probably about $500. We did not go crazy which is easy to do with a 10/22. New stock, barrel scope and mount. The best mod by far is the Tactical Solutions Mag release. The only isssue is my wife is right handed,left eye dominant. So she shoots rifles left handed.

No rimfire forum is complete without a 10/22, so here is a picture of my wife's. [attachment=0]PICT0056 10 22.jpg[/attachment]

I used my wife as an excuse to build a 1911, hence the purple.

Wow, I am a computer god. I figured out how to post a picture. Wonder if i can do it again? Thanks Maksim

That stash will go very quickly after a few good range sessions. Just when I thought I was good, 2 sessions and I was not as good anymore. Now I run at least 500 rds before I switch calibers. On my every trip calibers I try to do 1000 before I switch.

I have never seen a rim like that, but i have not looked at them. I have a few hundred downstairs. I will have to look at them.

Yeah, I love 1911's too